My continuing adventures in Thailand’s Rayong province, where I am staying until November …
Today I went to Klaeng. I didn’t mean to go to Klaeng, but I did.I caught the “baht bus” from Mae Ramphung Beach to Sukhumvit, where I crossed to road and hailed another baht bus heading in the right direction. I said to the driver, “Ban Phe?”, my intended destination, but didn’t get any reaction. That’s OK, I thought. I probably said it incorrectly.
Continue reading On the (baht) buses …There are all sorts of tours for all sorts of interests. Many of them have culinary themes, and others — like ghost tours — can be quite morbid.
I’m not quite sure how this one fits in: an open-top double decker bus tour of London street meat eateries.
When it comes to long-distance travel, bus used to be the only affordable way to go. Nowadays, though, everybody’s taking cheap flights and buses often get a bad rap.
Well, I’m not going to suggest that you jump on a coach to go thousands of kilometres, but for trips of a few hundred kilometres, they are still a good option. Especially so when they offer all the creature comforts.
