Is This The BEST WAY To Explore Little Known Areas In BANGKOK?
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- I love using Bangkok's canal river boats. However, is this the best way to explore little known areas in Bangkok? Let's find out! Join me as I hop on a Khlong canal river boat, pick a random destination, and go explore. The canal river boat taxis are one of the best ways to explore little known areas in Bangkok. They are extremely affordable and a fun way to get around. Today I will take you on a hapless journey to the Ramkhamhaeng area. I'll show you a few nearly abandoned malls, give a quick temple tour and explore Ramkhamhaeng University. I try to get into the Rajamangala National Stadium to view this giant open arena. This was another fun day where I had no agenda and just went out and explored a new (to me) area. I highly encourage you to explore random places when you travel, or even in your own backyard.
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▶️ Asok Pier: goo.gl/maps/Ta...
▶️ Ramkhamhaeng 29 Pier: goo.gl/maps/fq...
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▶️ The Mall Ramkhamhaeng: goo.gl/maps/au...
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What about the smell in the Sansaeb canal...???Is it good??? 😁😁🤧🤧🤧🤧🤢🤢🤧🤧😵💫🤤🤤😵💫😵💫 That's my the way to my workplace 10 yrs.ago when I was worker at that area.
Hello Serge can you tell me why the people still wearing those unhealthy facemask is it still a law there or what?
I always love to go to the "unkown areas" of Bangkok. Especially by khlong boat. I've done this several times and i never regret it. SOmetimes its exciting u see a completly new perspective of the city and sometimes its just ok. I still love it
Exactly! You never know what’s going to happen in life. Sometimes it’s magnificent, and sometimes it’s mediocre. I enjoy both.
Ramkhamhaeng University is the open university. Here doesn't need the entrance examinations just have high school diploma you can register any faculty you are interested.
Yes, somebody else mentioned this. It’s quite interesting, I didn’t realize you could go in without an entrance exam.
@@LifewithSerg : And nowadays some faculties needed entrance exams due to qualify the persons capable enough to finish the degree for example the faculty of engineering which is new faculty here.
I love your "Lost with Serg" edition videos. For me these are really the most fun. I love how you go to a random neighborhood, explore, support them and life in never boring. Great video.
Glad you like them Rob, these are always my favorite videos to make. More to come!
Indeed an interesting and fun way to move around BKK - I enjoyed such a ride on my way to Laos embassy in BKK (combination of water taxi and motorcyle taxi) a couple of years back, I was so cool and enjoyable experience I must say. Was great to see the boat assistance jumping off and on the stops in an organized way
Yeah, these guys have it down as far as getting off, tying the boat down and then releasing it. Very fluid. Pun intended. 😜
Definitely didn't wonder into this neighborhood when I was in Thailand, but it did have at least one 7-11...I'm retiring in June so hoping to plan a trip within the months following to Thailand...if I remember right, I think you mentioned your visiting here soon (USA)...Thanks for another video....Matt
There’s so many areas in the city. It would be impossible for any one person to explore every single one of them. Yes, I am coming back to the US for a couple of weeks sometime in May.
I love traveling by boat! When I was in college, I use the one on Chao Phraya River a lot. It was cheap, fast, refreshing and you would get a great view when it went pass Wat Arun and Rama VIII Bridge (Especially at sunset/night). Really recommend trying it out.
I will definitely go give that a try. Thank you for sharing.
That was Rajamagala stadium, one of the biggest in Bangkok and not part of the university I think. I have been there a few times for football (soccer) games and music gigs.
There is an awesome Greek restaurant nearby called Rallis if you are ever in the area again. Amazing food and feels like the countryside despite being in the city
Thanks for the tip, Matthew! I love Greek food, and will keep that in mind if I’m ever back in that area
I went to RU in 1987. There is no adminssion exams to attend this university. The tuition fee was only 18 baht for one credit, one subject is 3 credits, I took 8 subjects for a semester so it costed me around 500 baht for tuition. Students don't need to attend class if they don't want to but they have to pass final exams to earn credits. That made this university so hard to grauate because you have to be so much self-discipline. In the 80s to 90s, there weren't many universities in Thailand and more than 100,000 students attended RU that made this area so busy with dormitories, places to eat, and shops. Today, there are a lot of universities and colleges around the country which cause students don't have to come to study in bangkok. Now, the MRT orange line is being constructed passing in front of RU and will finish in a few years. Hopefully this area will come back alive again.
