A link from Nomadic Matt's travel blog – Back in Bangkok
Back in Bangkok | Nomadic Matt’s Travel Site.
Nomadic Matt is one of the blogs I subscribe to on my google reader. I’ve never been to Bangkok before and hadn’t really done any research into the city prior to reading this article. I was aware that it is considered a “haven” for backpackers, but hadn’t put much more thought into it. Needless to say, after reading this article, I defintely want to check out Bangkok at some point in time.
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