Glamping in Khao Yai Nationalpark

Once the travel bug bites there is no known antidote. True words. This month from the 13 to 15th april the Songkran Festival took place in Thailand. A festival for New Year where everyone is throwing water at each other. Children sit next to grown-ups at the back of pick-ups with water guns in their hands and they are merciless. It`s a state of exception and a lot of fun! Moreover it is a national holiday and many people from Bangkok go on vacation. On the islands in the South it is even more crazy and you are happy when you bought your ticket early in advance. We started our planning spontaneous and that is why we did not choose an island. I mean 200 Euro for a flight ticket with worst times for departure and arrival? No, thanks. After looking around on the internet for a nice place not too far from Bangkok I found our travel destination: the Khao Yai Nationalpark.

A natural paradise and the third largest park in Thailand with evergreen forest and grasslands, elephants, monkeys, black bears, a lot of waterfalls and even tigers.

Back from Cambodia

Dear readers, I am back from Cambodia and got a lot of new impressions and experiences to share with you. Let me first tell you that Cambodia and I did not have a good start. My travel to that country was not really voluntary but I had to go there for some visa issues. Who is more interested in that topic can check out Bangkok Buddy Travel Service. This agency is reliable and helpful when it comes to visa troubles in Thailand. We went there on a sunday early in the morning (and by early I mean 4 am!) with an air conditioned luxurious van. We crossed the boarder after 4 hours driving and finished up in Poipet. I never felt so far away from my comfortzone. My boyfriend was not with me because he was on a business travel. Poipet is a city of 35.000 people and an important border with Thailand. Salesmen carrying their goods in vehicles back and forth the gate. 

Gate to Cambodia