the childlike empress

our place that we stayed in is very close to the night market. It is about 2 minutes walk from our guesthouse. Their night market is very interesting and loud. There are a lot of people that would go to the night market to buy food as there are all affordable and tasty. It is similar like our pasar malam here but the only difference is in terms of their local food. I would say that, their local food is as superior as ours. You can imaging the standard there, when I am comparing with one of ZE-BEST cuisine in the world. Other than food, there are a lot of stuff and garments that are low-priced. They have a lot of imitation branded stuff like Ed-Hardy that look so real. The grade A Ed-hardy could go up to 100 plus as you know one original Ed-Hardy can cost you easily 700 to 800 Mdollar. All in all, I really did enjoyed the night martker a lot.

Besides all these, Patong is very famous for its pubs, bars and night clubs. We were able to walked along the street of sin, just to have a glance on how their bat’s activities would be like. There are a lot of foreigners there having a blast drinking and womanizing or should I say, “you have to be careful on what you are looking for” hehe =). The street really does come alive at night and it is the most thunderous area in Patong after 12am and its about 10 minutes walk from our guesthouse.

So, that is pretty much what we did on our first day out in Patong which is exploring the whole Patong =). I will blog about the second day of unwinding at the beach next alright. See you guys soon.

What a great vacation! Really do wish that I could really go back there again but I am more that happy to bring back fond memories and experience. The sounds, the sites, the smells and all those pictures can certainly conjure up some great memories. These are the memories that I would like to share with others and can be serve as a guidance for their next vacation.

First and foremost, you could never go wrong in Phuket, Thailand with their lovely and exotic culture, their amazing and friendly people as well as their eye of the world beaches and islands. I can’t really remember when was the last time I have been to an island to unwind. That is why, I am all totally excited about this trip. We are so happy that we got ourselves staying in Patong beach. Apparently, Patong beach is the most happening place in Phuket. We stayed in a sparkling clean and pleasant guesthouse I must say, that was recommended by Izan (thank you Izan). Im not sure about you guys but as for me , all I need is a spotless and at ease place to stay in, would be more than enough for me. So for those who would like to stay in an inexpensive guesthouse, I would highly recommend “The Little Buddha Phuket Guesthouse” which only costs us about RM50 per night.

So, basically, the guesthouse is located at the heart of Patong beach which is so convenient as everything is around us. We have the gigantic newly opened mall called the Jungceylon shopping complex 3 minutes walk from our place. One thing about Thailand, they have loads of 7 eleven all within 5 minutes away from anywhere. On top of that, their concept of 7 eleven is diverse than ours. You can make your own sandwiches out of anything. They have various type of mains that you could just heat it up and eat it there and then like chicken with rice, egg fuyong with rice and etc. It does not taste like instant at all but it is definitely DELIcious. Besides that, what I like most about their 7 eleven is their products that they bring in. They are all so unique and rare with interesting packaging.

Guess i'll stop here~will talk about the night life in Patong soon.