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Road to Pai: Pong Dueat geyser

October 25, 2009
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Road to Pai: Pong Dueat geyser

There are dozens of hot springs around Chiang Mai, some are well-known and extensively developed like Sankamphaeng, others are only just more than small pools of water in the forest. Pong Dueat is on route 1095, one of the attractions we visited when we went to Pai with my friend in September: we were...
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Do’s and Dont’s in Laos

May 30, 2005
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Do’s and Dont’s in Laos

Hi folks, Back from Laos, and brought with me a souvenir to share. Officials at the TAL (Lao version of the TAT) must have read Steve’s famous “do’s and don’ts” blog series, as they issued a small booklet of their own with a similar title. It isn’t anything particulary new, and it’s not as...
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Back from the unseen

February 13, 2005
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Hi folks, back from a five-day crisscrossing in Thailand and Laos. This time I chose the Nong Khai – Vientiane (Laos) border for my regular visa run. I had a much more pleasant experience this time. This border crossing was unbelievably smooth; the immigration was friendly, although the journey was more adventurous than anything...
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Attention, fellow fifth-world folks!

February 2, 2005
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Most expats know the ‘pleasure’ of having to travel to one of Thailand’s borders periodically, just to spend a few minutes in the neighboring country, then walk back and cross the border back inside the Land of Smiles. This process, which is about as fun as a colonoscopy, is referred to as the “visa...
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