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RE: Best place to meet backpackers to travel with in BKK

by thaibeachlovers 26 May 2012

^^ Sorry again, but these are the locations given in the IMBd web page about it, so not just my recollections, and I did a lot of research…
RE: Uncrowded National Park during the weekend near Bangkok

by geomark 22 May 2012

This time of year Khao Yai isn't very crowded. Just avoid holiday weekends.
First time traveller!

by JElizabethRose 21 May 2012

Myself & my boyfriend are heading to Thailand on the 30th May for 3 weeks! This is our first time travelling & we have nothing booked…
Itinerary Thailand

by mandy_ydnam 20 May 2012

I'm planning my trip to Thailand around mid September for about 3-4 weeks. Can someone advise how I should plan my trip if I want to go…
RE: Travel in June and July ...reccomendation?

by martee 18 May 2012

Elephants are hard to see in the wild but you can try Khao Yai NP. Otherwise there are many elephant camps around the country with some…
RE: Searching for Tigers in the Thai Jungle

by mangoholic2 13 May 2012

I think they put the population of tigers in Thailand at around 200. I am still searching for the Myanmar article, but in the meantime,…
Re: Itinerary for 5 days in Northern Thailand before crossing into Laos

by yogaretnam 04 May 2012

dreamsignals86 Kun Korn waterfall sounds great. I've been to Haew Narok Waterfall in Khao Yai National Park and was left a little disappoin…
Re: Itinerary for 5 days in Northern Thailand before crossing into Laos

by yogaretnam 02 May 2012

Just wanted to say thanks everyone for the replies. Just got back from Khao Yai national park and am beat. Will go through each of the…
RE: Thailand Newbie

by primalman 01 May 2012

I would highly recommend visiting Khao Yai on a day trip from somewhwere close. You probably won;t want to stay overnight unless you…
RE: Kaeng Krachan OR Khao Yai National Park

by miscreant 25 April 2012

To update on Kaeng Krachan, if you are interested in hiking then this park is definitely NOT the one to go to. I just learned from one…
RE: Good Asian or European Wildlife site for late April/early May?

by Api 23 April 2012

May isn't the wettest month in Thailand, but the monsoons are reliable enough to ensure you'd get some rain. If you're unlucky you could…
RE: Kaeng Krachan OR Khao Yai National Park

by LSWRArt 12 April 2012

We will have a car and driver so can easily get around Khao Yai, but I think we will see more with a good local guide. We were thinking…
Re: 3-4 week August trip: Ko Samui/Phangan, Ankor Wat, and where else?

by shazahaha 10 April 2012

Thanks for the info! That's all really helpful, and I appreciate the detailed itinerary. Sounds like an awesome trip! What's the Golden…
RE: thai maps at BKK airport?

by BangkokBoy 07 April 2012

Asia Books / Bookazine have branches all over BKK, but not at the airport. For nearest branch, click link https://www.asiabooks.com/Stor…
RE: after a month of working in Mongolia, where to next?

by everbrite 02 April 2012

I lived in Bangkok for over two years and if you can tolerate the high temperatures, the rain really isn't an issue because it doesn't…
RE: Only one day trip out of Bangkok

by geomark 30 March 2012

Possible day trips from Bangkok, repeats of some above: Lopburi has a lot of old ruins and loads of monkeys. Some unique temples, like…
RE: Only one day trip out of Bangkok

by Spaniel 30 March 2012

If you like the outdoors/nature then you might consider a trip northeast to Khao Yai National Park. It's about 150 km NE of Bangkok…
RE: smaller cities in thailand to stay

by viedums 27 March 2012

I wouldn't bother with reservations, unless you see something online that looks really attractive and want to be sure to get a room there.…
RE: smaller cities in thailand to stay

by geomark 26 March 2012

I wouldn't make a trip to Khao Yai just for a cave temple. There are nicer ones elsewhere. But if you are in Khao Yai you could try to…
RE: smaller cities in thailand to stay

by afdirkse 25 March 2012

@thespade: Yikes! I think North is the way to go then, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Chiang Saen look great. I think I'll travel overland…
RE: Khao Yai NP entrance fee

by dogeatinghotchips 25 March 2012

I hope camping is still permitted, it was a great spot to camp. I stayed there a couple of nights about 3 years ago and it was great to…
RE: smaller cities in thailand to stay

by geomark 25 March 2012

I live near Khao Yai. Nice country here and plenty of options for places to stay. Good wildlife viewing ops if you take a tour into the…
RE: smaller cities in thailand to stay

by afdirkse 25 March 2012

Cool thanks for all the responses. Good to hear the fires will not be a problem. @geomark and @viedums, I was kinda afraid of that, that…
RE: Khao Yai to Ko CHang or vice versa?

by qwertyjjj 20 March 2012

Any ideas?
RE: Khao Yai to Ko CHang or vice versa?

by qwertyjjj 18 March 2012

From Ko Chang, is it possible to get a bus from Trat to Khao Yai (either Pak Chong or maybe somewhere I can get a song taow to the accommoda…