We arrived at Bangkok first!
Met Uncle and went Hua Hin by car. Albeit the torturing two hour ride, the reward was priceless. Really.
On the way to Hua Hin, we stop by this famous river for some sight-seeing.
One good thing about trips to Thailand with Uncle is that you get to experience non-lucrative/touristy places!
We stopped by this area where monkeys reside and we, the kind souls, brought biscuits for them...
They were so excited and it was my first time seeing monkeys swim! One moment, we were commenting, "Oh... so cute!"
The next moment, "Shit! Go away!" *screams and tries to chase them out of the boat*
One of them snatched the packet of biscuits from Dad and the monkeys started fighting among themselves for it IN THE BOAT. We totally freaked out and I swear the sampan nearly capsized!
Oh man, that few seconds was totally hilarious.
Then, we decided that we should go to a temple to pray that all the biscuits are equally distributed to all those monkeys. Haha, kidding.
Omg, look at what Dad's touching...That's an elephant by the way.
A bunch of kids riding this extremely dilapidated motorcycle.
And finally, we reached the resort!
So excited!
Their pool.
The number of dogs in Thailand = the number of cats in Singapore.
Bed bed bed.
We settled down, changed and went off for the beach! :DDD
The sand was really soft that you would want to lie down and bury yourself there.
The wind was strong, so yeah.
Bro's scared of the sea apparently. Haha.
So beautiful!
Oh man... I wanna go back.
After that, we went to the pool for a swim. Photos are seriously too unglam.
Getting ready to go for dinner! My fringe was so long.
Timer shot!
I think I throwed the pillow over.
My elder sis's damn manly hor? HAHA.
Family photo out at the kitchen area!
Momsy & Papsy!
Elder sis tryingto tie french braids for me. Super failure I tell you.
Papsy chillaxing~
SEE! What kind of french braid is this?!
This is how it should look like, jiae. HAHA!
While waiting for Uncle to come and pick us up for dinner...
Alright, this is our resort.
Pretty.
We had our dinner here and I swear the tom yam soup they served is ultra spicy. Not good.
After tht, Uncle brought us to this place. Like a 'museum' of the old Hua Hin.
The traditional tuk tuk.
This is the name of the place if you can understand.
Love this place! They sell a lot of handicrafts and the whole atmosphere was so 60's.
Bad lighting.
With Uncle's girlfriend.
Mumsy misses her curly hair. LOL!
That's it for Day One! :))))
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