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I've been. Make sure you go scuba diving around Shark Island, visit Koh Samui and Koh Tao. Watch out for the Red Bull, it's like syrup and you can actually feel yourself coming up on it if you drink it with vodka.

 

Taxi drivers are a helpful resource for all sorts of things... ;)

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what time of year did you go gaz ?? am going with the missus so i will be on my best behaviour...

 

is the beaches warm ??

 

I went over Christmas and New Year, it was good although we did have a few days of the rainy season before the sun came out. I'd say Mid-Jan would be a good time.

 

The beaches are amazing mate :)

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Not long been back from there spent 3 weeks out there and loved every minute of it, started off in bankok for 4 nights stayed in banyan tree 5* hotel with an open roof top bar/resturant on the 63rd floor never seen anything like it.

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def do the floating market tour there its great try the local food cooked on the little cannoes/boat

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we spent a day in a traditional thai house learning how to cook thai food this was a good laugh an gave a good idea of what you were eating for the rest of the trip.

Tiger temple was another place that I loved its a long droive from bangkok but well worth the trip

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after bangkok I got the night train to chiang mai, where we done a 2 day trek in the jungle, stayed in bamboo huts in a long neck village.

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the next day we did elephant trekking, white water rafting, bamboo rafting all this for £18 it was mental.

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Chiang mai is so cheap and a lovely place to go, spent most of it doing trips, one was called flight of the gibbon where you would be zip linning 65mtr up a tree 200mtr to the next. I done motorcrossing throught the jungle aswell, the veiws was amaising.

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Flew from chiang mai to puket, then got a boat to the Phi phi islands where we stayed for a few days, I have never seen veiws like it, and the water was like a bath.

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This was one of the best holidays I have ever experienced, the Thai people love the english and genuinly want to help you out, ill be going back next year for sure.

The rest of my pics are on my myspace page.

 

 

Oh and these two

 

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Both men :D

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awesome pics..

 

when did you go ??? month ??

 

can you give me a little trip guide of were i should stay if i wanted to do similar things like you did ?? am only going for 2 weeks but...

 

I went for 3 weeks last two of march an 1 of april, this is the hottest time to go, but there was still the odd shower.

 

I dont mind helping you out, theres some lovely places to stay all over for a very good rate, we got most of our info from the Lonely plannet book. they will tell you the best places to eat and sleep if your on a buget or dont mind shelling out ( there expensive is a lot different to ours though :) )

 

what do you want from your holiday? if you like beaches I would choose flying to Puket then getting a boat and staying on the phi phi islands, then you can get long boat taxis to other islands one being where the beach was filmed Maya bay.

 

If you like the jungle side of things, trekking, river rafting ect then I would say chiang mai, its a lovely place and a real value for money.

 

Bangkok is a very hectic place, but we had some of our best times there with trips and veiws, temples ect.

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Yes - great place. In fact my workmate is moving there at the weekend.

 

I headed out there for two weeks, mid-November, and just missed the rain. Shopping and sightseeing in Bangkok, and climbing near Krabi :)

 

I'll have to try and find my standard "so you're going to Thailand" advice email, and forward it on :) Remember: don't walk and eat at the same time!

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If you like the jungle side of things, trekking, river rafting ect then I would say chiang mai, its a lovely place and a real value for money.

 

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Is chiang mai really a nice place??

My uncle and his wife live there teaching english.

Another relative went to visit them and hated it (but they are snobbish).

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Is chiang mai really a nice place??

My uncle and his wife live there teaching english.

Another relative went to visit them and hated it (but they are snobbish).

 

Yer I loved it, I cant see how any one would dislike it as there is so much to do.

stayed in a little hut/house in the rainforrest on stilts with a live waterfall running through the middle of it, im think it was around £70 a night but worth every penny. turns out angelina jolie stays there aswell

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There's been a few posts about this recently, probably worth a search as most will have answered already;)

 

The best thing we did was sea kayaking above Phuket near James Bond island. You go through caves into lagoons in the middle of islands, only way to access them, and only for a few hours a day, amazing experience!!!!

 

Go diving if you can as well:d

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