Thailand, Cambodia, and Thailand

**I was really lazy about doing this and kept procrastinating because writing/ summarizing everything was getting annoying. So I'm just posting pictures with some comments. There will be more posts in the next few days because there are things I was going to write about but didn't because I wanted to finish my travel posts first.**

Like most people teaching English abroad, I love to travel and experience different cultures. Thus Febuary, a month I never particularly cared for became my favorite month in Korea because there is no school and it is when I can explore the world. Last year, I went to the Philippines and Hong Kong for 2 weeks. This year I spent an amazing 3 weeks in Thailand and Cambodia and took over 600 pictures. I have broken my trip up into 3 different posts to make it easier for me to write and posted them in reverse chronological order so it reads in chronological order.

Enjoy :)

Thailand I: Bangkok

"Free a Bird Scam"- Tourist pay to free one of the birds, what they don't know is the birds are trained and will fly back to the owner.

A couple of temples we saw before going to the Grand Palace:

Big Buddha

Everything is covered in gold and jewels

I don't know why there is blood coming from his mouth.

The Grand Palace:

Allie and me! One of the most annoying things about the Grand Palace is that there are so many people it makes taking a pictures near impossible.

Ton Sai Krabi- The Beach!

Long boats we took from Ao Nang to Ton Sai

Ton Sai is know for its limestone cliffs and rock formations; rock climbing is the most popular activity on the beach.

Base jumper jumping from the cliff on the beach.

Everyday a group of climbers would climb the cliff on the beach. At 6:00pm they would base jump down on to the beach.

We went deep water soloing one afternoon. Deep water soloing "is a form of rock climbing that relies solely upon the presence of water at the base of a climb to protect against injury."

It was amazing and I want to do it again!

Secluded beach where we ate lunch.

Last dinner in Ton Sai

Bangkok again

The Reclining Buddha and Temple

The Reclining Buddha is exactly what is sounds like, a huge Buddha lying on its side.