After having learnt some magic show (merci denis), it s hard to leave the city of chumphon but i think that my trip ll give other surprise, I ve never regretted to change of place in my trip, so i took a small train to Prachuap Khiri Kan , 200 km toward the north, along the cost.

In that city when local people see you re looking for something, they suggest you to jump on their moto and they take you proudly  to the right destination. I visited the monkey temple. On the evening i tried to have a beer in some bars but because of the mourning time (death of the sister s king) everything is closed.

In that day I m thinking to have 2 weeks in Philipines after thailand for four reasons....:

  1 I have one of my best friend leaving there (Alexis), i guess it could be a nice suprise for him...and he could teach me so many thing about Pjilipinne.

  2 Two experimented travelers really adviced me to go there (nico and a german guy),

   3 Bangkok is place where you can find the cheapest flight in asia,

   4 i don t need visa to come back to THailand (if i do that in vietnam i should need a specific vica)

The next day i took a bus to BKK, once in BKK i asked to the taxi driver to drop me in a street (i showed him the name), he explained me that this street is 30 km long!!! better to know the number of the hotel...in BKK, the street s name is not enought ...you easily get lost.

Funny in Bkk to go clubbing...in the middle of the night you take a touc touc a taxi on a moto...for one euro you change of district and of disco...when it s 7 o clock in the morning it s already sunny It already almost 30 degree...it s time to think to go to bed...but before that you take a noodle soup in the street.

BKK is defimntly a fucking mess, really overcrowded, I love that, lively at every hour of the day and the night. Most of the tourist come to thailand for the beach I prefer the lively market!!!

 People are honest here, I lost a note of 100 bath, the girl ran behind me to gave me it back.

To conclude I was really delighted by Thailand, I thought before going there that the massive tourism would have destroyed the autenticity (culture, smile,...) It s completly untrue, if you make a little effort you can discover a wonderful country with nice people (smilimng, friendly, funny, helpful).