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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Rosy Reportings

So I know we're all very much into Cherry Magic and The Sign this lovely saturday but in case this passed by some people I'm here to report on 2 Bls that started today.

Colorful Memory

There are 4 episodes already on WeTV, but I've only seen 2 yet. The first is 18 minutes and the second is 22 min. No info on the total number on mdl. Mdl description: Day is a violinist auditioning in pursuit of his dream. In that pursuit, he goes to Sangkhlaburi to compose music. There, he meets drawing teacher Mem. Through their time spent together, they develop feelings for one another. Their path together, however, is not easy. Cast: Ter Sittar (The Love of Winter); Newcomer; Team Pokawin Nut Nattapong (Hit Bite Love / Love in the Air).

At first glance this screams 1000 Stars. Volunteer teacher goes to a rural area, in this case, to teach music. So of course we have singing before the 10 minute mark. But before the music teacher arrives at the village, he meets the art teacher at a bridge. The one from the poster above.

Then in the first 40 minutes, the first 2 episodes we get ALL the tropes.

We also get this. Which if you know, you know.

With all that said. The actors are okayand I love the village untie but I didn't love it. I mean it's all okay I guess. But I'm not in a rush to watch the next 2 despite them being available so...

It's mostly fine. And the landscape is beautiful.

I would say to watch this if you have nothing better to watch and I like this particular set up.

Night Dream

First episode is out on YT with english subs here. Total of 6 episodes.

Mdl description: Night, a senior literature student, was still unable to complete his final novel project because he didn't understand the concept of love. He had the chance to meet Dream, the owner of Tokyo Boy, and his close friend in high school whom he had lost contact with for years, and he never found out why Dream left his life. Then, Dream and Night rekindled their friendship.

Cast: Ohm Thanakrit from Dinosaur Love; Toosafe Krittawat from Dinosaur Love/ Future; Jeff Nathadej & Frong Thammasiri both from Future / Love Mechanics), and more.

The episode it's 30 minutes long and the setup is nothing new. I mean childhood friends separated for years for some mysterious reason just to reconnect by chance.

And no, we don't know why they drifted apart and yes it was probably because one of them liked the other, or something like that. But...

I really liked the first episode, it's very soft, and I adore Dream already. It's obvious from the start that he has a crush. It's also obvious that a girl is coming in between them, past and present. I mean, framing, hello?

It's well shot, very good use of the 30 minutes, and the actors seem good. It kinda reminded of kbls but I can't pinpoint why yet. It's super cute and I'm invested so I'm sticking with it. I'd say since it's only 30 minutes an it's on yt so go see it for yourself.

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UPCOMING - Colorful Melody (16/12/23)

Day is a violinist auditioning in persuit of his dream. In that persuit, he goes to Sangkhlaburi to compose music. There, he meets drawing teacher Mem. Through their time spent together, they develop feelings for one another. Their path together, however, is not easy.

This looks so promising. It has very classic vibes. Fingers crossed.

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Bangkok'ta şiddetli yağmurdan sonrasında sürücüler sular altında kalan bir caddede ilerliyorlar. — AFP/Dosya Tayland Meteoroloji Dairesi, Kanchanaburi'nin Thong Pha Phum ve Sangkhlaburi bölgelerinde şiddetli yağışlar sebebiyle ani sel ve toprak kayması ikazları yapmış oldu.Kanchanaburi vali yardımcısı Ronnaphop Wiangsimma, bu uyarının bakanlığın Şimal, Kuzeydoğu, Orta ve Cenup bölgelerinde daha ilkin yapmış olduğu yoğun yağış tahminleriyle tutarlı bulunduğunu söylemiş oldu. Minimum Salı gününe kadar, iki bölgenin ani sellere ve ikinci akışa karşı duyarlı durumda kalacağını belirtti.The Yıldız'ın haberine nazaran, iki ilçedeki ilgili kurumlara, sakinleri etkileyebilecek şiddetli ve birikmiş yağmurla ilgili durumu seyretme talimatı verildiğini sözlerine ekledi."Ova alanları ikinci tur ve heyelanlardan etkilenebilirken, yamaçlardaki alanların ani sellerden etkilenmesi planlanıyor."Ek olarak, yetkililere her an mağdurlara yardım etmeye hazır olmalarının söylendiğini ve ilgili kurumlardan toplulukları duruma, bununla başa çıkmak için kaynaklara, makinelere ve stratejilere hazırlanmaları mevzusunda uyarmalarının istendiğini de sözlerine ekledi.Ronnaphop, ani sellere ve ikinci tur su baskınlarına hazırlanmak için mahalli halka radyo dinlemelerini ve hava durumu tahminlerini ve toplumsal medyadaki devlet kurumlarından gelen haberleri izlemelerini tavsiye etti.Desteğe ihtiyacı olanlar, yetkililere nazaran Afet Önleme ve Hafifletme Dairesi Başkanlığını arayabilirler.

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Thailand March Holidays: Should I Go !!

