The last day in Bangkok is entirely devoted to shopping. We would like to go to the floating market but it is located 80 km west of Bangkok and we don’t want to go all out to do something so much. So we go to the Chatuchak weekend market, the largest open-air market in the world. An infernal crowd, scents, odors, voices. Here you can find everything, but the market is famous for its copied clothing, shoes and household stuff. We can’t resist more than a couple of hours in this sort of hell, so we decide to return to the shopping temple par excellence: the MBK. We get the last gifts, the last personal purchases and at 7 pm, after using the underground, the skytrain and a cab, we return to the hotel. After a shower and a bad dinner, we go to bed at 10 pm. Tomorrow we have to wake up at 3.30 am: destination Milan. During our stop in Delhi, they seize Sebastiano’s lighter and pepper: the gifts for his parents. One more thing to learn: some spices are not allowed in India; as for the lighter .... well, we knew that already!
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| It’s better to not lose each other in this river of people |
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| Hellish traffic to Metro Chatuchak |
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| The Chatuchak Market |
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| We have to go :( demented |
Total cost of the 16-day holiday all inclusive (including flight and gratuities): 1580 € for me, and not even 1500 euro for Sebastiano.
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Good Thailand to all!
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