Im now back in Beijing after about 1,5 month travelling and will try to update my blog about the different places i have visited the last weeks. Seams that the post was to long so nothing showed up so had to split the swedish and english one in two parts.

Landed in Thailand and went throught the customs and it wasnt directly the fastest places i experienced. It didt get better since a big russian family sneakt into the queue. But after a while it was finished and i could jump on a bus to get to the hostel, also noticed that they drive on the wrong side so had to try to think of looking to the right instead of left…

Got to the hostel and left my bag before i went to look at a golden budda. Its made of 5500 kilos of gold so a kind of big thing. The palace it was located in was a bit boring  so after watching the budda i continued into China Town which didnt have any chinese peope, only a lot of chinese signs… Headed throught China Town to a thaiboxing arena and bought a bit of expensive ticket (different prices for tourists and thais).

Its still the national sport so wanted to see it, the fights was a bit the same so the most interesting was to watch the other people in the stadium while they did a lot of betting and went totally crazy during the fights.

The next day it was time to continue east in Thailand and took a bus to Chantaburi, since it was a very boring town the trip continued after only an hour to Trat that is closer to Koh Chang where the following days was planned to be spent.  Jumped on a strange car and was taken to a place with a lot of small cabins.

After resting til the next day the trip continue by car and then ferry to Koh Chang, it was easy to find the cabin that was booked and it was located up on a hill with a great view. Got some food before it was time to jump in the sea, i was unlucky to cut up both of my feet so changed the mouth problems to walking problems. Did my own surgery to try to wash the cuts and hopefully it went ok.

The next day it was time to explore the island and the best way of doing this was by renting a scooter, when i got to Bangkok i didnt want to drive since they drive on the left side but the traffic on the island wasnt so intense so thought it would go fine. Explored some nice viewpoint and a better beach (had to clean my cuts again) and ended up on an elephant trip. It was nice but felt a bit sick after a while since it was a bit bouncy…

Since Thailand doesnt have so much more to offer than swimming and laying in the sun the next day was spent travelling to Cambodia to watch the Angkor temples the coming day.