Leaving to Bangkok

I’m leaving to Bangkok in the middle of the night for a work related trip. I’ve got to be at the airport at 3:30AM which sucks. Its like the worst timing so I am going to try and go to sleep at 10PM so at least I would have some shut eye. Things I am looking forward to doing in Thailand:

1) The $200 burger
2) Midget Kick Boxing
3) Ride a scooter
4) Eat a deep fried bug
5) Forensic Museum (Museum of Death)
6) Sky Train

Any other fun things to do in Thailand?


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  1. T-Num says:

    get a lot of pics!

  2. Amjad says:

    Timings like this that mess-up my sleep cycle when I’m traveling.

    Next month I’m going to the US and my flight is around the same time (take off 4AM). The timing sucks big time not to mention that it’s a non-stop 15 hours flight and I’m the type of person that can’t sleep on board.

  3. Mark says:

    I can’t sleep so thats why I’ve got my entertainment pack with me..

    1) PSP
    2) Nintendo DS
    3) Ipod Video with Season 4 of The Wire and Season 2 of Boston Legal
    4) Asus Eee
    5) Latest WIRED magazine

  4. SJM says:

    Ok .. dont do our mistake and spend all your money shopping inside Thailand .. if you are planning to buy something nice and expensive, Wait till you are leaving the country and hit the duty free in the airport. Every single designer you can imagine,( LV, GUCCI, HERMES, ZEGNIA, BURBERRY .. and much much more, all the good stuff with tax free tags.

    If you get hungry in the airport dont miss the beautiful resturant in the airport Sky Laounge or Sky ..something i dont remember, seriously its the most amazing foor we ate in all Phucket.

  5. Britchick says:

    Leaving for bangkok

    have a safe trip!!

  6. PUX says:

    Go to the night market !

    Any watch u want u can find there for 10 KD ;p its fake of course but DAMN U CANT NOTICE !!

  7. Aliman says:

    Chatuchuk (Also known as JJ) the largest open market in the world and has EVERYTHING
    Vertigo :(on top of the banyan tree hotel) the nicest (even though not highest in asia anymore) but still the classiest outdoor rooftop bar in Bangkok
    BEDsupperclub: the coolest club (and whitest club in BKK) but dont forget curfew which is at 2:30
    Silom Discovery mall: make sure you go to the PROPAGANDA store, you would never have believed that these funky designs were thai, especially when you found these products all over the world (check out the website to get an idea of what im talking about http://www.propagandaonline.com ) and the rest of the mall is great (EVG Cinema is amazing and the gold class is the definitive VIP cinema)
    go to the floating market is a must (but go early in the morning as in like EARLY and its great )

    Have a great great time and hope to catch up when your back and hear all about it

  8. Kevin says:

    Have a Thai Massage ;)

  9. Sunny says:

    is No.4 actually what it sounds like??? pleaaase take some pic’s of that if you do.

  10. Adrenaline says:

    The best thing to do there is taking a plan to Cyprus.

  11. mustafa says:

    go to the night market and try the DOUBLE BIG MAC

  12. Talal says:

    Mark,

    What kind of a job description do you have that gets you to fly the world all the time? Any openings in your company?

    Have fun :)

  13. Ansam says:

    Maybe you should go on boat trips, tuktuks, bikes, floating markets, Chatuchak (weekend only market)

    I dont know if you’re interested but someone told me that there are Thai boxing matches!!!

    Sawaddeeeeeee

  14. Armani Exchanger says:

    It’s all about Nightlife
    1. Super bed club
    2. Q Bar Lunge

  15. Marie says:

    -Eat mango and sticky rice.

    -Get a Thai massage at Wat Po.

  16. Swain says:

    “Eat a deep fried bug”

    esh9ayer bedenya ?!!!

  17. holla says:

    6) go to work

  18. faisal says:

    while your at it get some strange foods scorpions and stuff :)

  19. fkj says:

    body to body massage.. but ask for permission from ur lady first.

  20. momo says:

    if in phuket, paintball in jungle

  21. Monotheist says:

    Attend a Muay Thai bout.

  22. Buji says:

    Do not waste 200 $ man..Donate it !!

  23. Moe says:

    have fun and don’t forget buying some LV and Gucci stuff.. fake but damn cheap ; )

  24. asinine says:

    Wry did Mark walk sideways through airport?

    Because he was going to Bangkok!

  25. Un6abe3y says:

    Sawasdee kub :”)

  26. Erin says:

    You could visit Chatuchak Weekend Market; the legendary Khao San road; there’s also the Pratunam wholesale market and Pantip Plaza and the Platinum Fashion Mall which are all within the same area… best thing about the Pratunam area is that there’s plenty of strret food, including deep fried bugs right in front of Pantip. For classier (read pricey) shopping, try Siam Paragon.

  27. the accidental blogger says:

    Every time someone tells me they are off to Bangkok on work I just crack up. Honestly, don’t know why – I just do.
    Have fun with the Thais.

  28. Pure says:

    have a nice trip ; )
    btw Mark i wasn’t able to access ur website since yesterday until today afternoon ! i was using zain GPRS !

  29. Johar says:

    why don’t you like 3:00 am when your website is 248 am. lol

  30. okra says:

    Did I read deep fried BUG :o
    I hope you’re joking :P

  31. ran says:

    Was there hardly a month ago. Nice place for shopping. But was there for only 4 days ( Bangkok ). the only thing which i could do was get a decent foot message. Put up in hotel ambassador in sukhumvit. did the sky train, which was a refreshing break from the stifling traffic. Managed to buy a chinese made ( excellent quality/decent price ) vacuum tube cd player. Kids ( my young daughter & my parents & my in law ) had a great time in the fantasy land ( open air zoo / with sea lion, orang utang thai boxing, polar bear shows ). wife had fun in the shopping malls prantip plaza & platinum mall ). lots to shop in the night market ( forgot the exact place name ) & also on the sukhomvit road, which is a paradise for cheap souveniers.


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