yuenling's: Bangkok/Pattaya

as promised, i've finally uploaded the bangkok pictures
and boyy, was i surprised. a total of 800 over pictures!!
it's NOT camwhore pictures k.
they're mostly scenery ones took by my mum and brother
so here's the story

on the 10th of aug, the loh family woke up at 5 something in the morning and head
over to KLIA. once checked in, we had like plentyy of time. so we took pictures!

DAY 1

the family

heading to G6

the plane

take 1
brother : she's taking a picture without me!

(runs over) =)

i look chinesseee

buhbye malaysia!

and then boredom starts again when on the plane,.so....

it was only a 2 hour flight. =)

once at the bangkok airport, we met with our super friendly-laughing-lame tourguide.
Hattha brought us to our hotel, Prince Palace and then we visited our first place.

the four face Buddha, it drizzled a bit after that

the hotel's pool area

steamboat dinner =)

DAY 2

first thing on our itinerary, to visit the floating market. i forgot the name of the river, u know the famous one in thailand that we learn in geo .... ppl actually use the boat as a source of transport to work. so many ppl....

POLUTION!

i honestly almost puke during the ride. the river was so swift. but surprisingly it doesnt stink =)

some temple..

after like a 15 min ride, we reached Wat Arun

Wat Arun.

bad lighting.

u see the narrow stairs there.

i climbed it! with my brother of course

at the top!

i swear my legs were shaking then.

spectacular!

after getting back down, i rent some thai tradisional clothes and took pictures =)

welcome to thailand!

im bad with poses

very bad...i look pregnant. lol

horriblesmile of mine

my photographer.

we got back on the boat and then there's the floating market which wasnt what i pictured it to be.

he was selling bananas and souvenirs which were much much cheaper than outside. so mummy bought keychainsss

the penang bridge of thailand

then we passed this "cat fish" teritory and when we threw food into the water. booomm.....hundreds of fishes. and according to the tourguide, we were lucky to see that white BIGG fish. they called it "kun yam" =)