Showing posts with label Bangkok protest tourist 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bangkok protest tourist 2014. Show all posts
Friday, 21 February 2014
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Beef noodle shop - Siam Square
I know some people will be attracted to the fact that there are two Ladyboy waitresses here. They're not in the pic but the more flamboyant one , who likes to wear skimpy shorts and speaks English like a deeesainNah sashays down this runway, past the protestor with a confidence level that is waaayyy beyond me.
Dragon beard candy stall - Siam Paragon
Kiddo got all excited when I pointed out this stall. Not because of the dessert, but due to the name itself.
Staffed by this pair, it's made fresh on the spot, making it a must see thing to do here !
And then it became my turn to get all excited, as I used to have no idea why it was called that. Until I saw the cuteeeeeee beards all laid out this way.
Awwwww
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Wednesday, 12 February 2014
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Test tubes as a welcome drink
Pathumwan Princess proved to be our safe and cosy refuge for the duration of our stay in Bangkok.
During this time of the year, as it's near imposssible to get a room here. But thanks to tent city outside, which spooked off a lot of tourists, we were able to wrestle a crazy deal out of the agent.
When you check in....
Monday, 10 February 2014
Saturday, 8 February 2014
Thursday, 6 February 2014
Street performers, tall, four legged and cute
Where you get street vendors, most times you get street performers as well.
These 3 boys who had a signboard stating that contributions were for Mom's cancer,earned megabahts as they were really quite good.
The pooches below showed off their sleeping beauty ritual and managed to raise quite a bit for the animal cause
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
Bangkok Shutdown - downright shocking posters alright
I know I wasn't alone when my jaw dropped upon seeing these shocking posters.
In some, the intended receipient had her eyes gouged and burnt out with jossticks.
Check out the protestors tents behind that. Yep, pedestrian walkway from MBK to Siam Square was effectively blocked .
Shadow puppet, perched above a poster of her travelling to Dubai etc etc.
Bangkok Protest Tourist - post #1
Boy what a way to kick off CNY. Flying straight into the eye of the storm not knowing what to expect.
Exciting and stupid maybe, but well, the lure was too much.
While others changed their destination to Phuket, Chiangmai, Hua Hin even, I dug my heels in.
Although location wise, some might consider the hotel which I stayed in, to be in the heart of the protests, but it was perfect for me. Easy access to complexes that closed early.
Certainly helped that I needed no guide, as this is not my maiden trip. And the location, which is one I'm familiar with,
allows me access to alternative neighbourhoods in case of "what ifs " As well as sleep safe.
Certainly helped that I needed no guide, as this is not my maiden trip. And the location, which is one I'm familiar with,
allows me access to alternative neighbourhoods in case of "what ifs " As well as sleep safe.
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