พิษณุโลก / Phitsanulok 06

(1)
One reason that I want to go to Phitsanulok is the houseboat or "Ruean Pae" in Thai, but it hardly to find out where they have stated on. I will plan to visit here again next time, but I must create my plan much more neatly than this time trip.

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This is a little corner at train station in Phitsanulok. While I was waiting for my train to Chiangmai, I think our train organization must have an English-skilled officer stand by at every stations to give an advice for foreign travelers and always announce what the train number is arrived and the next place it will go to in English. I note this because I remember that I saw the foreign couple keep trying to find out their train and keep asking the station officer then I thought that they're so nervous about the train. Fortunately, everything was fine because one of the giving train the sign officer try to speak English to them what their train is. I noticed that their train was same as me :) Well, not only the lovely couple that felt so nervous - my father too!! The train was late around 4 hours. The funniest thing was my father (on a call, and in Chiangmai) he felt annoying and can't accept this, while I'm so chill about it....ha ha ha ;D I said to him "Papa, it's me who must worry about it not you ha ha ha"

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Tuk Tuk in Phitsanulok is a small-sized and colorful taxi. So lovely indeed ;)

(5)
This is Tha Koe, a Thai dessert that I like much. It has 2 levels, first the topping is concentrated sweet coconut milk and below is sweet coconut milk mixed with many little pieces of water chestnut - or taro - or corn. If it is mixed with water chestnut, we say Tha Koe Haew ; taro, Tha Koe Phuak ; corn, Tha Koe Kao Phod. But somtimes you may find a smaller Tha Koe wrapped with pandan leaf and has a bit tough texture than the bigger in this photo.