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In the bus terminal building, they didn't yell to you guys at all. They just said the name of bus-bound provinces out loud in front of the bus ticket booths. ❤❤
As an Australian I was particularly moved emotionally visiting Kanchanaburi and the cemetery, museum and Hell Fire Pass. I loved this vlog thank you for the respect you showed when visiting those places. Such a lovely place to visit.
Oh wow, we can imagine! Such an emotional, heavy past. We really enjoyed learning about the events here and at Hellfire Pass. We never knew we were as into history, let alone war history, as we seem to be. It was absolutely a place we feel should be highlighted. Thank you for watching. Have you seen our video on Hellfire Pass? I’ll leave the link here in case you are interested. ☺️ ua-cam.com/video/byKKaOjbW9U/v-deo.htmlsi=Tj0QVfBJB4HRBst2
great video,nice one..I've been a few times to kanchan i found best way is by train from thon buri BKK ..fantastic scenery..then from kanchan to nam tok...and onto Erawan falls (dont miss it)
They did not yell at you guys. They yelled "Ratchaburi" which is a destination if you want to go to Ratchaburi you have to go toward her. Another destination Nakorn Pathom. They speak very loud so that their customers know where to get the ticket to that particular destinations. It is a kind of marketing ways like Japanese Izakaya.
That actually makes a lot of sense now that we know, but it can be a bit jarring when you have no idea what is going on. We thought we trespassed or something. 😅
It isn't that it's called Kwai Yai.. it is definitely called River Kwai. It's just that there are 2 branches that converge right there in Kanchanaburi, one called Kwai Yai (Yai means 'big') and another called Kwai Noi (Noi means 'small')... In fact, from that point, pretty much where the bridge is down to the sea near Samut, it's called 'Mae Klong'. •• My great-grandfather is buried in that War cemetery that you visited.. And there's actually a shot there where Ashley is walking towards the front of the cemetery about four rows back on the left and believe it or not I think she would be Do almost directly in front of his exact grave. It was either there or 1 alrow further. I can almost walk there with my eyes closed
Oh wow, that actually makes so much sense! 🙏 Thanks for explaining that. And wow, how crazy. That makes it feel like such a small world. The cemetery is laid out very beautifully and super well maintained. We really enjoyed our time in Kanchanaburi. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏
That doesn't make it a bad day you have to have a better outlook. You will enjoy yourselves better the rain soon stops and see how quickly it dries and what a lovely smell. see the good in the world.
11:18 Sawasdee ka 🙏🏻💗 Hello, I'm very sorry to both of you that it rained heavily on the day you set up your journey. Even though there were obstacles, you guys got through it. and still able to continue traveling Thank you for coming to Thailand. and thank you for eating Thai food And thank you for sharing a good clip.💗💗
The rain can’t stop us! We’re just trying to share the real about our travels. Thank you for watching! We really appreciate the support and are happy to share our travels with you. We’re so happy to eat Thai food any chance we get! It’s so delicious. 🥰😋
Pad Kraprao that you have, Thai people usually order 2 plates of rice and share that. This is why you've gotten a very big portion. If you ordered rice with Pad Kraprao on top, it would be around 50 baht. What you ordered was Pad Kraprao (80 baht) and a plate of rice (10 baht). You will get too big portion for one.
Sai Yok Waterfall is one of the most breath-takingly beautiful waterfalls. Highly receommend to visit if you are in Kanchanaburi. However, currently it is rainy season, and it makes it may be dangerous if there is a hard rain. If you go there, should be becareful and follow the officer's instructions.
We did not! Just checked to make sure. It’s kind of a split difference form what we can tell, we get the majority, but they take a cut as well, which makes sense. ☺️
@@mikeandashley Etong village is 24 hours mist covered in Rainy and cold seasons. Auntie Glen’s house ( Somsak mining) should be one night there (need 4x4 p/u truck hiring to ascend/descend), good vibes with her nice cakes and cookies. The white elephant peak trail is unseen destination with spectacular view along the way, with overnight camping experience at top. Opening Nov-Feb, requires booking at Thong Pa Pume (district) national park office, due to limited no. of tourist per day. If you take north to Sangkhlaburi (district), you ll experience the “Mon” tribe villagers and their way of life a long the river. Good vibes at the Mon bridge too.