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing that interesting story. It was a very large campus.
And yes, I noticed the MRT stations that are being built outside of it.
I rode one yesterday, great way to get around for cheap if you happen to be near the canal. And they move pretty fast too.
Absolutely, they are extremely efficient and ridiculously cheap
During my time at university That boat was my main ride on the trip. It's the best escape from the traffic on the road.
And if you get on the boat during rush hour, the crowd will be so crowded that sometimes you won't be able to put yourself in at all.
Looking back over 20 years ago What I hate the most about riding a boat is that the water in the canal smells so bad. There used to be arapaima fish that could not tolerate rotten conditions. It lifted the air on the surface of the water and floated like that.
In fact, today the water in the canal is still dirty because the development of the city is always quite contrary to the environment.
I’m so happy to hear that so many people enjoy and use the canal boats. They are a great way to get around and yes, the water looks very dirty. However, I never really notice much of a smell.
That was awesome The areas
used to be my home town I haven't been back for more than fifty years, Bangkok nowadays looks a lot different than I thought I was looking at in different countries . I appreciate you for sharing the excellent scenery of Bangkok.
I’m so happy to know that it brought you back some good memories. It’s comments like yours that constantly fuel my desire to make more videos.
Thanks for taking us with the boat. Although I’m a Bangkokian, I’ve never commute by this kind of canal boat as my house is in the other part of the canal. However, one of my ex-colleagues traveled from her house to work every day by this kind of boat. She said it was very fast and convenient.
They are very useful! BTS and MRT are 3 minute from my condo. The canal boat is a 20 minute walk. Hence I don’t use them as much.
Hi Serg what for a beautiful Video and interesting with very nice Impressions.
I love Bangkok and you show very nice places and I enjoy your comment too.
Thanks a lot for that and have a nice evening.
Glad you enjoy it as always. Hope you can come back to Thailand soon.
@@LifewithSergYeah Serg, on 18th or 19tn November we arrive at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok.
We stay over 3 Weeks. My wife need some things from Thailand and so we diceded to fly this year.
We're very happy about. 😊
Thanks for the tour around today. Those klong boats scoot along fairly fast. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Oh yah they are definitely pretty quick. Great way to get around.
Nice video Serg, hope you are keeping well
Hey Paul! I seem to have gotten sick every other month here. Other than that everything’s great!
Of course I enjoyed your vid! They're amazing! :D aaand I love the fact that u lost yourself to know a little bit more of the city, I'd do the same haha
Anyways, kisses from Argentina! :D
I really do love getting lost and exploring new places. Before I moved to Thailand, I made a number of videos, exploring random places in Texas. I’m so happy to know that you’re enjoying my channel.
@@LifewithSerg I think is the best way to know the "real county/place" so I totally get it 🤭 and yesss! I'm loving it! 🥰 Keep going 👏👏👏
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Happy to share. Thanks for watching!
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A great sorta random video to watch with my life saving morning coffee. (Without coffee, I almost died🤣)
That would be me most of the time. "I don't know where I am but I think I'm over here. Nope, I'm here and I thought I was there." 😄👍
Cheers from the PNW Seattle WA area.
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Hey there, Frank! Glad you had some mindless drivel to watch while you enjoy your coffee. I know this video made very little sense, but it seems people like watch me get lost. See you soon!
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I thought the video was totally fine.
Not all need to have a specific theme or objective to be entertaining.
I'm usually focused on background details more than the main subject.
Sometimes random is quite informative.
Cheers mate.😁
That IS a nice walk Serg !!! Keep go on though 😊🙏
I just really like exploring on foot.
Very fun and interesting!! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Thanks for watching!
Ohh today's looks seem so hot and failed day , but I enjoy your video clip.
Yes, I was extremely hot! Anytime I go out exploring it’s a gamble, whether or not I’ll find anything interesting. I still enjoy it.
On my last day in Bangkok I did this. Great way to explore and enjoy this amazing city
It really is!
