Day 03 - Greater Bangkok / 10:59 pm

Chatuchak/Siam/Pratunam
Temp: 28-34c

The narrow corridor of Diamond City Hotel

Walked towards Ratchatwei BTS Station >> Took Northbound Train

Victory Monument (อนุสาวรีย์ชัยสมรภูมิ) on a traffic island at the intersection of Phahon Yothin/Phaya Thai and Ratchawithi/Din Daeng Roads.
A busy traffic circle revolves around this obelisk monument that commemorates a 1939 Thai victory against the French in Laos.

Arrived at N8 Mo Chit Station (หมอชิต), which is just a 5min walk to the adjacent Chatuchak Market

Chatuchak (or Jatujak จตุจักร) weekend market in Bangkok is the largest market in Thailand and the world. Frequently called J.J., it covers over 35 acres (1.13 km²) and contains upwards of 15,000 stalls. It is estimated that the market receives between 200,000 and 300,000 visitors each day. Most stalls only open on Saturdays and Sundays.

The market offers a wide variety of products including household items, clothing, Thai handicrafts, religious artifacts, collectibles, foods, and live animals.

Everything is sold here, from live rabbits to vintage CDs...once you're deep in the bowels, it will seem like there is no order and no escape, but Chatuchak is arranged into sections: crafts, plants, pets and more, under different Sois (streets). In fact, there are certain areas where there is a free distribution of maps of Chatuchak, tho' it didnt really help alot. A free shuttle service is provided on those golf buggies around the market to let us explore the area without much effort. Clothing dominates most of the market, strating in Soi 8 and continuing through the even-numbered sections to 24.

Live Rabbits @ 100 Baht (S$4.50)

Somehow the goods at Chatuchak have increased in variety over the years, however, pirated goods have dropped drastically too. Even most of the prices have somehow went up, but still at a reasonable price. Next, we took a cab back to Central World Plaza to indulge ourselves. Again, there were some cab drivers who wanted to rip us off by having a 200Baht fixed price fare which we objected of curz. As it was almost evening peak hours, the jam was rather bad that we ended up paying 120Baht for a short distance trip. Haizzz....

Dinner at Japanese Restaurant

Chicken Katsu Don

Beef Sukiyaki

Dessert at Swensens CWP


Oh my...just look at the cheap exotic flavors they have...

Lift Lobby of Diamond City

write about yourself here like how you lived through a crisis like the morrocian crisis. erps, have you studied about that before and about your test, how easy it is and how much confidence you have to pass and get all A1s for all subjects, add in your own wish here, and what you would do if target is not reached, like slash your wrist, eat many many painkiller pills at one shot and die. lol it's suicidal thoughts. stay away from that. but you need to enter a reality, everyone's doing that- it's the trend, so why not follow it. unless you want to be an odd one out. cause slashing wrist is soo common in girls school not in boys school. boys suicide, just like die gracefully from 30th storey, just look on the bright side, maybe you have lived in a lie too long and so you have found out the turth now, just think. optimist wins. you have entered into a world of reality



We know life's hard, truth is hard, lies are hard, they are all hard to accept when they have been found out, and i'm rushing history homework on the Abyissian Crisis about Italy and Abyssia going into war and that the League Of Nations cannot stop this from happening, and beacuse they are formed by means to stop war and peace-keep the countries together, they have thus failed to achieve that. I think i tend to hold a class for history instead of telling you about me, i'm basically a what subject-realted lover (humanities) and thus I am more analytical and critical about things, and likes to study about dead people, haha. lol. it's history what can you expect and also geography, it amazes me. I really like it alot, so what have you? Again to find this answer you need to enter into your own reality and reflect




it's amazing. amzing how people change the way of things, like how I used to hate outdoors in Band felt it was a complete waste of time, i've acquired to like it more, i guess people change, their thereotical means and applications in life just goes on into a new direction, and see things in another perspective, i guess- it's all in the mind. It really amazes me how these comes into action, from someone so pessimistic has changed his own view of things, and thus my friend is scoring much better, being more optimisitc and not think of his old way of suicidal thoughts, which are pretty daunting. and thus we need to see things, in another light, another perspective and another new way, to enable us to open up our minds, and make more new things, the new way it is. done with the old back with the new

i've hiatus-ed.

Day 03 - Greater Bangkok / 10:59 pm

Chatuchak/Siam/Pratunam
Temp: 28-34c

The narrow corridor of Diamond City Hotel

Walked towards Ratchatwei BTS Station >> Took Northbound Train

Victory Monument (อนุสาวรีย์ชัยสมรภูมิ) on a traffic island at the intersection of Phahon Yothin/Phaya Thai and Ratchawithi/Din Daeng Roads.
A busy traffic circle revolves around this obelisk monument that commemorates a 1939 Thai victory against the French in Laos.

Arrived at N8 Mo Chit Station (หมอชิต), which is just a 5min walk to the adjacent Chatuchak Market

Chatuchak (or Jatujak จตุจักร) weekend market in Bangkok is the largest market in Thailand and the world. Frequently called J.J., it covers over 35 acres (1.13 km²) and contains upwards of 15,000 stalls. It is estimated that the market receives between 200,000 and 300,000 visitors each day. Most stalls only open on Saturdays and Sundays.

The market offers a wide variety of products including household items, clothing, Thai handicrafts, religious artifacts, collectibles, foods, and live animals.

Everything is sold here, from live rabbits to vintage CDs...once you're deep in the bowels, it will seem like there is no order and no escape, but Chatuchak is arranged into sections: crafts, plants, pets and more, under different Sois (streets). In fact, there are certain areas where there is a free distribution of maps of Chatuchak, tho' it didnt really help alot. A free shuttle service is provided on those golf buggies around the market to let us explore the area without much effort. Clothing dominates most of the market, strating in Soi 8 and continuing through the even-numbered sections to 24.

Live Rabbits @ 100 Baht (S$4.50)

Somehow the goods at Chatuchak have increased in variety over the years, however, pirated goods have dropped drastically too. Even most of the prices have somehow went up, but still at a reasonable price. Next, we took a cab back to Central World Plaza to indulge ourselves. Again, there were some cab drivers who wanted to rip us off by having a 200Baht fixed price fare which we objected of curz. As it was almost evening peak hours, the jam was rather bad that we ended up paying 120Baht for a short distance trip. Haizzz....

Dinner at Japanese Restaurant

Chicken Katsu Don

Beef Sukiyaki

Dessert at Swensens CWP


Oh my...just look at the cheap exotic flavors they have...

Lift Lobby of Diamond City