That sounds amazing! If we’re here during the right time, we will have to check it out! Thank you so much for the information. ☺️ You know so much about the area. ☺️
We did notice it being hotter, but to be honest, it’s just hot in general everywhere haha. We have experienced heat in the US, but nothing like this! 🥵
It makes so much more sense. We’ve noticed that it happens at all bus and ferry terminals. This was the first time we’d experienced 😅😂. Thanks for clarifying! 🙏☺️
The lack of transportation can be a bit frustrating, but we’ve had great experiences overall with Thailand’s transportation system (especially Bangkok). We’re bound to get unlucky every once in a while and that was our day for it apparently. 😅🤣
Haha, yea, we were SO confused. Funny story, we just went back to that bus terminal the other day and had a great laugh at how funny we thought it was the first time.
What they shouted in front of the ticket office was Names of provinces that are destinations Which is the name of the province that the passenger wants to go to There are both government and private bus companies. which has been yelling like this for a long time In fact, for Thai people, when we hear shouts, we will immediately know that hey, my destination. Tickets can be purchased right here. may seem shocking to tourists But those ticket salesmen do things that Thai people generally find travel channels easier.
Makes sense! We’ve seen it a lot now. We had just never experienced anything like that before 😂😅. Now hopefully we can help other foreigners not look silly when they walk in! 😂😂 Thanks for your comment and for watching! 🤗
@@mikeandashley Kanchanaburi in the summer is very hot. This year the temperature reaches 40+ degrees. But it is also a province with abundant forests. No wonder during World War 2. European prisoners of war endured the harsh climate here, and at that time there was also a very high concentration of malaria-carrying mosquitoes. and here i think It played a part in many deaths during that time.
@@mikeandashley I searched for information on Thai hospitals about malaria patients on the border of Kanchanaburi and other nearby provinces with a 370-kilometre border. including nearby patients from Myanmar who came for treatment in 2013 It had 9196 infections and 6 deaths. Most of them happen to people who like to explore the forest and lack protection. Kanchanaburi is famous for its forests, gems, wildlife, World War II gold and malaria. This is one aspect of Thai tourism that does not alert tourists. which I don't think is correct.
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In the bus terminal building, they didn't yell to you guys at all. They just said the name of bus-bound provinces out loud in front of the bus ticket booths. ❤❤
We realized that a few minutes later. 🫣😅
As an Australian I was particularly moved emotionally visiting Kanchanaburi and the cemetery, museum and Hell Fire Pass. I loved this vlog thank you for the respect you showed when visiting those places. Such a lovely place to visit.
Oh wow, we can imagine! Such an emotional, heavy past.
We really enjoyed learning about the events here and at Hellfire Pass. We never knew we were as into history, let alone war history, as we seem to be. It was absolutely a place we feel should be highlighted.
Thank you for watching. Have you seen our video on Hellfire Pass? I’ll leave the link here in case you are interested. ☺️
ua-cam.com/video/byKKaOjbW9U/v-deo.htmlsi=Tj0QVfBJB4HRBst2
Such good attitudes !! Love watching your travels
Thank you so much! We're happy you enjoy our videos. 🥰♥️
great video,nice one..I've been a few times to kanchan i found best way is by train from thon buri BKK ..fantastic scenery..then from kanchan to nam tok...and onto Erawan falls (dont miss it)
Thanks for watching! We loved Kanchanaburi and regret not going to Erawan Falls. Next time! 😅
Once again your video made me happy to watch. Thank you.🥰🥰
We’re glad! Thanks for watching. 😊
Nice experience 😘 Have a great trip in my country guys🥰
Thanks so much! ☺️🙏 We are having an amazing time. So much to see and do. Thank you for watching! 🥰🥰
They did not yell at you guys. They yelled "Ratchaburi" which is a destination if you want to go to Ratchaburi you have to go toward her. Another destination Nakorn Pathom. They speak very loud so that their customers know where to get the ticket to that particular destinations. It is a kind of marketing ways like Japanese Izakaya.
That actually makes a lot of sense now that we know, but it can be a bit jarring when you have no idea what is going on. We thought we trespassed or something. 😅
Bangkok, Thailand is a really beautiful place. On their vlog they looked so happy and the food in the video looked so delicious.
