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An Isan village life (5)

By The Inquisitor
Posted in Isaan, Living in Thailand
Tags: Village life, farang, Hermit, Prejudices

March 17 2019

those living in Isan are sometimes seen as hermits. Who bury themselves somewhere in the deep interior of a developing country, in the poorest region of all?

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An Isan village life (5)