So long Thailand

Goodbye Bangkok

Our finally evening in Bangkok was a little more relaxed than the first. I ate at a food market (Vietnamese food this time to get myself excited for our winter vacation) and Lee being the naughty man he is encourages a shopping spree like no other. In Thailand the clothes are phenomenal and so cheap that it’s rude not to buy anything.

I hate shopping for myself so It took a lot of coaxing but I left with two new dresses, a top and a great pair of shoes. All under 20 pound.

 

This building was called 'um tower' and looked far too much like someone pulling their butt cheeks apart. Yes we are still children!

Water taxi stop

Cute Thai lady

lovely Vietnamese food

Bladerunner

infamous Thailand toasties

We also stocked up on all necessary items that we have been missing in Korea. (A lot of this was gotten at the Tescos on Koh Samui…that’s right A TESCOS UK PEOPLE!)

It mostly consisted of American and English chocolate as well as antiperspirant which is stupidly expensive in Korea as well as some ‘do it yourself’ Thai food packets. I definitely have the cooking bug after our trip.

goodies!

Thailands King is every where you look in Thailand.

more Goodies

New shoes

We were a little worried when we saw the hour long queue at the airport the next day but without bags to check we were sneakily allowed to skip the line.

From then it was a restful wait in duty free where I was allowed to buy something I’ve been dreaming of for a long time.

Mac Ruby Woo red lipstick!!!! Half price of the UK duty free…thank you Thailand.

A plane ride and 2 films later we had a short stop over in Taiwan.

 

Beautiful Taiwan

Disney goodness!

Seeing Taiwan instantly perked these weary travelers up. It was so clean and very beautiful. We know that they need English teachers too so it definitely gave us something to consider. Especially after seeing the incredible Disney store they had.

But we couldn’t stay and we were soon on the KTX back to lovely Daegu.

It was a whirlwind 11 days and I loved every moment of it.

I can’t believe we have already been here long enough to be having summer vacation but I am already counting down the days to September’s holiday when we will celebrate Korean Thanksgiving in the only way possible….in TOKYO!!!

So after 3 countries, 5 cities, 2 Islands, 1 Jungle, 5 planes, 12 trains, 3 ferries, 3 speed boats, 4 buses, 4 shuttles, 2 Tuk Tuks, 1 canon, a few trucks and countless taxies we are home. Safe, sound and ready for bed.

Good night everyone and happy