tell me about your experiences in thailand

thailand was a very great holiday trip for me. i love going there as food, shopping, people, enviornment there were great, but the most memorable one was the food. the first time when i am back from there i kept thinking of the food there so i promised myself next trip there i must eat until enough. so the second time of my visit there i actually eat until i vomit in a restuarant. the whole restuarant costumers are looking at me with mouth open wildly. it was so embrassoring.... and never be a forgetable experience i ever had. i will never forget about it. so now i will try to control my appeities. lol.

As for myself, I feel that the best thing about thailand is the shopping! I love to buy things at thailand as their things are cheap, and good. Though many of the things are imitations, but I still love the style of those goods. Well, guess I am quite a practical person who just looks for opportunities in shopping, eating, and relaxing. Their theme park, and Go-karts are extremely fun too, with about less than 10 dollars, I could enjoy lots of things there, turly a tourist heaven.

thailand is my country neighbour but i never been there..im still student dont have money to spend to travel..

the name is right,just the spellings are wrong.it shud be called thigh land...as u get to see many of those and much more nad that too very very cheap.great place to have an economical holiday.you can book hotels fr even a month and stay on the beach forevr.see the great shows and get cheap massages done.food is great and lots of western outlets too.must visit once.

I just love the smiling country I ve been there twice and Isave like a maniac to be able to return I love both Bangkok and the Islands

I was stationed in udorn thailand during viet nam war for 2 years;; done "tourist thing" in Bangkok; have seen golden Buddha, reclining Buddha, world's largest Buddha; visited other towns and mingled with locals; yearn to go back one day and see how country has changed.

I made several trips to Tailand in the 1970's. I agree with you on all points. Most of my visits were for a weekend or a few days. I was in Saigon at the time so it was a short flight. Unfortunately I only went to Bangkok...didnt get to the beaches down south. Bought a lot of jewelry real cheap mostly rings. I too love the food and believe it or not all the times I went there it never rained....beautiful sunshine. The National Palace is awesom and the Emerald Buddha. I even got to see the Royal Barge on one of my trips. Utterly fantastic. I would like to go back again some day.

i think it is a good place to visit.

I went there 3 times, in the US Navy. Out of all the countries I visited, it had the best USD exchange rate! I got cool hotels, for under $10/day! Everything was just so cheap, and I had fun. We went to Pattaya. I'm not if "special shakes" is what I think you mean; soapy, anyone? =]

I was in Chiangmai for a week attending a course. The most memorable place I visited in Chiangmai was the night bazaar and Doi Su Thep. The night bazaar is a good place for people who like to shop and bargain. Lots of nice stuff, clothes, thai silk, decoration, lovely scarves, trinkets and household decoration items. As for Doi Su Thep, I must say it is one of the most beautiful temples I have ever visited. It is located above a hill and you can catch the view of the city from there. It has a golden pagoda which is really beautiful and there are many shrines for devotees to make offerings and prayers. I would like to go back there and see more of that place.