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Four-Week Journey Through Southern Thailand and Angkor (page 8 of 12)
Discussion started by Jojoone1 on 2013-10-21
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Four-week journey through Southern Thailand and Angkor
Valki2b · 2014-01-01 · Message 141 of 221
Hello,
Thank you for your fantastic story and amazing photos!
My friend and I are heading off for 15 days in February, and we’ll definitely include a 2-day stop in Prachuap to see those adorable stuffed animals!
Congrats again, and all the best for the New Year!
Valérie
Récit de quatre semaines Thaïlande du Sud et Angkor
Bamboul · 2014-01-01 · Message 142 of 221
Good evening,
We also loved Prachuap and its gibbons—my daughter has some amazing memories of them.
We found a completely deserted little beach south of the military base.
About 20 meters before the exit, there’s a small path on the left with a barrier.
We had a scooter and were able to go around it without any trouble.
After 2.5 km, we arrived at this beach—there was no one there!
It’s definitely worth the detour ;)
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Valki2b · 2014-01-01 · Message 143 of 221
Hi there,
Thanks Bamboul for the info! I’ll make a note of it.
Valérie
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Leocadie · 2014-01-02 · Message 144 of 221
You can spot gibbons on the hill leading to the temple in Prachuap.
Here, it's the spectacled langurs—leaf monkeys.
Specifically, trachypithecus obscurus or dusky leaf monkeys. 😎
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Bamboul · 2014-01-02 · Message 145 of 221
My bad🙂
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Jojoone1 · 2014-01-02 · Message 146 of 221
Thanks so much to all of you—we really appreciate it! We had a good laugh imagining you all having a blast too!
As for the hill leading up to the temple, we think those were macaques...
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Obeoandpai · 2014-01-02 · Message 147 of 221
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Cécilestépha · 2014-01-03 · Message 148 of 221
Thanks for these travel journals, we can’t wait to be there!!
Safe travels!
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Routard080 · 2014-01-13 · Message 149 of 221
Hello,
We're in Prachuap Khiri Khan, and this morning we went to Ao Manao to offer bananas to the langurs on your behalf.
They asked us to send you lots of kisses😉, so here you go😏
We're following part of your route, but in reverse.
We took the train down from Bangkok, stopping in Phetchaburi at the Sun Hotel. We really enjoyed the tranquility of the place.
Then Hua Hin, which we left after just half a day.
Thanks for your travel journal—it’s been super helpful for our trip!
JP and FLO
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Jojoone1 · 2014-01-13 · Message 150 of 221
Well, you're all spoiling us with these lovely messages! Looks like we made the right call posting this travel journal!
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Seye2 · 2014-01-13 · Message 151 of 221
Thanks for letting me know about them.
After renting a bike in Prachuap, we searched a bit and then, the discovery...
Wishing you wonderful travels in 2014.
Hi Leocadie,
Could you tell me how long the bike ride takes?
By any chance, did you see any tandem bikes for rent?
Thanks in advance...
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Leocadie · 2014-01-13 · Message 152 of 221
Good evening,
No, I didn’t see any tandem bikes.
There are several rental shops along the seafront.
At a relaxed pace, I’d say it takes about twenty minutes.
You ride along the seawall with the ocean on your left.
At the end, the road turns right, then you enter the military base on the left.
On the main road, keep to your left as much as possible while trying not to stray too far from the sea.
It’s not far from the old aircraft exhibit.
Enjoy it, but watch out if one of those charming animals jumps on your shoulder—they sometimes relieve their bladders, and they hold *a lot*...😛
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Seye2 · 2014-01-13 · Message 153 of 221
Thanks for the quick and... precise reply 😏
I’m really not thrilled about the idea of them climbing on my shoulder (unfortunate memories of my last monkey encounter 🏴☠️😕)! And if they also have a ‘good’ bladder on top of that...
I’ll keep that in mind!
A banana handout (no peanuts) from Jojoone will do the trick.
Thanks again 🙂
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Leocadie · 2014-01-13 · Message 154 of 221
And they love mandarins a lot, more than bananas and peanuts.
Will you tell me all about it when you get back and show me your photos?
I hope you have a wonderful time in this peaceful city.
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Seye2 · 2014-01-13 · Message 155 of 221
If I go, I promise to share the photos.
Thanks! 🙂
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Obeoandpai · 2014-01-13 · Message 156 of 221
If I go back, I promise to post the photos.
This place is paradise for those who love the *Avatar* vibe
😉
Photos unedited (except for cropping)

Note: The little dot on the left is a fishing boat.

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Routard080 · 2014-01-14 · Message 157 of 221
Hello,
Yes, you were right to post.
We went back this morning to see the stuffed animals—they’re so adorable.
We’re leaving tomorrow for Bang Saphang, sniff.
Thanks again,
JP and Flo
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Evildeville · 2014-03-08 · Message 158 of 221
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Obeoandpai · 2014-03-08 · Message 159 of 221
On YouTube, you’ve got a built-in editing interface,
you can stitch your video clips together to make one and stabilize the footage.
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Evildeville · 2014-03-08 · Message 160 of 221
Thanks, but I'm home now.
+1 hour to send this with my phone!!!
So if I start writing...🙂🤪