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Airport Rail Link to Khao San Road
Transport

Suvarnabhumi to Banglamphu - the Airport Rail Link"It seemed like a project destined never to see completion, but it got there in the end. After endless setbacks and delays, the train line linking downtown Bangkok with Suvarnabhumi airport now cuts the cost of the journey by about two thirds." Chris Wotton sets us straight on how to use Bangkok's Airport Link.

 
A Surf Trip in Myanmar
General Articles About Burma

A Surf Trip in Myanmar"Although we did indulge in some of the amazing tourist attractions in Myanmar we had a completely different agenda to other tourists visiting this part of the world, we were here to find waves. Throughout the duration of our travels in Myanmar, people would look at as in a completely bewildered confused fashion. Sometimes with utter concern and other times, with great fascination and amusement, the last documented surf travels to Burma where roughly ten years ago..." 

Matt Wilson tells us about surfing in Burma.

 
An Introduction to Burma
Burma in a Nutshell
Introduction to BurmaOften still referred to by its former name of Burma, Myanmar is a beautiful diamond-shaped country spanning roughly 575 miles (925 kilometres) from east to west and 1300 miles (2100 kilometres from north to south. Myanmar is part of Southeast Asia and is bordered by Bangladesh and India to the west, China to the north, and Laos and Thailand to the east. This is a country rich with natural beauty, culture, wildlife, forests, coastal resorts and temples and in many ways is the perfect tourist destination.
 
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