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I said to Nong Ake to go at 15.00 so we can reach Shukotai historical park at 17.00 a.m. He drove car slowly about 70-90 km per hour. I want to enjoy the scenery. A long the road from Phitsanulok to Sukhotai is rice field, green and green its the color seen at windows car. We just seen rare of car a long the road. I said to NongAke. We stopped briefly at the filling stations. I need to go to the toilet. And we need filled the car with gasoline. He then agreed and we pulled over at one of the charging fuel. We rested there while eating snacks . I then open the map application in my cell phone and check how far the distance I ought to go. Well about two kilo meters to go. Then we continue the journey. Arriving at the T-junction Nong Ake asked me who holds Mobile while looking at the GPS. We went in the right direction or in the direction of the left. A ccording to GPS should be toward the left. Then Nong Ake said that according to my feeling toward the right. "You trust

"Let's have lunch there," I eagerly suggested to Nong Ake one sunny afternoon. Nong Ake looked intrigued and asked, "Where?" I explained that it was a unique restaurant located by the Nan River, designed like a boat. He nodded with excitement, agreeing to give it a try. We hopped into our car, the anticipation building as we made our way towards Phitsanulok night bazaar, just a stone's throw away from a picturesque monastery. The drive took us about ten minutes from our hotel, and we could already catch glimpses of the river's glistening waters. As we arrived, the sight of the restaurant left us in awe. It truly resembled a boat, perfectly capturing the essence of being on water. We stepped inside, and the ambiance transported us into a maritime adventure. The wooden interior, nautical-themed decorations, and the gentle swaying sensation beneath our feet made us feel as if we were embarking on a grand voyage. The hunger hit us almost instantly, intensi

"Black black yes Nong Ake said," or my usual call Eko. Why do I say "Yes, if here to bring a black dress yes," he reiterated. Hm .... then I was looking for some shirts and a black shirt. wah turned out there was only one shirt. How about this? my thought. Okay let alone to Bangkok later if I want to buy a black shirt. The visitors might be amazed see many shades of black or color is currently being used by citizens of Thailand. Shirt, trousers, jacket or hat Is this a trend in Thailand? or what is it? When you first set foot in Don Mueang Airport (read: Don meang) it is true what is said Nong Ake. a lot of people wearing black-black. There is also a heck wearing other colors but there is a black ribbon symbol. hmm so curious? After completion of immigration at the airport I headed for the bus stop front of the airport and contacted Nong Ake waiting since one hour earlier. look from Ake Nong is seen wearing a black shirt with an inscription in Thai which Thai alph

 A Captivating Night in Phitsanulok: Unveiling the Enchanting Temple and Riverside Delights As the sun gently descended on the horizon, casting a warm glow over the landscape, my friend and I found ourselves filled with anticipation. "Let's wait for the sun to go down," my friend whispered excitedly. The clock struck 17:30, and we knew our memorable journey to Phitsanulok was about to begin. The vibrant night atmosphere and the allure of the famous temple called out to us. Our destination was the renowned Wat Yai, a majestic temple nestled near the TOPLAND plaza. To reach our destination, we hopped into a colorful "song tew" taxi or boarded a bus from the terminal. A few words to the driver, "Pai wat yai" (take us to Wat Yai), and we soon found ourselves stepping off near the captivating temple, ready to immerse ourselves in its wonders. Wat Yai, also known as Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Vora Maha Vihara, stood before us in all its grandeur, represen