Plearnwan

Happy New Year 2010.... It has been 2 years since my last post. Now I decided to return to my blog again and I would like to begin with popular Plearnwan, Huahin. I went there with my cool girlfriend last Monday. Though it was not a holiday, so many customers were visitting the place. We had a great time taking photos and did a little shopping. Too bad that we had had a big lunch before we stopped @ Plearnwan so we did not have space to try the restaurants here. I met 2 Shih-zu here which made me thought of my Junior and hope that I can bring him here next time. Junior loves going out so much. By the way, there is a hotel accommodation inside the place also. It costs 3,200 THB per room/2 pax, but unfortunately no pet allowed na ka (;_:)

Plearnwan

www.plearnwan.com

Another Trip to Huahin

... and it'd never let me down. 4 of us had a great time hanging out on the beach during the weekend. We were very lucky that the weather was really nice and bright. At last but not least, we ate lots of seafood... uhmm yummy

Hua-Hin in September

Phraya-Nakhorn Cave

From "Ban Pu-Lakhorn", 9.30 in the morning we left for the boat tour. The main program was the "Phraya-Nakhorn Cave". We should be at the cave by 11.oo a.m. when the light goes through inside the cave. First we passed by the fisherman village. Incredibly, there is no fishy smell at all. Then we started our journey to the cave. We got off at the beach of "Sarmroi-Yord National Park" and paid for the entrance fee, which of course that the fee for the foreigner is higher than Thai's.

It took us about 30 minutes to get to this amazing cave. I couldn't imagine how Rama 5th came here. There were Rama 5th's and Rama 7th 's hand scripts on the cave wall, too. The throne in the picture called "Khooha Karuhart Throne", which was first built in the Rama 5th era and the renovation has been done just this year.
Finally we returned to the boat after an hour of walking up and down the mountain. Now the boat man drove us for sightseeing in the wide blue sea. We were very lucky that day to see dolphins swimming not too far from our boat. They are in pink and gray. I wished they would come closer to the boat. (The gray object on the boat is me, not a gray dolphin.)
...And at last but not least, is the island on the right hand side of this picture. It is called "Koh Nom Sao"(boops) There is a story for this island that long time ago there was a beautiful woman. One day guys from all places came to her house at once to propose her. Her father didn't know what to do so he decided to tear apart her body into pieces and through them off. The " boops " dropped here and became the Boops Island... Poor baby!!!

Ban Pu-Lakhorn

September 15, my friends and I took a trip to Pranburi for 2 nights and stayed at a small-private resort called "Banpulakhorn"(50 KM. from Huahin City). It was nice and calm. Very good for relaxing and do nothing. Just sea, sand, blue sky and the moon under the stars. (Not recommended to people who love city's lights) From the picture, We were at Rm. 7 on the 2nd floor. On the right will be the sea and on the left will be a river.

There is a small pool between 2 buildings. There are many interesting activities to do here with a little bit of extra charge ex. boat trip for 700 BHT/boat (which I will tell you next), Kayak for free (but we had no enough time)

... and here is our balcony. We can see "Pla Too" boats line up going out to the sea around 2 o'clock in the morning. It was one of a good experience.

View from the river side. On the right will be the fisherman village where the Pla Too boats are from.






There is no picture of the room for this time because we arrived the place late at night. As soon as we got into the room. We just messed up everything. More pictures and details of the resort are in it's official website waiting for you to visit at http://www.banpulakhorn.com/ The owner and staffs are very nice so feel free to call for more info if you like.