After our time at the farm, Nok took us to two floating markets, Damnoen Saduak and Amphawa. Damnoen Saduak When you get to Damnoen you can walk along the canals, visiting souvenir shops, restaurants or food carts. You can also hold a python around your neck like Paul did. I highly recommend paying to ride … Continue reading Floating Markets of Ratchaburi
We stayed at the Pineapple farm for two days. Nok’s family owns and operates this farm in Ratchaburi province. The province is located about 3 hours west of Bangkok and borders Myanmar (Burma). Most of the family’s house was outside. I really liked this because it felt very close to nature. The farm had several … Continue reading The Pineapple Farm In Ratchaburi
We left Colombo in the evening and arrived in Bangkok at night. Paul has extended family in Bangkok so they graciously offered to let us stay with them for a week or so in Thailand. See if you can follow this, reader: Paul’s sister’s husband’s brother married Nok’s sister. So Paul and Nok’s sisters married … Continue reading The First 48 … in Bangkok
