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@ Jessi: Good for you! I never had that chance since it had been raining everyday when we were there 🙁
I live in Sangklaburi scince 3 months and today we jumped of the bridge into the lake…AWESOME*** ILOVE this little town…
The towns before had been flooded so badly they had to make a new one to accommodate the displaced people. — interesting!
it’s nice that even if they’re new, they still looked traditional and did not go all modern.
@ June: Yes, rural Thailand really looks similar to the Philippines 🙂
@ Yodz: I want to visit the temples here in BKK too. Don’t know if I’ll have the time though!
It’s a good thing shopkeepers are nice and friendly, unlike in HK. Though I’m really interested to see Thailand’s old temples, a quick peek at Sangkhlaburi could spice up the trip.
Thanks for sharing!
@ Koen: Sangkhla is a very nice town. Did you know it’s only 27 years old? The towns before had been flooded so badly they had to make a new one to accommodate the displaced people. Want to go back there to go (1) boating along the river, (2) biking in the mountains, and (3) running along the trails.
Someday would like to experience this by myself, walking this bridge from one side to another…seems quite appealing…certainly when you know it’s the longest wooden one in Thailand…
the place really looks like Philippines..but i really like that long wooden bridge..
@ Bob Crunch: Thanks. It’s nice to be here; if only it weren’t raining everyday!
@ CA: I’m looking forward to buying stuff in Bangkok hehe
@ Red: Haven’t eaten yet at the floating restaurants! Wish I could though but it’s always raining 🙁
Haha! What a great incentive for donating money into the boxes – I bet no one wants the bridge maintenance to stop!!! But being afraid of heights, I’m MUCH more interested in the floating restaurants!!
wow parang ang sarap naman magshopping. i envy you, thailand is one of my dream place to visit. 🙂
Those are some great pictures! The bridge looks very inviting.