haroldsson
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I'll be in BKK for 3 nights to check Songkran off my bucket list. I'm staying on Suk 10 (walking distance from Thermae :) ) I'm 63, from Oregon, 3rd visit to Thailand. This leads me to a couple of questions:
How are the clubs, bars and massage places during Songkran? Are they more crowded or emptier?
Also, can someone confirm that my targeted venues are still operating? They are The Ease 7eaven, Bit Style & Celebrity. I'm pretty sure the Som's, Kasalong and Thermae will be open.
Thanks in advance. If anyone wants to meet up, Post or DM.
Jim
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Jim here. 60 from Oregon. I'll be there on Nov. 3, 4, 21, 22 & 23 with northern wanderings in between.
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I'll be flying back from CM, but I wanted to get a look at the country on the way up. Do you know how long the trains stay at each station? I'd just like to know if we can get out and check out the area or at least buy food.
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I'll be in BKK in November for a few days and then I'm taking the train to Ayutthaya and then on to Chaing Mai. It doesn't appear to be possible to buy tickets online, so I'm looking for advice on how far ahead I should get them or if there's always room on each train?
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Men's clothes shopping bargains
in General discussion about Bangkok
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Greetings lads,
I'll be in BKK for Songkran and am hoping to fill out my wardrobe. My time is a bit short for going to a tailor, but I fit pretty well off the rack.
I'm looking for "stylish casual" (Cabana Wear for you Seinfeld fans) and/or "retro" (Kramer) clothes, not the t-shirts and stuff you see on the street. Cotton, linen, muslin. Think IslandCompany.com. I'm an elder gent, so nothing too youthful. I look like the Unibomber in a hoodie. T-shirts are for accent and warmth only. Not billboards.
Research points me to both Pratunam Market and/or Bo Bai market.
Are these the right places for me to go? Any other recommendations or is navigating Chatuchak worth the effort?
Thanks for any advice.
See you in April
Jim