Sergey checks in for the 4 o’clock from Bangkok Dental Hospital where he has been spending every afternoon this week getting his root canal re-d0ne (after a not so nice job in the US). Ah Thailand, even your dentist offices are nicer than elsehwere in the world (ahem).
Jenia pays a visit to the Bumrungrad International Clinic to check out a cough that she’s had for a few weeks. Turns out she is fine, just some allergies. You know what’s pretty amazing though? For a consultation with a doctor and 3 x-rays the total cost for the visit at Bumrungrad came to just over…
Taking the MRT – not to be confused with the BTS – in Bangkok, Thailand.
Discuss life as it is while hanging out on the rooftop of our hostel Mile Map in Bangkok, Thailand.
A walk around Bangkok’s largest flower market – Pak Khlong Talat. Located just off pier #6, past memorial bridge. I got an arrangement of orchids for just 35 cents!
A walk around the Thonglor district (Shukmvit 55) in Bangkok – a posh and fancy neighborhood full of expats and wonderful things to eat, drink and buy. Did we ever tell you we love Thailand?
Reflections on being back in Bangkok, blogging, and how much we love Thailand. Also, a peak at our favorite hostel in Thailand – Mile Map.
Our first day back in Bangkok after India — priority number 1? papaya salad!
A stop at Sonu juice, one of our favorites in Pushkar. Fresh fruit salads and juices, yum.
Market of Jodhpur – a rather hectic and loud affair, much like in other cities in Rajasthan state.
A visit to the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur — our favorite fort of the ones we saw in Rajhstan. Who knew that India had such a princely history. The warrior kings of Jodhpur and Udaipur were never captured by the Mughals, the last ruling dynasty of India.