The start of 2017

I finished my internship in January, one of the best and most interesting experience in my life, I have tons of pictures and I can talk on and on about what I learn but that'll be for another post. Today I am going to talk about the trip I took to Bangkok in February. So just like any youngsters after  months of hard work I pretty much thought I deserve a nice holiday, and for once actually payed for it myself. I am a perfectionist planner and also a procrastinator planner. So what do I mean by that? Well, when I pick a place to go, I read literally most of the reviews, google review, trip advisor, random blogs, YouTube videos, you name it! Until I get an eye strain and headache that I decide to start fresh the next day, searching again for places to visit, food to eat. So I could've finished planning two months in advance but instead I finish planning 3 days before I fly. But that made my trip an enjoyable one and I was so proud cause my cousin told me I picked the right places. Honestly, I looked at so much maps and read so much about Bangkok, that I could name you the major roads, what's popular around there and how far is it from the centre. But even though a lot of Thai people don't speak English, it's not that tough to navigate, especially if you have google maps. Their MRT system is pretty good too and in some areas you can walk on the sky walk instead of the pavements below and thank god for Grabcar!

Day 1 New Rod Fai Market (Cause I rather not get stuck in traffic going to the other one)

 

Must eat this when in Thailand

Day 2 Chatuchak and Artbox (Chatuchak was okay but Artbox was dissapointing) Out of the three I recommend going to Rod Fai

 Day 3 Platinum Mall ( Shoppers Paradise, I would go back to Bangkok just to shop there!) and Chocolate ville ( Cute place to take picts but not so special, it is also far from the centre)

Day 4 Pattaya ( Fun in cartoon network park) and a beautiful dinner at Glass House! Highly Recommended.

Day 5 Petite Audrey (Perfect way to end our trip)