Life on Koh Pha-Ngan |
The ‘land of smiles’ didn’t disappoint apart from
the strange island of Koh Phayam where we stumbled upon the the rudest people
of our whole trip so far. So unpleasant were they that it actually became funny
to witness in the end.
The food has been continuously delicious which
has been gratefully accepted after mostly poor to mediocre food all the way
through Central and South America.
For the final few days of our two week stay on
Koh Pha-Ngan before heading back to Bangkok for the final time we decided to
treat ourselves to a beachfront bungalow, a bottle of red wine to help us view
our last Thai sunset and a Thai massage. The sound of the sea gently lapping in
time to the cracking of bones made it my first and most definitely my last.
It’s been a fabulous period of our trip where
we’ve had the chance to do next to nothing for next to nothing apart from read,
swim and enjoy the food. We’ll be sorry to leave especially as we enter our final
month and our final country, Namibia, before heading home.
TIME SPENT:
7 weeks
TRANSPORT:
2 planes, 18 trains, 6
undergrounds, 3 buses, 1 overnight bus, 3 minibuses, 6 ferries, 2 tuk-tuks, 13
taxis, 4 speedboats, 5 mopeds, 2 motorbike taxis, 2 kayaks
NUMBER OF PLACES WE STAYED: 8 (1 hostel, 5 beach bungalows, 1 backpackers,
2 hotels)
FAVOURITE EATERY:
Aimmy Restaurant on Koh Mak
WILDLIFE SPOTTED: geckos, snake
TOURS TAKEN:
Angthong National Park
BEST VALUE FOR MONEY: Thailand!!
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