On Saturday, June 25th we spent the day visiting a couple of places in Bangkok. We spent a lot of time at the very beautiful Jim Thompson House (http://www.jimthompsonhouse.com/). The history is interesting and the house and gardens are beautiful.
On Saturday, July 2nd we spent a busy day playing in Bangkok. We started the day at Chatuchak Weekend Market, often touted as the largest outdoor market in the world with 10,000 to 15,000 different shops. It’s amazing to see the variety of people doing interesting things and sooooo many items for sale, or rather for bargaining.
After we visited the Wat Arun we rode a long tail speed boat through the canals of Bangkok.
Bangkok has been called the "Venice of Asia" because of all of the rivers and canals that run through the city. While many of them have been paved over, the rivers are still used by some to transport people and items on.
The staff and crew of the touring company prepared our longboat for the journey.
we were off to see the sites of Bankok's waterwaves.
This last weekend, on Saturday, July 9th & Sunday, July 10th, we had to leave Thailand for a "visa run" so we went to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. During our quick trip to KL we visited a few of the wonderful city's sites, enjoyed the boardwalk and pool area at the Hilton KL hotel, and went to the night bazaar in KL's China Town.
First we visited the Petronas Twin Towers.
After our sighteseeing trip we played and relaxed by the pool.
Wow!!!! Thanks for taking the time to update your blog. It is so exciting to see all of your adventures and fun. Everyone looks great! What an experience of a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteI love all the pictures! You guys are having such a good time. I'm loving being part of it with you through your blog. My favorite picture is the one of all those studs in the pool =)
ReplyDeleteYeah!! I'm so happy for you guys. I miss you all though. I think of wanting to call you and can't. :( I'm so glad that the boys are getting this experience. You all look so great. Tell the boys we love them. The Luce's :)
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