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Singapore views: Thailand
Backpacking in Southern Thailand
In December of 2001, I went to southern Thailand together with Mau, a fellow exchange student from Canada. We travelled there from Singapore by bus and spent about a week in Thailand, then returned to Singapore.
Our first stop was Hatyai, which is near the Malaysian border. We stayed there for about two and a half days before we continued to Songkhla.
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During our stay in Hatyai, we also made an excursion to Wat Hat Yai Nai, a famous temple that is nearby, and a waterfall about 30 kilometeres from the city.
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Our next stop was Songkhla, a more quiet town located about a two hours drive east of Hatyai. It is famous for its nice seafood. The food was indeed nice, and also the hottest we had on the whole trip.
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During the two days in Songkhla, we also visited the Songkhla Zoo, about 30 kilometres from the city. It is more like a wildpark, and it would have been even nicer to see it using a motorcycle or a car, rather than walking around the whole park...
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We then moved on to Trang, and after a night there spent a night in a very nice beach resort on the island Koh Sukorn to finally enjoy one of the famous Thai beaches.
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Shortly before our return to Singapore, we spent one night in Hatyai.
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Finally, we had to say goodbye to Thailand...
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