The east side of BKK - Bangkok/Hau Mark/ Ramkamhaeng/Minburi is definitely local areas, as where I lived. You could definitely feel the difference from those downtowns. Just people chilling with family and friends. Check out the mall bangkapi or minburi market.
Yep, been there once. Need to go back and explore some more.
" แตงโมหน่อยครับ " You have good thai teacher Serg. Enjoy man
My tire is still pretty horrible, but I’m always trying to improve. Thank you so much for those kind words.
So good that you travel everywhere in Bangkok.
The best!
Beautiful tour the kind of thing I would like to do every day......non tourist.... if you stopped for non tourist lunch that would have been great... update on the hunt for a western bathroom would have been great the kind of things that people take for granted... Ted
I filmed this right after I had a Korean lunch. There was a bathroom in that building, I just realize that I kind of cut that off a little abruptly. Glad you enjoyed another one of my nonsense tours. Lol. They will definitely be more like this in the future.
It's great to see that you're so enthusiastic about the simple things in life here in BKK. I do think though that might be a lot more enthusiastic about sleeping in a floating log cabin on a lake up in the mountainss, complete with buffet breakfast, waterpark, lake tours, etc.. If youhaven't yet, try visiting the mountain based resorts in Kanjanaburi. I was in a resort near the more popular Lake Heaven resort. Just thought it might be interesting Serg. Great adventures!!!
That’s a great suggestion! I definitely need to take another trip very soon. I’m currently planning a three week trip to go back to the US to visit friends and family.
@@LifewithSerg that sounds great! Always nice to have a meet up with family and friends once in a while. Safe travels to you and best wishes to your family.
Nice video Serg. I think I’ve taken the boats once a long time ago. Do they announce the stops or do you just need to keep an eye out for your stop?
They don’t announce the stops at all. You actually have to ring the button on the boat if you want to stop. If you don’t, and there was no one waiting at that stop, they will completely bypass it.
Finally u took that ferry, small issue with that is the smell, in the past that was main public transport for many thai people and still but after they extend the train stations and line then people use it less and that hollywood mall used to be so crowded but then during the covid it shut down for long, btw they have 2 branches of that and other one is in Lad prao
I’ve actually been on this boat several times before. You are correct, the water is very polluted. It’s sad that the mall was empty, I assumed that before Covid it was doing good business.
@@LifewithSerg yeah, this happened to many malls in Thailand 😢
I’ve taken a canal boat twice and it’s a great way to meet local Thais and the scenery is great.
I think next time ago, I will take this to the very end and explore that area. It really is a fun way to get around.
@@LifewithSerg I did the same. I took it from one end to the end; very good to see how mostly working Thais commute to work without traffic. And super affordable rates.
that water crossing "bridge" looks pretty cool - would love to know how it works too, bc how does the current know which way you want to go, lol. And that watermelon looked really good and refreshing...
I agree with you. I don’t think it was the current. There was a cable on it, and it look like somebody at the other end we have to turn the wheel to move it from one side to the other. Because if it was just a current, it would just be stuck in the middle much of the time, and I could get hit by a boat. Plus, I’m sure whoever built it there will charge you 3 to 5 Baht to use it.
@@LifewithSerg sounds more likely...
4:00 Khun Serg, I just visited this temple, Wat Thepleela on the 14th to make merit on my son's birthday. Unbelievable that you came to this temple by accident. It was a big surprise to me.
Small world! I love it when this sort of thing happens.
@@LifewithSerg So do I 😃
While BMTA non-aircon red bus is very cheap at 8 baht, it is relatively hot in humid Bangkok all year round. For those Thais who live along Chao Phraya River, there is an alternative. You can patronize Chao Phraya Ferry Service at price less than 20 baht or more for the longest distance. Cash only for fare. The service started about 50 years ago, using diesel engine to propel the boat. However, starting in 2020 there is a new competition of modern aircon electric boat service at a flat fare of 20 baht for all destinations. MINE Smart Ferry accepts Visa/Master Card card or you can buy fill-in card. Cash is not accepted. There is also an aircon electric tourist boat for 30 baht fare. You need to purchase a ticket before boarding a tourist boat. There is also an open-air top deck on tourist boat if you choose to face the weather and have a better view of Chao Phraya River and its environs. For crossing Chao Phraya River to the other side pier, the fare is cheap about 5 baht. However, there is a free ferry service to cross Chao Phraya River to IconSiam and AsiaTique to shop/dine.
