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Kanchanaburi - a hidden gem in Thailand.
Tim and I arrived at our hostel in Kanchanaburi on 26.02.18 around 11.00 in the morning. After a 24-hour journey, we were happy to finally be there. The overnight train was very...
Kanchanaburi, Motorcycle Tour & Erawan National Park (day 4-6)
Although it's not the fastest way to travel to Kanchanaburi by train, it is definitely one of the most beautiful ways 🚞😍 On the way there, you can see many smaller villages,...
'Let the Party started' aka 'one night in Bangkok'
January 28, 2017 BANGKOK. A city like no other. Real. Big Love and all that. (But only in moderation for me. Tomorrow it will continue... You will find out soon enough where......
04/02/2023 - The Hellfire Pass and the Erawan Waterfalls in Kanchanaburi
The last stop on my journey through Southeast Asia took me to Kanchanaburi, a small town about 130 kilometers northeast of Bangkok. Kanchanaburi gained fame due to the sad...
When dreams come true...
Day trip to Kanchanaburi with a visit to Erawan National Park, the impressive waterfall, and the fulfillment of a lifelong dream with the visit of elephants.
Kanchanaburi
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Thailand - 4th Stop: Kanchanaburi
After our 'amazing' stay in Bangkok, we continued west to Kanchanaburi, Thailand. The city is mainly known for its history in World War II, but we were more interested in the...
Kanchanaburi
Hello dear! From Bangkok, it took us two hours by train to the small town of Kanchanaburi. Here, we could visit the Death Railway Bridge, which was built during World War II, as...
Die Brücke über den Kwai - Kanchanaburi
Von Bangkok aus ging's mit dem Bus nach Kanchanaburi. Kanchanaburi selbst ist keine wirklich aufregende Stadt, aber berühmt für die Brücke über den Kwai und guter Ausgangspunkt...
Tag 98: From Thailand to Malaysia with seven modes of transportation
We had never taken a night train before. However, the overnight train that would depart from Bangkok and travel to the southern border of Malaysia was a perfect fit for our...
Day 27: Kanchanaburi
Today we had the scooter until 1:00 p.m. because the landlady had to drive her daughter somewhere. Of course, we took advantage of that and went to the museum about the 'Death...
Day 26: Excursion to Erawan National Park
Today was finally the day: we risked renting a scooter in Thailand for the first time... and spoiler alert: it was a lot of fun and nothing happened!! :) So we had breakfast in...
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Die Brücke über den Kwai - Kanchanaburi
Von Bangkok aus ging's mit dem Bus nach Kanchanaburi. Kanchanaburi selbst ist keine wirklich aufregende Stadt, aber berühmt für die Brücke über den Kwai und guter Ausgangspunkt...
17.11 An exceptionally versatile return trip
Quote of the day:,, 1 ... Here comes the sun 2 ... Here comes the sun' Blah blah blah ... train ... blah blah blah waterfall ... blah blah blah... hot, hot, HOT! ... My thoughts...
14.11 A ride through hell with the Death Railway !!!
As agreed, Grandma and I show up at 8:30 am for breakfast, which is lovingly prepared by a staff member according to our personal request. I talk to the hotel owner about the...
Thailand - 4th Stop: Kanchanaburi
After our 'amazing' stay in Bangkok, we continued west to Kanchanaburi, Thailand. The city is mainly known for its history in World War II, but we were more interested in the...
12/13.11 From history and entrepreneurial grandfathers
The alarm clock rings. It's time to pack your things. After a week, I have almost grown to love the largest city in the north, but now it's time to go back to the bustling mega...
Kanchanaburi
Hello dear! From Bangkok, it took us two hours by train to the small town of Kanchanaburi. Here, we could visit the Death Railway Bridge, which was built during World War II, as...
Day 26: Excursion to Erawan National Park
Today was finally the day: we risked renting a scooter in Thailand for the first time... and spoiler alert: it was a lot of fun and nothing happened!! :) So we had breakfast in...
Tag 98: From Thailand to Malaysia with seven modes of transportation
We had never taken a night train before. However, the overnight train that would depart from Bangkok and travel to the southern border of Malaysia was a perfect fit for our...
16.11 A kayak trip with grandma and NATO pilot ✈
Quote of the day: ,,No, it is no spicy, I promise' After a long sleep, we wake up relatively late the next morning ... Yesterday was exhausting and I had nothing planned for...
15.11 From mystical waterfalls to crazy means of transportation 😱
Quote of the day: 'Sorry Sir, no bottles allowed!' What an extraordinary day :D The morning already starts spectacularly. After a generous breakfast, the always cheerful hotel...
Day 27: Kanchanaburi
Today we had the scooter until 1:00 p.m. because the landlady had to drive her daughter somewhere. Of course, we took advantage of that and went to the museum about the 'Death...
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