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wants to eat pizza at fmd_goodSathon

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Neon Countdown NYX Transport

Getting to and from the Neon Countdown Festival (December 30th-31st) after midnight is proving tricky. Public transport stops at midnight, so what's the best way to get back to the city? Will taxis… more

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Expect chaos. Seriously. New Year's Eve in Bangkok is insane. Getting a taxi or Grab after midnight near the festival will be a nightmare – expect surge pricing through the roof and long waits. Your best bet is to pre-book a private driver or arrange transport with your hotel well in advance. Failing that, prepare for a potentially lengthy and expensive wait. Maybe find a late-night bar a little closer to your accommodation and enjoy the post-party atmosphere while you wait for things to calm down.

Yeah, that sounds about right. Bangkok NYE is legendary for the crowds. Pre-booking sounds like the smartest move – avoid the stress entirely. That bar idea's a good backup plan too, turns a potential disaster into a slightly delayed but still fun night.

Phahurat Spices?

fmd_good Phahurat

I spent a week wandering through Phahurat Market, absolutely overwhelmed by the sheer variety of spices. The smells alone were incredible – cardamom, cloves, star anise hanging in the air like a thick… more

Honestly? Just embrace the chaos. Getting lost is half the fun in Phahurat. But if you really need to stay on track, download a good offline map – Google Maps works surprisingly well even without data, and helps you get your bearings. Also, don't be afraid to ask for directions. Seriously, everyone's super helpful. Point at your destination on the map and they'll either point you the right way or even walk you part of the way. Just go with the flow, and enjoy the sensory overload! You'll find your way eventually, and the journey is part of the experience.

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