Visiting a Different Thai Province: Nakhon Pathom VLOG 020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2022
- In today's vlog I had a great time visiting Nakhon Pathom for the very first time! Have you ever been? I know that there are some famous places in that province that I didn't visit so I will be making another trip in the future.
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I love your Contant so much. I’m actually looking to move to Thailand, and learn the language as well. I am American how do I get a E visa for learning. I also have my fiancé she’s from Ethiopia how does she get a E visa for learning. We are on our way soon, any information that you can provide us would really help out we would really appreciate it.❤
Thank you so much. Your school of choice should be able to help you fully with the ED process, that was my experience anyway. However, I did make a video which you may find to be helpful: th-cam.com/video/9Ht2suS_-xA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=VictoriaReign
How do you take a boat? Do they have a schedule? I would like to go there, but I do not have a boat! I would like to see how things are done I guess. This is a silly question, but I watch a lot of BL, and do people really stand at their table and dance or is that just on TV? In my country, there is usually a dance floor or a place set aside because blocking aisles would be considered a fire hazard. I have also seen something similar in videos on TH-cam. Thanks for the video.
You're very welcome - I hope you enjoyed it!
This area you can reach by car and the boat is through/within a temple (I can't remember the temple name but you should be able to find the market). The boat is a sightseeing trip up the river and the guide will tell you interesting facts about each side of the river, e.g. one is more industrial, one is more countryside. It is all in Thai but I was able to understand around 60% and then filled in the blanks myself 5555 There is a schedule for the boat and the person selling the tickets in the market will be able to tell you when the next one is.
To get to Patom Organic Village you can drive and don't need the boat, I would highly recommend doing boat trip if you visit that market though because it was really fun to hear about the area. However, the village is completely accessible by road so don't worry.
When you say stand at their table and dance, do you mean in a bar/restaurant area? In my experience there isn't really the same strictness around fire hazards re. blocking aisles as there is in other countries, e.g. the UK. However, I've never seen anyone in a restaurant dance at their table, but maybe I've not been going to the fun restaurants 5555 In bars, it is very common for people to dance at their tables and when I've seen people blocking doors etc. they've only been asked to temporarily move so that the staff can pass, but never told they need to move. If I've misunderstood just let me know!
Please ask her what is the type of banana that is normally used to make fried bananas.
I asked and she said it is กล้วยน้ำว้า 😊