Out of Dream

After fixing my laptop, I get some time to update my photo stack ...

Going through lots of things that have been happening in my life is such a great idea when I'm pretty much down ... I can see the past has pushed me up to this point where I wouldn't think of any good thing that might come into my life ...

Life is just that .. I get to live on .. choosing the best medicine of all .. travelling .. to keep myself alive in this painful world ...

Packing my bag and go is more than the word 'easy' could explain .. but in reality it is just so impossible!

If I could do, even myself wouldn't be able to stop me from saying 'HI' to the world!

Kerala Backwaters

After 6 months being in India, Kerala is the state of where I've been living becomes a good space for me to start exploring India ...

A place where there is no civilisation around, Kerala offers the best. This is not saying they are underdevelopment but they are living with the mother nature with no hunger for any modern life!

Backwaters is one of the incridible things Kerala has offerred to the world, it is one of the places where I believe it is worth to visit once in my lifetime (especially when you happen to be in South India!)

Note: Kerala backwaters are "a chain of brackish lagoons and lakes lying parallel to the Arabian Sea coast (known as the Malabar Coast) of Kerala state in southern India. The network includes five large lakes (including Ashtamudi Kayal and Vembanad Kayal) linked by 1500 km of canals, both manmade and natural, fed by 38 rivers, and extending virtually half the length of Kerala state. The backwaters were formed by the action of waves and shore currents creating low barrier islands across the mouths of the many rivers flowing down from the Western Ghats range" (http://dictionary.babylon.com/Kerala%20Backwaters).

2nd trip of India life

Starting my day a little late but never too late for today, i was
planning to go to Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala state where i am,
i then woke up almost 8.30am which is too late to take a pretty long
trip for a day. I changed my destination to another pending one,
Kottayam, where i believe it would be one of the place with which i
would fall in love. The train is heading to Trivandrum via Kottayam,
it is an express which goes as fast as a normal train to my thought
but the stops are lessen so far. Anyway, the train is crowded by
locals and i have to stand all the way to my destination as i have
picked to be in the normal class cabin. The train goes more inland
than last time i have been to Alleppy. This trip i have seen more of
greenery small hilly scene. My stops are Mulanturutti, Vaikam road,
definitely i have never heard of those before but nothing to worry ...

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On the rail

Thousands time i've come to realise how much i love travelling by
train! The best is when you get into an empty cabin and spread
yourself out onto a seat, even it is a busy time, i always manage to
make the most of it.
I was flirting with the train in western countries as it is so
comfortable to get on but, at the moment, the simpliest has taken
over. The train in India is worse than one back in Thailand definitely
but the scenery has filled up the enjoyment to a traveller. The
different experience has brought something in common to me, the
peaceful, breezy moment which no other transportation could offer. I
am held by the wind feeling the kindness of the earth that brings the
fresh breeze and the greenery to my sight.
It was years back when I had taken trains like this as in the West,
trains are air-conditioned. I remember a short lovely trip just from
Bangkok to Nakornpathom, short but so refreshing as you would not see
the way of living like that when you drive your own car.
I know I put myself into risk every single time I've been out for a
trip but what to stop me is myself or if I was frightened but that's
never happened so far
... All that is freedom to the world of my own ...

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After days ---

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Society for Promotion of Nature Tourism and Sports - Lakshadweep Tourism

Society for Promotion of Nature Tourism and Sports - Lakshadweep Tourism

One of the places I would love to be while I have a chance to live in this world .. Lakshadweep ..

It's never been in my thought before but when I happen to grap a job in India where nobody can find me that easy .. searching through to find out that there is a pearl hidden just across a channel to where I am ...

There is no chance of not taking it onto my list of where I will be ... will it become real ... not yet known ...

The Second Day to Under the Sea

Today is more relax to me .. and I have more chance to practise the skills I have been thought through the course.

I love the day and definitely never have a thought to get back to Bangkok!

My First Trip to Underwater World

Beautiful Days

After working for over a month, life seems to change quite a lot. This new job cannot take me to anywhere near what I like but so far you have to earn for a living before you live your life!

I've made it to a point where now I just got into one of what I'd like to do,

scuba diving!

Not mention how brave I have to be when I've decided to get into just a swimming pool for a class .. unfortunately, I don't like water surface .. and definitely try to ignore that and thinking about being underwater is the goal that I've to reach.

Seriously, it takes me quite a while to just walk into the water (you really walk into the water when you are on the platform) .. and again another breathtaking moment when you have to get back to the surface .. I hate these things!!!

but other than that, you got loads to remember -- good friends, great trips -- these make it the best .. so who cares for tomorrow??

p.s. the down point is you hunger for it! once never enough!!

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90 days for all passport type:

Brazil
Peru
Solomon Islands ("Visitors Permit" required, which can be obtained on arrival for a maximum stay of 3 months)
South Korea
Argentina
Chile
Switzerland (For a traveler with Schengen visa only)
Andorra
Bermuda (Maximum stay of 6 months)
Burkina Faso
Ethiopia (on arrival for a maximum stay of 3 months)
Fiji (Maximum stay 120 days)
Haiti
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Madagascar (Visa on arrival at 28,000 MGA)
Panama (Visa on arrival at 5 USD maximum stay of 90 days)

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Nepal (Visa on arrival at 30 USD)
Samoa (Visa on arrival)

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East Timor (Visa on arrival - $30)
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Singapore
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Vietnam
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Tonga (on arrival)
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Mozambique
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Togo on arrival for max. 7
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Micronesia
Niue
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14 days for all passport type:

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Kuwait (Visa on arrival cost 5 KWD)

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Bangkok Entertainment

We can enjoy the moment no matter where we are ... could that be true?

I insist life is more than living in your small box and looking through the window waiting for THE DAY! Unfortunately, my life is now stuck in a huge box called 'BANGKOK', but there is always a way out ..

Most like to go for a movie .. that's easy!
Some like hanging out in pubs or bars .. a bit noisy for me!

so that this is my choice ..

a theatre is great .. for some reasons
it's limited to some people who really enjoy it!
a small number of performance makes it worth to go for .. you never known whether it's gonna happen again or not (and most small producers don't do it again!)

Thai theatre isn't very popular among Thais .. we follow modern Western life where theatre charm has lost to HOLLYWOOD!

P.S AGAPE is a work of a group of university students .. I expect to go if I got enough time .. I would love to see how the young could do to surprise the world!