BTW, there is also a boat service running along Saen Sap canal from the suburb to heart of Bangkok costing 8-20 baht depening on distance. It is much faster than the metro system for those who live near this canal which runs over 15 kms.
Recently the city govt BMA decided to resume free boat service at 4.5 km distance from Hua Lum Phong pier to Tewarat Market pier, not far from Chao Phraya river. The service starts 6-9 am and 5-7 pm Monday-Friday at 30 minutes interval. Sat-Sun and official holidays, 8.00-19.00 at 1 hour interval. ua-cam.com/video/m904dx1uSOI/v-deo.html
Yes I have seen the MINE ferry many times. I really only explored a tiny portion of this giant city so far.
I live around this area. Hope to meet you next time. 😊
If you see me walking around, please do stop and say hello.
@@LifewithSerg sure
I need to try out the canal boats one of these days when in BKK.
Yes definitely give it a try.
Hi my friend, are you going to the Bangkok International Motor show #44? Hope you not miss it this time because this is such a very big event about 40+ brands of car and big bike came to showed and a lot of electric car brands too. This 22/3 - 2/4!!!!
In case you forgot it my friend.😉
I already went yesterday. 🙃 The video will be out later today.
@@LifewithSerg Haha, Is it good? I still have no time to go. Lol
I wish the Porsche Brand brought and showed their most legendary car ever especially for the Thai people before sending the first special car to keep at the Museum because they just made the most Special 30th year anniversary Porsche 911 Thailand Edition that's made only 30 units in the world and it has the special Thai Rainbow Days Color, and to give the honor to the Thai country and the Thai people they just put the Thai Map and the Number 30 on the head rests instead of the Porsche logo that has to have in any Porsche cars and that's made these 30th anniversary cars be only 30 Porsches in the world that do not have the Porsche logo at the head rest.
I just heard from them like that but not sure they brought them to show or not. Lol
@@LifewithSerg oh haha, I just saw your new video my friend. Lol
Hi Serg! You started the video with a completely dry t-shirt and finished it with a wet t-shirt contest! 😂
Yes, summer is definitely approaching, and the humidity has started to kick back in. I also remembered why I typically wear black T-shirts when I make these videos. Lol.
The boats have gotten a LOT easier to ride, a change from only three years ago (last time I visited was in 2020, right before COVID) - in the past you had to step over the gunwales to get into the boats - you ended up stepping on benches to get in and out. The seats were benches, during busy times you had to work your way from the inside to the outside of the boat. To my pleasant surprise, this time they've set up "entry ports" in the middle of the boats - you didn't have to step down onto the step on the platforms and over the gunwales to get on. Just step right into the boat. No more worries about getting your feet crushed or falling into the canal. My favorite place to visit by boat is Bobae Market, and also the Ramkhamkhaeng area (there's a table tennis gym there, part of the big stadium complex). 0:58 - WOW. All the years I've been visiting Bangkok and riding the boats, I've never noticed the river crossing platforms. I'll have to give those a try next time. If it's powered by the current, it's probably got some sort of angled vane underneath. If not there's probably a cable that pulls it overhead. As I said, I'm often in that area to play table tennis (get off at the Mahad Thai Pier), the main road is Ramkhamkhaeng Road. Other major attractions in the area are a fantastic night market (for me the attraction is a lot of halal food, this seems to be an area where there are a lot of Muslims) and the airliner graveyard (take the boat to the end of the line for that one). This area will become MUCH more accessible in the future when the Orange Line opens, and I'm looking forward to it. I've also used the local buses to get to the area - it is often cheaper than the river taxi, depending on whether they are air conditioned or not. Incidentally - if you're looking for a public toilet, the temples are a good place to find one (according to Walk About Wayne up in Chiang Mai). 6:55 - I think that's where the night market is (at night, of course). One interesting thing - if you go to the last stop on the boat taxi (Wat Sri Bunrueang), you'll notice, and little further on, ANOTHER pier and ANOTHER boat line that goes even further down the Saen Sap canal! I've always been meaning to take a ride on that to see how far it does (Bangkok Pat says there are electric boats that go up to Min Buri, but I wonder if there aren't other lines even further along). Whatever goes up that way isn't marked on Google Maps. If you look at Google Maps, the canal eventually meets the Chao Phraya river many miles east of Bangkok, I wonder if there are boat lines that go all the way up there. Also worth looking into (I haven't yet), at the Bobae Market pier, there's ANOTHER boat line that goes North-South - something I've got to try in the future. The boats look WEIRD - they're modern, probably electric. And there's another boat line I am aware of that goes up a canal on the west bank of the Chao Phraya.
