One Week in thailand : 26th July to 1st AugDay 1 : Headed to Pattaya Day 2 : Beach Day
(CLEAR WATER) 
Day 3 : Back to Bangkok ( SHOP SHOP SHOP)
BAIYOKE SKY HOTEL
(Present to u, Miss Thailand)


(Our Lovely GroupPhoto)
Day 4 : Cha-Tu-Chak here we come.....
(breakfast @ Cha- Tu - Chak)
(Goodbye Elgin, Welcome Wilson) ~Wat a small world bump into Wilson.
Day 5 : Free & Easy (Shopping)
Oh! in the morning the everybody went for a swim & tan & the some of the guys went for thai massage, except uru & I. We felt that shopping was more important. Heehee!!!
Day 6 : Day Tour to Kanchanaburi
We went to visit the Jeath War Museum, a ride on the 'Trans-River Kwai Death Railway", ...
The journey to Kanchanaburi was rather long, guess wat happen to us. The van broke down along the expressway. GOSH!!! Then the tour guide told us we had to walk down the expressway to wait for the other transport. Sigh!!! walk? We were all so tired, how to walk? Last night we slept very late, cos it was our last night with Wilson, we pratically only had a few hours of sleep.
Back to the van, of cos we didn't walk, the tour guide flag a cab for us, this is so thailand, flag a cab along the expressway and the cab actually stops. I bet we can never do that in Singapore.

Anyway, there were some compensation, we paid only 300 Baht to watch the famous thailand show. The show actually cost 1000 Baht, but the company claims that it is expensive so they can't pay everything for us.
After our long day tour, half the time we were sleeping in the van, I remembered before going back to Bangkok we were suppose to visit some places of interest, but none of us were interested, I guess we did rather spend the time sleeping in the van, lazy us....



If it wasn't for the van that broke down, we will never have a chance to take photos with the STARS of Calypso Cabaret.
Day 7 : Time to go home

Look at the amount of luggage we had, i am sure we did alot of shopping, don't point the fingers at the girls. The guys did as much shopping as us.
Generally, we had lots of fun right? But there's one incident that was so unforgetable, our experience at Pat-Pong Night Market. "Ping-pong shows?" Let's not talk about it.