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Pattaya Second Road in 1992 (video)

By Editorial
Posted in Pattaya, Cities
Tags: Baht bus, Pattaya, Second road, songthaews, Video

3 August 2023

With the colorful variety of a tropical market and the pulse of an unceasing party, Second Road in Pattaya in 1992 was a microcosm of life in Thailand. Traditional Thai culture and Western influences met on this vibrant street, creating a fascinating spectacle that held a unique appeal for locals and tourists alike.

Transport on Koh Samui – car, motorcycle, taxi and Songthaews

By Editorial
Posted in Islands, Koh Samui, thai tips, Traffic and transport
Tags: Car Rental, Motorbike, songthaews, Taxi, Ferry

November 27 2018

Koh Samui is an island in the Gulf of Thailand about 400 kilometers from Bangkok. The island is part of the Koh Samui archipelago, which includes about 40 islands and seven of which are inhabited.

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Pattaya Second Road in 1992 (video)

Transport on Koh Samui – car, motorcycle, taxi and Songthaews