We are always happy to be in Thailand! ☺️ Even when things don’t go to plan, we find a way to enjoy our time.
thank you for sharing your video...i really appriciate and its will be my next trip in march or april 2024 .... love you guys
Thanks so much for watching! We hope you enjoy your trip. Let us know if you have any questions! 😊
ตอนนี้ประเทศของเรากําลังจะเปลื่ยนแปลงครั้งใหญ่ ต้องขออภัยเรื่องทางข้ามม้าลาย แล้วเราจะปรับปรุงให้ดีขึ้น
No need to apologize! 😊
Love the local way of travel. We hoping to go to Kanchanaburi very soon guys so we found this video very helpful 😉😉😉 THANKS for sharing guys 👍👍👍👍👍👍
love your channel too ❤😊✌🙏
@@NOPPARAT23 oh hello 😉 Thank you
Glad you guys found it a help! It’s an awesome place. We had a great time and barely scratched the surface of this amazing province. Have fun! ✌️☺️
ผมติดตามและไล่ดูทุกคลิปแล้วคับ....ทั้งสองคนสุดยอดมาก....
Thank you so much for following along and supporting us! We couldn’t do this without you. 🥰
Wish you guys a happy and safe journey.👫🚌🙂
Thank you! 😊
We are so sorry about crossing roads in Thailand. Hopefully, we are improving about it soon.
It’s not a problem at all! ☺️🙏 Thank you for watching!
@@mikeandashley thích kênh của bạn lúc nào cũng để tiếng việt nam cho dù ở Thái Lan
Yes! We try to put subtitles for all languages in all of our videos. ☺️ We’re glad you enjoy. 🙏
ผมเป็นคนไทยและรู้สึกเสียใจกับรถ ที่ประเทศไทยไม่เคารพกฎจราจรคนข้ามถนน ตรงทางม้าลาย
The roads can be a bit overwhelming at times, but we’ve been able to manage alright. The road system in our home country is bad too. 😅
It isn't that it's called Kwai Yai.. it is definitely called River Kwai. It's just that there are 2 branches that converge right there in Kanchanaburi, one called Kwai Yai (Yai means 'big') and another called Kwai Noi (Noi means 'small')... In fact, from that point, pretty much where the bridge is down to the sea near Samut, it's called 'Mae Klong'. •• My great-grandfather is buried in that War cemetery that you visited.. And there's actually a shot there where Ashley is walking towards the front of the cemetery about four rows back on the left and believe it or not I think she would be Do almost directly in front of his exact grave. It was either there or 1 alrow further. I can almost walk there with my eyes closed
Oh wow, that actually makes so much sense! 🙏 Thanks for explaining that.
And wow, how crazy. That makes it feel like such a small world. The cemetery is laid out very beautifully and super well maintained. We really enjoyed our time in Kanchanaburi. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏
That doesn't make it a bad day you have to have a better outlook. You will enjoy yourselves better the rain soon stops and see how quickly it dries and what a lovely smell. see the good in the world.
Agreed! We didn’t let it get us down. Thanks so much for watching. 😊🤗
11:18 Sawasdee ka 🙏🏻💗 Hello, I'm very sorry to both of you that it rained heavily on the day you set up your journey. Even though there were obstacles, you guys got through it. and still able to continue traveling Thank you for coming to Thailand. and thank you for eating Thai food And thank you for sharing a good clip.💗💗
The rain can’t stop us! We’re just trying to share the real about our travels. Thank you for watching! We really appreciate the support and are happy to share our travels with you. We’re so happy to eat Thai food any chance we get! It’s so delicious. 🥰😋
Hi.Mike & Ashley.Have fun in Thailand from bay area San francisco
Thank you so much! How is the weather in San Francisco this time of year? Thanks for watching! 🥰🥰
Pad Kraprao that you have, Thai people usually order 2 plates of rice and share that. This is why you've gotten a very big portion. If you ordered rice with Pad Kraprao on top, it would be around 50 baht. What you ordered was Pad Kraprao (80 baht) and a plate of rice (10 baht). You will get too big portion for one.
Ohhhh, good to know! We thought the portion was rather large by Thai standards. Makes sense now. 🤣
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Thanks 👍👍🤟
Hello again. 👋☺️
The taxi from bus terminal to hotel is about 100 baht only.
