Bangkok

For the next stop, we left the sorrowful city by taking a safe fight.

There we went, the heart of Thailand, Bangkok.

It was quite late when we arrived, for the flight we took took off at five. Therefore, we rushed to our hotel, shedding off our luggage in the room. At the same time, we tried to meet up BL in the hotel, who was supposed to arrive from Hong Kong directly.

It was far from comfortable for us to get a place to eat, for some reason. Our hotel was a bit remote from the city centre, and we needed sometime to walk. If we opted to take a taxi, we would probably be stuck in the road for half an hour because the traffic was chaotic. To some extent, it was not different from what we saw in Cambodia. Somehow I felt that my road-crossing technique improved a lot after surviving these two cities.

This was a busy city, where there were so many people, so many vehicles and so many buildings. I did not understand why it was considered a place to have holiday, when I walked along the streets.

It turned out that we settled down in a shopping mall, having some expensive Thai food. It was not worth y of mentioning at all.