Yes, there are many different both services here. The all electric MINE fairy is pretty interesting and runs on the Chao Phraya river. I actually have not been on any of the boats on the Chao Phraya river since I moved here a year ago.
@@LifewithSerg This last trip (last Monday), I did take the free ferry from the pier near the Saphan Thaksin BTS station to ICON Siam. First time across the river for me! On the way back I found that that famous abandoned skyscraper was just across the way from the BTS station. Definitely looks spooky.
you pronounce Ram uni well, a lit tweak not cam but kalm. btw good vid m8.
I know I’m still butchering the Thai language, but I’ll keep trying. Lol.. thanks for your support!
another Lost with Serg show 5555+ and goes wild again!!!
Ha ha. Glad you liked it.
I found it funny when u said u randomly picked the pier.. hahaha
Well I actually did.
Black Pink will perform again in that stadium very soon.😄
Oh, that’s interesting! I didn’t realize they do concerts there.
No wasted time at all. I love the concept, I think I need to start getting lost around here too...and I've yet to take one of the boat taxis. I'm assuming you pay for them as you do on the bus - i.e. you get on and someone comes around collecting the fare?
Definitely try them out. I’ve not taking the bus, but you are correct. They come around ask you where you’re getting off and you pay. I think the maximum you’ll pay is 30 baht to go from one end to the other. Love the username. Shalom!
@@LifewithSerg No need to take the bus, unless you just wanna experience it. I could have walked up Suhkumvit quicker then it got me from Soi 22 to Silom area. It twas interesting though, but next time I'd just take the MRT or BTS.
Shalom, I like the name too, lol
Hope you enjoy!
I am!
มหาลัยรามคำแหง 😊😊
Yes nice university.
The canal boats are a fun, fast, and cheap option to bypass downtown traffic but avoid the water mist made by the splashing boat. The water contains high levels of bacteria. You can end up with a painful strep throat and a cough for weeks, or worse. The middle section of the boat has the least mist.
Hey Mack! You were absolutely correct, the water in those canals is disgusting. I usually stand in the center of the boat, I just took a few shots on the outside for the video.
I love getting lost. And not having a plan sometimes. Just in case you should have a small flashlight. You do not want to drain the battery on your phone.
I have not found the need to carry a flashlight. When I go in Explor, I typically try to fit everything I need and to my pockets. I prefer not to carry a backpack unless I’m gonna go shopping somewhere. I’m glad you enjoy these random videos, because I absolutely enjoy making them.
555 for a second i felt sympathy for you sweating that much living in thailand. anyway, there is a person pedaling a reel on waterside to operate that canal crossing raft. khlong sansab is notorious for its water condition. it seemed to improve during the previous bkk governor time but from what i see in your clip, it looks bad again.
Lol. I haven’t sweated this much in a while. I figured there might have been a person operating the wheel at the other end. Just couldn’t see anyone
สุดยอดเลย ฉันเป็นคนไทยฉันยังไม่เคยนั่งเรือในกรุงเทพ เพราะว่าฉันเป็นคนต่างจังหวัด
They are very useful!
@@LifewithSerg ใช่ฉันรู้ว่ามันมีประโยชน์และสะดวกกว่าขึ้นรถเมย์ เพราะเรือไม่ติด
Hi serg whats up rajamangala stadium is one of the most biggest stadium in Bangkok I think no one is allowed to enter the stadium unless you have to buy a ticket to watch a football game if thailand soccer team has a friendly match
I was very glad that I got off of that pier and looked around that area. I didn’t think they would let me in the stadium, but I had to try!
Love it
Thank you!
Hi Serg! You may ask the man who works as the boat driver -providing tickets the place that you want to get off the boat. Hope you enjoy traveling by boat.
