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  1. billofbangkok avatar

    Re: Alternative route - Cambodia - Thailand for the 15th?

    by billofbangkok 10 April 2012

    Travelling by train from Aranyaprathet to Ayuthaya is rather a boring and cumbersome way to head to Chiang Mai ( you may as well go to…

  2. Thamlot avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by Thamlot 01 December 2011

    I guess if you're into looking at footpaths and potholes. Motorbikes allow you to see more.

  3. stekmer avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by stekmer 01 December 2011

    I agree with goo-stewart completely. For me, I'm growing to appreciate the basic single speed 'city cruiser' bikes - you can only go…

  4. fondonzella avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by fondonzella 01 December 2011

    Hey, nice post! Thanks.

  5. goo_stewart avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by goo_stewart 01 December 2011

    The heat and humidity are not really a problem once you become acclimatized. Sure, you are gonna sweat and sure, you had better wear some…

  6. Thamlot avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by Thamlot 01 December 2011

    Good idea but don't you find the heat/humidity a problem? Night riding would be good if safe enough. During the day rather have a moto…

  7. stekmer avatar

    Bicycle rental in Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom - update

    by stekmer 01 December 2011

    I like to rent a bicycle when I travel in smaller rural cities in Thailand (and Asia in general) but the usual problem is finding a bike…

  8. HansMeier avatar

    RE: Bicycle rental in Nakhon Thanom, That Thanom and Mukdahan

    by HansMeier 27 October 2011

    There might be no official place. But you can certainly rent something either from your friendly receptionist or from a bicycle shop.…

  9. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Getting from Chiang Saen to Chiang Khong

    by Captain_Bob 21 October 2011

    >Does 4 nights in Chiang Khong sound like too long? I go stay at least a couple nights there every year and it's a nice spot to linger…

  10. athlon_2o0o avatar

    RE: I just booked my flight to Bangkok...

    by athlon_2o0o 07 September 2011

    Great idea. I'd go to Isaan, there's a lot to see there. There are trains, but connections are complicated (having your own transport…

  11. thaibeachlovers avatar

    Want to know about the weather?

    by thaibeachlovers 12 August 2011

    (BNO NEWS) -- The death toll in Thailand's storm-triggered flash floods has reached 22 following the latest fatalities, officials said…

  12. fondonzella avatar

    RE: What Were They Thinking?

    by fondonzella 01 February 2011

    Slightly dated info, but It was interesting comparing riverfronts in Issan - Mukdahan, Nakhon Phanom, Nong Khai and even Si Chiang Mai…

  13. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Mukdahan

    by Captain_Bob 14 December 2010

    That "east coast" of Isaan can be a really refreshing alternative to the Thailand tourist scene, with Mukdahan at it's centre. From Nakhon…

  14. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Travel from Laos to Thailand

    by Captain_Bob 03 November 2010

    The main international checkpoints are - Huay Xai / Chiang Khong - Friendship Bridge (near Vientiane) / Nong Khai - Tha Kaek / Nakhon…

  15. ChangNoi1 avatar

    Sakhon Nowhere trip report

    by ChangNoi1 13 October 2010

    Our almost 2000km trip to Sakhon Nowhere & surroundings started in Sikhu to join in with the local Khmer celebrations of paying respect…

  16. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Nakhon Phanom to Thakhek

    by Captain_Bob 07 August 2010

    No "Ferries", more like [vehicle barges|http://www.flickr.com/photos/captain-bob/3823033808]. It's a really quick crossing so likely you'd…

  17. wanderingstraycat avatar

    RE: Magha Puja Day

    by wanderingstraycat 31 July 2010

    could try looking out for Boun Pha Vet celebrations in Laos & NE Thailand. celebrates the life story of Prince Vessentara (aka. Pha Vet,…

  18. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: cycling thailand

    by Captain_Bob 09 January 2010

    I would use the 15-day entry you'll get at Nakhon Phanom to tour that side of the Mekong (That Phanom, Mukdahan, Khong Chiam) then re-enter…

  19. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Unprepared for my Issan trip

    by Captain_Bob 17 December 2009

    From Ubon I'd choose 1 of 2 routes; Chong Khiam is a nice town at the confluence of the Mekong and Mun rivers, then work your way up to…

  20. zoetropical avatar

    3 new air routes

    by zoetropical 26 November 2009

    Just in time for Americans afraid of colour riot Nok has re-launched former PB Air routes see their website for prices Press release…

  21. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Driving along the Mekong

    by Captain_Bob 01 November 2009

    That's a pretty good route for getting used to Thai driving practices. Not too busy and some nice views. Don't expect to see the Mekong…

  22. Hanuman avatar

    RE: south Laos

    by Hanuman 07 October 2009

    It would probably be easier to head to Nakhon Phanom and cross over the Mekong to Thakek first if you want to visit the Tham Konglo and…

  23. sjaak327 avatar

    RE: What's your favorite Thai dish??

    by sjaak327 29 September 2009

    #21, I'm sure any Thai will claim it is an issan dish. Many provinces in Issan (Udon Thani, Nong Khai, Sakhon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Khon…

  24. esanman avatar

    RE: Issan Road Trip

    by esanman 17 August 2009

    *Mukdahan* is quite small city but side *Maekhong River* and good view at *Tha Dan Indo China Market*. [Accomodations|http://ido24.com/journ…

  25. Captain_Bob avatar

    RE: Issan Road Trip

    by Captain_Bob 17 August 2009

    I drove that road a couple years ago following the Mekong as much as possible. Between Nakhon Phanom and Nong Khai the road gets pretty…

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