Travel Guide To Thailand

by Stamatis Stamatopoulos

Overview

Readers will feel captivated, intrigued and fully informed all about the Thai history, religion, visas, weather, seasons, transportation, Thai people and culture, Thai dishes, Thai fruits, places to eat, scams and problems, things to avoid, things to do, shopping, attractions, entertainment/nightlife, white water rafting, diving destinations, most popular places to visit, accommodation, useful phone numbers, websites and addresses of embassies, police, immigration, post offices, hospitals, Thai language and Thai dictionary with over 700 words and phrases.
Please know that I do not get commission from any of the Hotels, Restaurants, etc. I mention in this travel guide, and I guarantee that all the information I provide in a single copy, won’t be found in any book store or on the internet.
Periodically I’m adding something new so please check for updates.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045565981
Publisher:	Stamatis Stamatopoulos
Publication date:	01/07/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	16 MB
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About the Author

I am not an author by profession but my work takes me all over the world and in my 16 years of personal experience and research, Thailand for me is the jewel of south-east Asia. In 1999, I was first introduced to Thailand by a friend of mine. Couple of days after my arrival in Bangkok I thought, what really am I doing here? The smog, the smell, the unrelenting heat, the incredibly poor to horribly deformed, the corruption. WOW! I wanted to turn around and go back home. Then my friend who had been there before said to me, give it a chance and don‘t try to compare this country with the west. I guess that is the mistake that most people make and I was one of them, it didn't take long to learned how to appreciate it‘s vitality and excitement. When I went back home, for some reason Thailand was still in my mind and since then I've visited every single island, city, village and tribe, keeping notes about anything that got my eye.