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Bangkok Thailand Trips offered on Khao San Road.
I think Khao San Road make a person immune to strange or unusual, sometimes I find myself not even thinking or reacting to strange. If I closed my eyes and opened them again on Khao San Road, cleaned my brain of any prior knowledge of Khao San Road here in Bangkok, Thailand and I would maybe think
- I am at the circus -
People do dress as if they are clowns.
Most people on Khao San Road seem to have tattoos, body piercing, strange clothes, the - I Love Genie - clothing and I suspect many will never find a good job; they have left the norm and strayed too far.
However, I was looking at the novel ever-interesting list of possible trips offered at Nat Tours by Jeroen and Wife; they may have the most interesting signs on the planet. I am on Khao San Road, - Center of the Backpacker Universe - Bangkok, Thailand, a true - Never Never Land - where if you are Peter Pan you never have to grow up. Thus, all dreams are possible, and therefore maybe I think there is nothing strange about a trip to North Korea, Kabul, Afghanistan, Helicopters tours in Kyrgyzstan, Ice Diving at the North Pole, or just a normal trip to Libya. I am definitely not in Kansas anymore.
I personally am keen on the somewhat boring trip to Iran and maybe a stopover in Afghanistan, and a normal trip to Nepal.
North Korea, a fine place to visit.
Hello Kyrgystan, next stop on anyones agenda.
Just another boring trip, off to Afghanistan, buy a ticket, grab my passport, and take the taxi to the airport, so what else is new.
I would like to go to the North Pole, especially the area north of Russia, never thought about the possibility of Scuba Diving.
I am sure the French go there all the time, however in reality the world is becoming very safe, ignore what your see, hear or read, the world is a safe place, and as always, someone will sell you a ticket or tour.
Jeroen at Nat Tours just off of Khao San Road can sit around and discuss the pros and cons of many interesting locations. He for sure is making my life easier as many of the common locations have been checked off or ticked as life goes by.
Nat Tour and Travel Company
Bangkok Thailand
+662 629-4122 With Skype.com
From USA 011 662 629-4122
Map to Nats just off Khao San Road in Bangkok, Thailand.
http://www.hobotraveler.com/2005/10/bangkok-low-cost-carriers.html
Note: The guy next to me has a Mohawk, go figure...
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- Anonymous said on Tuesday April 18th, 2006 09:42:00 PM
Jeroen from nat tour here,welcome to the philipines andy. Just for your info I requested the new updated list with countries who get the visa on arrival in iran. Usa and Uk are not there in contrary to what was initially posted. Here is the complete list:The Iranian ministry of foreign affairs introduces the operational procedures for One-Week Tourist Visa Upon Arrival :From now on, Nationals of the following countries holding ordinary passports and wishing to visit Iran mainland, can obtain a one-week Tourist Visa Upon Arrival at the airports of :IKA : Tehran Imam Khomeini Airport THR : Tehran Mehrabad AirportMHD : Mashad AirportSYZ : Shiraz AirportTBZ : Tabriz AirportISF : Isfahan Airpor1. The applicant(s) should have a confirmed return ticket and a valid passport with at least 6 months validity and a photo to be attached to the application form.2. Visa fee is US$50.00 for the holder of the passport and US$10.00 for each one of the companions (if any).3. This type of visa is only for tourist purposes and the followings are not entitled to this visa facilitation. 3.1. Journalists and reporters on mission.3.2. Applicants whose applications for Iran Visa have been rejected before.3.3. Iranians holding foreign passports but still maintaining their Iranian nationality.To relax and ease up visa issuance process, interested companies and travel agents can refer to the passport and visa section of the ministry of foreign affairs minimum 24 hours before arrival of the tourist(s) to file their applications for visa issuance upon arrival.Albania Armenia Australia Austria Azarbaijan Bahrain Belarus Belgium Bosnia Herzegovina Brazil Brunei Bulgaria China (People’s Republic) Colombia Croatia Cuba Cyprus Denmark Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary India Indonesia Ireland (Rep.) Italy Japan Kazakhstan Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Mongolia Netherlands New Zealand North Korea Norway Oman Palestine Peru Phillippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russian Federation Saudi Arabia (KSA) Singapore Slovak (Rep.) Slovenia South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Syria Tajikistan Thailand Turkmenistan Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uzbekistan Venezuela Vietnam Yugoslavia Fed. Rep.
- Anonymous said on Monday May 8th, 2006 07:17:00 PM
Steve here from ExtremeTourist.com. With respect to North Korea they will be opening their doors to American's - yes, US Citizens, for what I believe is the fourth time in recent history later this year.See: http://www.extremetourist.com/features/feature.php?id=110157The above link is general editorial information. FWIW, it doesn't appear to be cheap, but if you're a US Citizen this is a rare opportunity to see a culture that probably won't be around for long.Happy Travels!
- Andy HoboTraveler.com said on Tuesday May 9th, 2006 05:13:00 AM
Lets make the link workTravel to Korea
