I didn't have anything planned as I thought I might need some chill out time after the trek but whilst having brunch, a french guy asked me if I would like to share a taxi with him and his friend to go to the tiger kingdom? How could I resist? What better way to relax than cuddling baby tigers! It was about a 30 minute drive to the tiger kingdom as its not in the city, I suppose that's incase they ever escape. Your have to pay a certain amount for each tiger gro...

Woke up after a rather disturbed sleep, had some breakfast and off we set again. It was raining so the ground was pretty slippery, which was fine until we got to the downward hill. With nothing to hold onto and slippery ground, it was no easy task, a couple of us inevitably ended up on our bottoms. Strangely is was easy to almost run down but I only braved that when I was near the bottom of a hill. If I had a metal tray I would have got down no problem, probably...

Up early for the trek, grabbed some brekkie and headed off in the trucks. In my group was 2 Spanish guys, an English couple, 2 German girls and a guy from Argentina. We stopped at a market to go to the toilet and buy some essentials (poncho). I ate some pineapple and mango then we headed off again. We arrived at our destination shortly after and the trekking began. About an hour into it, all was going well, wasn't too hard and nobody was struggling. We stopped ...

Got a taxi to go pick up my train ticket, driver said he knew where I was going and we set off. The traffic in Bangkok is mental, there's cars, vans, trucks, motorbikes like your usual traffic but then tuk tuks and skooters whizzing in and out of all the traffic. There's rarely any traffic lights at junctions so they use their horns. It's noisy and congested but the taxi had air con so relatively comfortable. We get to a street that looks like the back streets o...

Alba (girl from hostel) and I decided to go and be tourists for the day so got the sky train to the boat taxi! The boat taxi was great; a nice cool breeze throughout the boat helped with the tropical heat and floating passed all the weird and wonderful houses, buildings and other boats allowed me to take many pictures, truly indulging in being a tourist! We got off the boat and headed towards the Wat Pho, also known as the reclining Buddha. Outside a tour guide...