Orchids at the King's Palace. It is no longer used by the king but it is still called the Kings Palace. He has several. This one is very modest but has massive grounds.
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My intent is to start my adventure in Thailand, then on to Malaysia and Singapore, back to Thailand, then on to Cambodia to Laos and finally Vietnam. This not chiseled in stone as I have no set agenda for the duration of time spent in a certain country. I really am flying by the seat of my pants so to speak.
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- The roofs of the Hmong homes are metal, but the s...
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- Just a butterfly on a huge Poinsettia. But he loo...
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- Orchids in Doi Suthep.
- Orchids are in full bloom here and they are magni...
- There was a death in the Thai family that has ado...
- Giant Bamboo was in Doi Suthep also. I couldn't g...
- In Wat Doi Suthep are these huge Poinsiettias. Th...
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