Eurasian Heritage Walking Tour by ChillinChilli

Thanks to the walking activity provided by ChillinChilli, and thanks to a friend who asked me for accompanying her on this tour, I found many places those can be called unseen Bangkok.

Warning: This entry is full of pictures and many are personal ones, because my friend is a very excellent cameraman as well as a great model.

The walking tour started at 9:30 am at Sathorn Pier (BTS Saphan Taksin Station, exit 2) and took about a half day. We went in a small group of various nationalities. There were even cameramen who took so many pictures of us.

The meeting point

The staffs and the guide welcomed us warmly. They were very helpful and friendly.

Retrospective Diary: Nikko Walk in Kimono

Back to the early autumn in 2015, my friend from France came to Thailand and we took this chance to fly to Japan together.

We traveled around Kanto as it was her first time in Japan and she did not want to miss Tokyo.

I once wrote about this trip in Thai at exteen.com, another blog of mine, but now exteen.com’s gone without knowing whether my blog and all my entries will return or not.

So, I would like to recall it again in English here, in case my friend would also see it.

I think at that time we bought JR Kanto Pass (which is no more available, it was substituted with Tokyo Wide Pass at present); but I’m still not sure that maybe we took Tobu Line directly to Nikko. Pardon me, I went there more than 2 times and many of my jobs related to free passes in Japan. Too much information makes me get easily confused sometimes.

We bought one day pass for bus in Nikko. Don’t ask about the price. I think it was changed, but it is supposed to be still available at the train station.

I booked Kimono online so that my friend could try a beautiful traditional costume.

Unfortunately, it was cold with showery rain at that day.