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Aranyaprathet

Aranayaprathet or Aran is a border town in East Thailand near Cambodia. The city in the Cambodian side is called Poipet. This is the closest Thai border for travelers going to see Angkor Wat near Siem Reap in Cambodia.

Belongs to East Thailand

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Border Cross To Cambodia And Siem Reap

Filed under: Aranyaprathet, Travel Journal 2007, East Thailand, Border Crossing, Siem Reap, Cambodia, Thailand | 901 views | By Amir.W עבריתעברית
11 02 2007
ממעבר הגבול עם קמבודיה ועד לסיאם ריפ~Border Cross To Cambodia And Siem Reap

February 11, 2007

That morning I crossed the border from Thailand to Cambodia from Aran (Aranyaprathet) to Poipet. Crossing the Thai side went smoothly. I’ve heard about the scams of policemen in the Cambodian side so I came prepared. Before crossing the border I was offered by a local Thai agency to pay 1200 baht for Visa but I refused.

Border cross from Thailand to Cambodia

In order for you to get inside to Cambodia, you have to go through two steps: first you have to get a Visa, second you have to stamp the arrival and departure forms. Do both of these steps only using the local police officers in the Cambodian borders. You must make sure they are official so you will not be further scammed.

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Back From Cambodia To Bangkok, Mainly Shopping

Filed under: Aranyaprathet, Bangkok, Travel Journal 2007, East Thailand, Border Crossing, Central Thailand, Shopping Centers, Siem Reap, Khao San, Cambodia, Pantip Plaza, Night Train, Markets, Bo Be Market | 2,237 views | By Amir.W עבריתעברית
21 02 2007
בחזרה מקמבודיה לבנגקוק, בעיקר קניות~Back From Cambodia To Bangkok, Mainly Shopping

February 19 - 21, 2007

Even though I went through it a couple of times, I’ve never stayed in Bangkok. In my first day in Thailand I ran away from it to Kanchanaburi and after I got back I was already on a bus to the Issan. Even after I came back from the north I didn’t stop to rest in Bangkok.

Bangkok, capital city of Thailand, is the largest city in the country. Full of smoke and complicated to navigate in. A local girl in the guest house where I was staying (Sawasdee Inn) told me that tourists are not allowed to rent a motorcycle in the city, something that I probably would not do anyway.

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