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Evergreen resort Chaweng beach, Koh Samui is a medium sized resort. There are rooms in the main building and bungalows near the swimming pool available. The resort is located at a soi just back from the main road in the centre of Chaweng. Because of the location it's just 2 minutes walking to central plaza shopping centre but very quiet.

Rooms are clean with large balcony en decent bathroom. The bed is a bid on the hard side. Big closet to store the suitcase. to get to the beach you'll have to follow a narrow path via a connecting resort. It's about 200 meters through a beautiful garden.

I paid about 30 euros for the room. Given the location it's a decent price but for better facilities and luxury you'll have pay more in Chaweng.

 

https://youtu.be/-VRC_A_jQpc

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If you do not want to walk short distances in Bangkok you can make use of the motorbike taxi. Most of the time you can find them at corners of a long soi, junction or BTS station. For 10 or 20 bht you can hop on for a kilometer or so. It's nice when you don't want to get sweaty but if it's safe.....

 

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Flight SL 789 with Thai Lion air from Nakhon si Thammarat to Bangkok. Just after take off the shore line is clearly visible with large pieces of pristine beach such as near the village of Phanom. After the islands of Samui, Phangan and Koh Tao become visible. Near hua Hin a large thunder cloud is visible after which the pilot is decending to Bangkok.

 

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On the 5th floor of Terminal 21 shopping mall there is a large food court named Pier 21. There are a lot of food stalls present providing good quality food in a nice and clean environment at low prices. Nice to have lunch and escape the heat of the city for a while. At the back you can sit next to the window to have a good view of Bangkok. 

 

Don't forget to order some mango with sticky rice!!

 

https://youtu.be/Zfv0b7lwtgE

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Bang Krachao is the green lung of Bangkok. It's like an peninsula in the south of Bangkok across the Chao Praya river. There are no high rises or traffic jams but quiet roads and local communities set in a lush green environment. The best way to explore this part of Bangkok is by bike.

 

Video shows:
00.00 arrive at Queen Sirikit station, walk to Khlong Toei market
00.06 taking motorbike to Khlong Toei temple to cross the river
00.12 crossing the river
00.18 renting a bike and start biking
00.44 arrive at Wat Bang Cachao Nok for nice view of Bangkok skyline and river
00.59 visit Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park And Botanical Garden
01.46 back at pier/finish biking tour
01.55 quick look at Khlong Toei temple
02.05 walking back to main road for taxi back home

 

https://youtu.be/EHS32l0w0U4

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