Macromedia Bangkok 2017

Photos from the first day Crazy professor - what is he doing!! This is a night life picture so people won't see our embarrassing photos too easily.

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NonsiPapa Probably the best Street Food Restaurant in Bangkok Read my Blog at:  https://nonsipapa.wordpress.com Home Menu About Papa Contact How is the business working? Papa and his Stuff are working 7 Days a Week, from 9am to 9pm. The Restaurant is really simple, an easy wooden structure with a kitchen area and an area, where the guests can sit. There are three big tables with plastic chairs. Normally you order your food from Papa. He can speak English. The food is really fast prepared and Papa helps his wife with cooking. He cut all the vegetables and his wife cook with a wok. The prices for the different Thai meals are from 20 baht to 100 baht, so really cheap but very delicious. Posted on November 13, 2017 Format Gallery Leave a comment on How is the business working? What is Papa´s doing? Papa´s Restaurant was established in 2009, when he bought this little peaceful place from a friend. He and his Wife were a...

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THAILAND STORIES SHORT : ROAD RAGE POSTED ON  NOVEMBER 1, 2017 Read MY BLOG AT: http://k13stuttgart.de/blog/ Road rage  /ˈroʊd ˌreɪdʒ/ noun “anger or violence between drivers, often caused by difficult driving conditions” Sometimes, this city get’s insane. There are moments that just make you feel like you accidentally got stuck inside some cheaply produced action movie. Being stuck in rush-hour traffic in Bangkok is usually nerve wrecking enough as is but today this city has outdone itself once again: I was not only in the middle of traffic, I was also in the middle of an accident involving my taxi driver and a couple on a Motorcycle. Picture the following: It’s rush hour in a city with one of the worst rush-hours this world knows. You really don’t want to spend forever wandering the city in order to wait until the worst of the literal gridlock has subsided. What would you do? Like any sensible tourists with “too much money” (is there such a t...

Myanmar – A beautiful country with beautiful people Read my blog at:   http://seatravelkvr.wordpress.com Last week I had the chance to explore Myanmar. I flew to the country not with a lot of expectations, I just wanted to see all by myself. On the first day we explored the city Mandalay, with a population of 1 Million. The city by itself is nice, but nothing outrageous, but the most impressive wasn’t the city but the people. Myanmar is not yet used to the mass tourism as other countries and in every situation you get a warm feeling by talking to people. You really believe that these people are  not trying to scam you, they just want to talk to you or even help you. We got free rides with the car or even things for free in a shop. Tourists are still something special in this country and nobody has bad feelings for them. But as we went further to our next destination, we quickly saw that not only tthe people were nice but that also the country is beautiful. In...