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For 4 days and 3 nights in Bangkok

on May 13th, 2011 by Cyber mania

For 4 days / 3 nights:

1) DAY 1
- Siam Niramit Show, or
- Suan Lum Night Bazaar

If you arrive in Bangkok in the afternoon, you can still watch the Siam Niramit (8 pm), or directly hunting shopping in Suan Lum Night Bazaar (open until midnight).

2) DAY 2 (Sightseeing Day)
MORNING
Sailing on the Chao Phraya (the Skytrain / taxi) * and stop at:
- Grand Palace
- Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha) or
- Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)

AFTERNOON
- Thai Massage
- Typical Thai Dinner or International Buffet
- Catch a show: Cabaret or
- The roads to the entertainment district (Sukhumvit, RCA, Ratchadapisek, Silom / Patpong, or to Siam Paragon)

* If the Skytrain: Saphan Taksin Take headed, down and then take a special boat tourists (no guide). The ship will stop at attractions like the Grand Palace (Maharaj Pier), Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Chinatown, etc..
Inside the Grand Palace you can hire a guide or hire a guide headphones.

There is also a packet boat ride to the ‘Old Bangkok’, to see life floating village. The kids would love to feed the catfish big ones here!

3) DAY 3 (By-By & Shopping Day)
MORNING
- Actually, Bo Bae and Pratunam mall has been open since morning (at 7). This market is specialized wholesale (min. purchase 3 or 6), so the price is much cheaper.
- Siam Paragon (the largest and newest mall), complete with Ocean World for the children.
- MBK (Indonesian tourist favorite mall)
- Siam Square (across from MBK) – where goods fashion, art, and even some appeared in VOGUE, such as shop “It’s Happened to be a Closet”

AFTERNOON
- View the location of the famous Erawan Shrine
- Next to have Amarin Plaza, shopping is quite cheap (like silk, etc.)
- Crossing the least Gaysorn Plaza, then there Phand Narai, where art.
- Across the bridge there is Central World Plaza, here is King Duty Free.
- Visit the Jim Thompson shop – the best silk shop in Thailand
- Relaxing evening dinner Dinner Cruise (Chao Phraya Princess or Loy Nava), definitely memorable! (NB: the Chao Phraya Princess for those who like luxury ships, Loy Nava for those who like traditional antique boat.’s Both romantic and equipped show).

For 5 days / 4 nights, you can be more relaxed (trust me, your legs will be tired and you can bid more satisfied;)) and visit:

Chatuchak Market, the largest market in Asia (open Saturday & Sunday), all goods are here with super low price … You can buy beautiful oleh2 from USD 5000!
Seeing the area in the Kao San Road backpacker … There she called themselves, met with the backpackers from around the world and exchanging tourism information mur-mer!
The food is also anekarupa and fun to try (hawker’s food).
Visiting Chinatown on Yaowarat Road .. Do not forget to taste the ice bird nest! Healthy & Sedap
Playing snow in Snow Town, and Hollywood-style action at Dreamworld
The world’s largest restaurant: Royal Dragon, while watching the show.
Watch Thai Boxing at Lumpini Stadium (near the Suan Lum Night Bazaar)
Get up early and to Damnoen Saduak floating market (must be early because if you oversleep more tourists than the seller ..:)
Enjoy a more complete entertainment: Rachadapisek (dinner & show), Sukhumvit (expat area complete with shops and cafes that supertrendi like Bed)
Eat as much fruit in Suppatra Land (Do not forget the durian, mango and lengkengnya …)
Thailand’s famous spas worldwide
Learning to cook at the Oriental, UFM, or the Blue Elephant (where the Miss World to learn)
Go Noong Noch and Rose Garden (a little outside the city). Witnessing the typical life of Thailand and an elephant show, the park is very beautiful.

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Charm of Hong Kong At Midnight

on July 3rd, 2011 by Cyber mania

Shopping at a fruit market, fishing squid in moonlight, ghost hunt or eat as much … here’s some things we can do in the city that never sleeps.

Hong Kong is one of the towns seem more alive and attractive at night than during daytime. However, activity in this city lumayanmonoton evening: dinner and then go home and sleep.

Nothing wrong with that. Only, here are some alternative activities you can do in Hong Kong as at nightfall.
1. Squid fishing

Squid fishing is only “excuse“ to get together with friends, rent a boat and spend the evening with a drink, chat and enjoy a peaceful sea at midnight.

Squid and cuttlefish appear at night. With a little seasoning of garlic and soy sauce, sea animals are already feels good.

Simple tools, thread fishing line and hooks. Dip in water, wiggle a bit to mimic the movement of fish that move, and you can catch small squid which will then be cooked by the “crew“ ‘boats.

Many companies that rent out boats that can accommodate up to 30 people. Look at www.thelist.com.hk and hk.88db.com for more details.

Charm of Hong Kong At Midnight

2. Visiting ‘Gwo laan‘

Every night, when the Temple Street Night Market began to clean, fruit markets Yau Mai Tei carrier just beginning to open.

Better known as Gwo laan, this market is a collection of old buildings hundreds of years old is located along a narrow alley near the corner of Waterloo Road and Reclamation Street.

Although only open from 10 pm, this market activity reached its peak at 4 am, when retailers began to busy bidding on an item to the merchant market and shirtless and tattooed workers carrying crates of apples and lychees.

Reputation of this market is not very good, but it‘s actually quite safe for tourists to get around. Just do not offend others.

3. Red minibus ride to Mongkok

All the red minibus will go to Mongkok, especially at dawn, when the region became the point of transfer to different routes in Hong Kong.

There are many things in Mongkok that you can see off the middle of the night: roadside snacks, clothing stores are open late, a place to play billiards, and DVD sellers.

Try a bowl of noodles in Aberdeen Fishball and Noodles is open 24 hours (Tung Choi Street 139, +852 2787 6678) or Sea View congee Shop (103 Argyle Street, +852 2787 7330) before looking for evening entertainment.
Charm of Hong Kong At Midnight

4. Roving Cheung Chau

Cheung Chau is not a deserted island. If on the other islands such as Peng Chau, Mui Wo and Lamma no nightlife, Cheung Chau in no small night market which is open from 10 pm. You can find tasty snacks such as sushi or tong shui here.

The beach here is usually crowded on weekends. Although crowded, you can still find peace in Peak Road with beautiful views. The ferry will return to Central at 11:45 tonight and 2:20 am.

5. Watching the display step

Hong Kong cinema has a rich cultural heritage, but unfortunately not many alternatives to look at the films nonkomersil or in addition to the box office. And even fewer options to watch the display step.

In 2007, Moonlight Movies cinema which is open in the dock, close to infinite time. Outdoor film screenings in the past had lived.

Fortunately Rooftop Cinema revive the cinema opening by installing a few movies. See rooftopcinema.hk for more details.
Charm of Hong Kong At Midnight

6. Relax on the beach

Looks plain during the day, the beach will look more tempting under the dim moon, perfect for a romantic date or relaxing with friends.

Bring a mat, a few candles and a bottle of wine - and the beach will turn to the right place for a warm summer evening.

If you happen to be on a deserted beach, such as Lamma‘s Power Plant, you can light a campfire. Be sure to put out the fire afterwards and haul trash clean up.

Berbelanja di pasar buah, memancing cumi-cumi di bawah sinar bulan, berburu hantu atau makan sepuasnya… inilah beberapa hal yang bisa kita lakukan di kota yang tak pernah tidur.