Good to know. Thanks! 😊
เที่ยวกาญจนบุรีให้สนุกนะครับ
Thanks so much! 🥰
Sorry for your inconvenience, it's coming to the rainy season in my country till September.
No inconvenience. We expected the rainy season and are just happy we’re still here! 😊
5:49 easier way to pronounce Khwae Yai river is thinking of "square" without s and r sound. 💪🏼
Oh thanks! That does help. ☺️
Sai Yok Waterfall is one of the most breath-takingly beautiful waterfalls. Highly receommend to visit if you are in Kanchanaburi. However, currently it is rainy season, and it makes it may be dangerous if there is a hard rain. If you go there, should be becareful and follow the officer's instructions.
We had a chance to go, but we were a bit pressed for time. We’re kicking ourselves now that we missed it. 😅 Thanks for watching!
@@mikeandashley maybe next time ^ ^ Enjoy your time in Thailand ka.
Thank you! ☺️🙏
Have u ever been Isan .. Northeastern... Khon kaen city 🤟?? Have a safe ur travel 🙏🙏
Not yet, but hopefully one day soon! 🥰
if you have time, Erawan waterfall might be another option but be careful of the heat.⛰⛰⛰
We wish we would have been able to make it to Erawan. It looks beautiful. Next time!
I’m Buying ya lunch !❤
Thanks so much! 🥰
@@mikeandashley did ya get it?
First time doing it, not sure if it goes to ya or UA-cam
We did not! Just checked to make sure. It’s kind of a split difference form what we can tell, we get the majority, but they take a cut as well, which makes sense. ☺️
ขอให้สนุกกับการเที่ยวในเมืองไทยนะจ๊ะ แล้วคุณสองคน จะทึ่งกับสิ่งที่คุณได้เห็นและพบเจอ แค่คุณเปิดใจจ้า
Thanks so much! Thailand is a magical place.
สวัสดีครับ
Hello! ☺️🤗
I miss the beautiful resort in Kanchanaburi called Jungle Rafts.
That sounds amazing! We weren’t able to stay but would love to next time.
ไปกาญจนบุรี ล่องแพรแม่น้ำคาสสิคกินอาหารชมวิวสวยๆครับ
We didn’t have the chance to go rafting, but it sounds fun. Next time!
,good qluck. thailand
Thank you!
Nice video 😊🥰
Thank you! 🤗☺️
Hellfire pass👍 … white elephant mountain peak trail 👍… Pilok old mine, Glen’s house, at etong village at Thailand-Myanmar border. 👍
Thanks so much! Hellfire Pass will be our next vlog! We rode the train there and back. It was epic!
@@mikeandashley Etong village is 24 hours mist covered in Rainy and cold seasons. Auntie Glen’s house ( Somsak mining) should be one night there (need 4x4 p/u truck hiring to ascend/descend), good vibes with her nice cakes and cookies. The white elephant peak trail is unseen destination with spectacular view along the way, with overnight camping experience at top. Opening Nov-Feb, requires booking at Thong Pa Pume (district) national park office, due to limited no. of tourist per day. If you take north to Sangkhlaburi (district), you ll experience the “Mon” tribe villagers and their way of life a long the river. Good vibes at the Mon bridge too.
That sounds amazing! If we’re here during the right time, we will have to check it out! Thank you so much for the information. ☺️ You know so much about the area. ☺️
Songtaw song= 2 ,taw = row of bench in a pickup car >>> two row of bench in a pickup car (taxi)😅😅😅 ❤❤❤
Oh wow! We never put that together before! 😅 Thanks for sharing. 🤗
เขาร้องบอกสถานีต่อไปครับผม
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🥰🥰🥰 Thank you! 🥰🥰🥰
🥰🥰🥰 Thank you! 🥰🥰🥰
Normally Kanchanaburi always hotter than another province in Thailand .
We did notice it being hotter, but to be honest, it’s just hot in general everywhere haha. We have experienced heat in the US, but nothing like this! 🥵
เท่าที่ผมติดตามคุณและชมvdoของคุณตลอดมาในการท่องเที่ยวในประเทศไทย..ผมคิดว่า..คุณทั้ง2ได้ท่องเที่ยวในประเทศไทยครบ3ฤดูแล้ว หนาว, ร้อน, และฝน😜😊👍💐🌿🌹
We have! We prefer the cold season. 😅
They did not yell at you.
