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Last time I was I went to sleepy Sangkhla Buri it proved to be a surprisingly popular destination, the Karen National Liberation Army had arrived the day before, the Burmese Army arrived later that day and the Thai army came the following one, they then all went into the … |
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Written by: Paul Wilding
Read more: The Clone Buddhas at www.thai-blogs.com
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Khuraburi, 100 kms south of Ranong on the Andaman coastline, is best known as the drop-off point for the Surin Islands – it is unlikely to become a major tourist destination in it own right. It is a little… |
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Written by: Betti
Read more: On two wheels around Khuraburi at www.thai-blogs.com
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(Victoria Point) Well, since the area is full of foreigners getting stamps back into the Land of Noodle Soup & Nose-jobs, Aranya Prathet and it’s neighboring cross-border town of Cambodia’s Poipet happily secured most of … |
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Written by: Stephen Cleary
Read more: Thai Visa Border Run (Burma) at www.thai-blogs.com
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Koh Phayam - Ranong Falling victim to Thailand’s latest anti-tourist law, I found myself in the completely absurd position of having to make two visa runs in four days. Planning to spend my final month in SE Asia in Thailand… |
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Written by: Paul Wilding
Read more: Visiting Ranong and Doing a Visa Run at www.thai-blogs.com
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