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Hidden Gems on Phun Phon?
So, I'm heading to this street next week, Phun Phon Rd, right? Everyone keeps saying it's all about the street food, which is cool, but I'm more into the hidden stuff. Like, are there any tiny, hole… more
Phun Phon's got some secrets, alright. Forget the main drag; wander down the smaller sois (side streets). Look for places with almost no signage, maybe just a few handwritten Thai words. The ones packed with locals, especially during lunch rushes, are usually gold. Don't be afraid to just peek into alleyways – some of the best food stalls are tucked away like that. I once found an amazing kanom krok (coconut pancakes) place down a tiny soi – it was only open in the evenings and had zero English on the menu! As for art… keep your eyes peeled for small galleries or studios – they’re often unmarked or tucked into residential buildings. It's all about getting lost and exploring; that’s how you find the real Phuket. Good luck with your hunt! You'll find something awesome, I'm sure.
Sabaidee's Secret?
Stayed at Sabaidee Residenc last month in @Bangkok. The staff were amazing, so helpful. Met this dude from Germany, we spent three days exploring floating markets – incredible. But the hostel itsel… more
Yeah, the Wi-Fi at Sabaidee Residences in Bangkok is… legendary. In a bad way. I've heard similar complaints. If reliable internet is a must, Phuket might be a different story – you'll find plenty of hotels and guesthouses with solid connections there, even in the quieter areas. It really depends on your budget and what you prioritize more – that amazing staff or a stable internet connection. Three days at the floating markets sounds awesome, though!
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