March is a great time to visit Thailand, its gorgeous beaches and tropical climate is really at its best. But before you book your flight, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of traveling to Thailand in March. From unpredictable weather to high tourist season, there are many factors to consider when planning a trip to Thailand in march. This blog post will look at the advantages and disadvantages of traveling to Thailand in this month, so you can make an informed decision about your upcoming vacation.

Thailand Weather In March:

When it comes to Thailand march holidays, one of the most important things to consider is the weather.

 March marks the beginning of the hot season in Thailand, with temperatures reaching as high as 38°C (100°F). This can make sightseeing and other outdoor activities quite difficult, particularly during the middle of the day.

Overall, traveling to Thailand in March can be a great experience if you know what to expect and plan accordingly. Be sure to bring plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and lightweight clothing. Drink lots of water throughout the day, and take plenty of breaks in the shade. Finally, plan your outdoor activities for early morning or late evening when it’s cooler.

Flight Cost To Thailand:

When considering the cost of your flight, don’t forget that march is the second most expensive month (only after Christmas time). Some budget airlines may offer a lower ticket price, if you consider booking few months earlier.

Overall, the cost of flying to Thailand in March will depend on your origin point, the carrier you select, and any additional fees or promotions that may be available. Looking around on the internet for the best deal will help ensure that you get the most for your money.

Additionally, be sure to check what kind of deals are available during peak travel season, like march or December in Thailand. Many airlines offer special discounts and promotions during this time, so you may be able to save even more on your flight.

Finally, if you are planning on taking multiple flights while in Thailand, consider purchasing a multi-city ticket which can often be cheaper than buying separate tickets.

Is Thailand Packed With Tourists In March ??

For those who want to get away from the crowds, the best bet is to head out to other non commercial cities like koh samui. If your goal is to experience a more traditional Thai way of life, then you should consider visiting other remote villages and islands like Pai, Sangkhlaburi and Phetchaburi.

 The smaller villages and islands often offer a much quieter, more peaceful experience. However, due to their remoteness, these areas may not have all the amenities of the cities and larger towns.

The Cost Of Travelling To Thailand in March

If you’re considering a trip to Thailand in March, you’re probably wondering what the cost will be. The good news is that prices don’t spike up like the way they do during cristmas and new years. Also, there are many ways to save money on your trip, depending on your budget and travel preferences.

First of all, flights to Thailand can be quite affordable, as appose to traveling to more expensive places like Amsterdam or Australia. As mentioned before many airlines offer discounted fares if you book your tickets in advance. Also, if you’re flexible with dates and arrival locations, you can often find deals that save you even more money. Additionally, some online travel portals (like tripruby.com) offer deals that bundle flights, hotels, and other activities for a discounted price.

Once you get to Thailand, it’s important to keep in mind that the cost of tourism is generally quite low when compared to other destinations like Amsterdam or Australia.

Accommodation options range from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious five-star resorts. Rates for local hostels can start anywhere from $10, while rates for hotels can start from $30 going upto hundreds of dollars.

Overall, traveling to Thailand in March can be an affordable or luxurious experience, depending upon your budget and taste.

Important Points To Remember For “Thailand March Holidays”

) March signifies the arrival of summer . As the heat begins to build throughout March, it’s actually the best time to hit any beach in Thailand.

) Leaving aside the weather, the month of March is also a popular time for festivals and events, such as the Thai New Year celebration, which offers a unique cultural experience.

) It is advisable to avoid Northern areas of Thailand like Chiang Mai and Nan as farmers in these areas burn their fields during this month, and the whole area can have a Smokey feel to it

) The end of March brings the start of the dry season, meaning less rain and more sunshine – again….perfect for enjoying Thailand’s beaches and outdoor activities.

) March is still part of the high season in Thailand, meaning every place you go will be packed with tourists.

) Depending on where you’re staying, mosquitoes can be a nuisance in this time of year – bring bug spray to help keep them away.

) It might be tougher to get a variety of accommodation in March as everything gets booked out pretty fast.

) March is also kite flying season in Thailand. Winds start to pick up around this time and combined with the dry, warm weather it’s an ideal month for kite flying.

) The best places to visit in March are the islands and coastal areas of Thailand like Krabi, Pahang Nga and Surat Thani.

Conclusion:

The month of March attracts a lot of tourists from all over the world to Thailand. If your planning to hit Thailand in this month, then please read through this article again. 

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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Suspended temple in Sangkhlaburi Province, Thailand

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A Quick Recharge in Hua Hin, Thailand.

A Quick Recharge in Hua Hin, Thailand. Time really does fly. Just under two years ago I began posting about my 2015 travels across Thailand. Over the course of two months I put out 13 articles covering my adventures in Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Kanchanaburi, Sangkhlaburi and Phetchaburi. This took me to roughly the halfway point of […]A Quick Recharge in Hua Hin, Thailand.

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What to see, what to do when you visit Sangkhla Buri province: a blog based on my last trip in October.