phuketrichard wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 5:20 pm As a tourist, i think its crazy to exchange all ur $$ to Riel, Baht, Kyat, Kip on arrival
than when u leave, any left over, u need change back

For some strange reason, I never have any riel left when I'm leaving...

Bibi the War Monger is at it again, sound the alarm!

Yes, interesting question./ And when you have USD in Cambodia, and you want to change these USD in Thai baht. Where do you get the most? A). Change the USD in Thai Baht in Cambodia? B). Or bring the USD to Thailand and change the USD to Thai Baht in Thailand? A) or B) ???? Some currency exchange co...

While I don't get the gender confusion thing myself, I don't doubt that there are some people who have a genuine issue. As always, however, there are parents who are hysterical and "discover" things in their children that aren't genuinely there. That has always been annoying and seems to i...

Is nt it strange he gets ill at Koh Rong and he ends up in Siem Reap hospital, before being transferred to PP ??? Story says there was no oxygen available at Koh Rong, needing a transfer to Siem Reap to get oxygen. Then his kidneys failed, needing dialysis, which was available in Phnom Penh. No hos...

orussey98 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 10:41 am New airports are not for profit, just to kick Vinci out of the country and give control to chinese companies

That's a pretty nonsensical statement, all things considered.

I am leaving in june And according to my knowledge I over stayed almost a year and 2 month and I am not sure that I can cover the whole penalty fees You already know on which day you will leave, but you don't know if you can pay the fine? Something is wrong with that plan, back to the drawing board!

One of the best parts about Songkran in Thailand is reading the tales of woe of all those farang moaners who hate every minute of it. Yet fail to book a short trip to Vietnam, or wherever, year after year. :stir: Reading some of the comments on here by their barang equivalents in Cambodia has been a...

11am Sunday at the cafe at Wat Phnom playground. Lots of waterguns, talc and watertight phone bags for sale. Police seem oblivious to any restrictions on their use lol. My kids are waiting for the arrival of the water truck and we'll probably come back tomorrow or Tuesday with their waterguns if it...

It's fun again, as always. People get splashed and smashed.

They should have this every month, it's not like it would hurt productivity in Thailand as there's none anyway. 555

Happy Songkran!