We realized this, but it took as a little while. 😅
There are not yelling at you.!!! They try to convince you to buy the ticket from their booths.
Doh! Now we know. 😅
@@mikeandashley Not only foreigner but Thai too.
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What state are you in the US?
We are from North Carolina. ☺️
@@mikeandashley 👍🇻🇳
They shouted to customer Ratchaburi province and Nakhon Pathom province
It makes so much more sense. We’ve noticed that it happens at all bus and ferry terminals. This was the first time we’d experienced 😅😂. Thanks for clarifying! 🙏☺️
Chắc ngủ nướng sao lo
We do sleep in pretty often, but it was the rain that caught us up here.
The ncounter want your business, calling out loud not shouting.
Yeah, it took us a minute to realize that. 😅🤣
ปัญหาใหญ่ที่สุดของประเทศไทยคือ รถโดยสาร ตามต่างจังหวัด แค่คิดถึงคนหรือชาวต่างชาติที่ ต้องพึ่งพาการโดยสาร แทบไม่มีเลย
The lack of transportation can be a bit frustrating, but we’ve had great experiences overall with Thailand’s transportation system (especially Bangkok). We’re bound to get unlucky every once in a while and that was our day for it apparently. 😅🤣
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Hello again! 👋☺️ Thanks for watching!
Be prepared for the heat in Kanchaburi guys. It's one of the hottest province in Thailand.
It was very hot! 🥵 We loved our time there though and hope to return to visit Erawan Falls. 😊
go get a motorbike to tour around. 100 Baht per day. ask your hotel .
We love cruising around on motorbikes. We’ve never seen them that cheap though! Typically we pay 250฿-300฿. 👀
คุณไปกี่จังหวัดแล้วในประเทศไทยครับ
So far, we’ve visited nine provinces. 🤗 But you’ll have to wait till the vlogs come out to see where! 😉
for westerners this YELLING part can be truly confusing . Asians will quicky get this drift ..that they r wanting your business :)
Haha, yea, we were SO confused. Funny story, we just went back to that bus terminal the other day and had a great laugh at how funny we thought it was the first time.
So sad
Very! ❤️
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It was good. 🌧️ Came out of nowhere! 😂
What they shouted in front of the ticket office was Names of provinces that are destinations Which is the name of the province that the passenger wants to go to
There are both government and private bus companies.
which has been yelling like this for a long time In fact, for Thai people, when we hear shouts, we will immediately know that hey, my destination. Tickets can be purchased right here.
may seem shocking to tourists But those ticket salesmen do things that Thai people generally find travel channels easier.
Makes sense! We’ve seen it a lot now. We had just never experienced anything like that before 😂😅.
Now hopefully we can help other foreigners not look silly when they walk in! 😂😂
Thanks for your comment and for watching! 🤗
@@mikeandashley Kanchanaburi in the summer is very hot. This year the temperature reaches 40+ degrees.
But it is also a province with abundant forests.
No wonder during World War 2. European prisoners of war endured the harsh climate here, and at that time there was also a very high concentration of malaria-carrying mosquitoes. and here i think It played a part in many deaths during that time.
It did. So many. We learned all about it in our trip to Hellfire Pass. So hard to fully comprehend.
@@mikeandashley I searched for information on Thai hospitals about malaria patients on the border of Kanchanaburi and other nearby provinces with a 370-kilometre border.
including nearby patients from Myanmar who came for treatment in 2013
It had 9196 infections and 6 deaths.
Most of them happen to people who like to explore the forest and lack protection.
Kanchanaburi is famous for its forests, gems, wildlife, World War II gold and malaria.
This is one aspect of Thai tourism that does not alert tourists.
which I don't think is correct.
That’s nuts! 😱
ประเทศไทยก้อมีเรื่องแย่อีกมากมายและไม่ได้รับการแก้ไขสักทีต้องรอรัฐบาลชุดใหม่ต้องขอโทษด้วยขอให้มีความสุขกับการเดินทางครับ
Thanks so much! We’re having a great time. 😊