There is a button to press when you want the boat to stop.
@@LifewithSerg the thing is you have no idea where the boat stop. I used to ride the boat with my friend to Srinakharinwiroj University. She helped me to get off . Without her I have to tell the dtive in advance. It worked though.
Please try travel by boat in Chao Phraya River from Sathorn to Nonthaburi province.
I actually have not been on the Chao Phraya yet.
love your video
Thank you!
เมืองไทยอากาศร้อนมาก รักษาสุขภาพด้วยนะคะ❤
Yes thank you!
Covid and the MRT construction really impact these two malls. There were two malls in this area that were demolished during the MRT construction. 😢
On the other hand, there are many new condominiums in the area during these past few years.
Hope that the area will be livelier when the construction is completed.
Yes, sad to see all these businesses gone. Hopefully the new MRT will help.
you have to go to The mall Bang bang Kapi as Will.
Oh, added to my list
@@LifewithSerg The Mall Bangkapi is currently being renovated and most stores are closed. The extra big Makro next door carries some farang-friendly products that the other chains do not, like reasonably priced blocks of cheese, and chlorine bleach for cleaning. For some reason, most Thais do not know about bleach.
ช่างทำคลิปได้แตกต่างจากคนอื่นจริงๆเลยค่ะ
I really appreciate that!
If you have time, try to visit chocolateville
Oooooh. Never heard of it. Will do
03:58 Welcome to Thailand 😂😂
Lolllll seriously !
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Before i lived here Ramkhunheng
Nice quiet area.
there are mermaids underneath them that guides them back and forth. 1:06
Haaa haaa I don’t think anything would survive in that canal. It looks very polluted.
Great Serg are you still married or back to being single hi from Phil in Sydney love asia long time Traveler indeed over 35 years looking forward to getting back soon keep them coming the clips.
Hey Phil! I’ve never been married. Maybe one day. Lol
@@LifewithSerg Don't fall in the traps there my friend jomtien is the place I'm back in September for 9 weeks looking forward to it.cheers look forward to the next clip.
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Oh that’s cool!
HI...Serg...👍💖💖
Hello as always!
🤣🤣🤣Well, for what I've understood at 4:50, it seems brazilian tourists are loud!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lollll. Love it
@@LifewithSerg 😁😁😁😂😂
Wow you can walk it so far and hot 😢🎉
Yeah too hot. Lol
Yes. You are mispronouncing it. I used live near there and swim regularly in the pool next the to the Stadium.
Yep, I miss pronounced lots of things ha ha
@LifewithSerg I only know it ((Ramkhamhaeng) because I lived there for 7 years. They also have a night market outside the uni a few days a week. I liked that video you did on Kasetsart uni. Will watch more of your vids, see where to go now I have my adv.
Nope, you are not wasting my time since you are doing exactly what I would have done which is to explore every little side street.
I think this is a great way to see how people live and explore the community.
@@LifewithSerg I went to Mauritius on a package holiday and for a week I never set foot on the beach but rented a bicycle with which I explored the entire island. In the smallest towns old men played boules and iron craftsmen were proud to take me on a tour of their decorative iron workings. One also rapidly learns the local language this way.
@@LifewithSerg I am planning a trip to Bangkok to visit my sister that lives there. I get the impression that Bangkok is fast becoming a sterilised metropolis that cold have been the offspring of a marriage between Blade Runner and Gotham City. I would have loved to see the authentic Bangkok of 1970 instead of the sterile concrete and neon jungle of today.
There is a wet market where tourists never come, but where street-food vendors buy their supplies at 3.30am --- that is the market I want to visit not the ones that sell the identical cheap stuff that street vendors right across Africa also sell.
Why are malls so abandoned in Bangkok?
These are just some malls that are struggling.
Little known, how long have you been here?
Don’t take me too literally. Lol. Been here 1 year.
Life with a hot and sweating Serg
LMFAO. Now I remember why I usually wear black T-shirts when I make these videos. 🤪
Serge, you're all wet - why?
It’s hot and humid. I’m sweating.
How does the water smell? I used to ride boat taxis 30 years ago. It was a bad experience. Guess things are improved.
Honestly, I don’t think it smells bad at all.
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