What Made Me Stay in Bangkok for Five Days

Arrived in Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport one afternoon from Osaka.

I have cruised the Chao Phraya river, enjoyed the food in the Floating Restaurant, purchased souvenirs in the Floating Market, and wandered the city of Bangkok to see the temples and all things nice. These happened in just 5 days. Read on and find out how.

It was my second trip to Bangkok, the first being 6 years back, and just as exciting as the first. 

One of Bangkok's Military Formation

I will always cherish our time together with our new Thai friends Denchai and Kwan. A very pleasant and hospitable couple. I met them in Osaka which was the first leg of my Asian tour.

Where in Malaysia Do You Want to Go? - Kuala Lumpur!

Are you getting ready for a visit to Kuala Lumpur?

Then, you are in the right place at the right time!

I have visited Kuala Lumpur and I want to share memories of this sprawling metropolis, a huge city that you will remember for a long time.

KL as it is known in the region, has transformed itself from absolutely nothing to a gleaming city with modern skycrapers and distinct local flavour.

Petronas Twin Towers

It is just amazing!  

On the other side of the landscape KLCC park, loom the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and its surroundings. It is just a magnificent work of art. I believe the twin towers is the most visited spot in the city. Surrounded by hotels, office buildings, parks and dancing fountains. I have seen it during the day and admired with the lights during the night. Sit and enjoy watching.

Jumping Norman of Arizona U.S.A.

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 JumpingNorman

Anaesthesiologist 

Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A. 

"When travelling, I do not dress to impress, but dress to be comfortable but still look good in pictures"

In spite of his busy schedule as a physician, Norman always has the time to wander around the globe.  He has, so far made it to more than 50 countries and still counting.

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He's been to North America, Central America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East.  Norman started travelling on his own when he was 16 years old, with a solo trip to Hongkong from the Philippines where he was living with his grandfather.  During his late teens, he decided to visit his parents and sisters who were living in the U.S.A.  From then on, he travelled back and forth between the States and the Philippines every year until he finished Medicine at a university in the Philippines.