Hua Hin --> Bangkok day 4

Its almost 5am.
Bought our train tickets north to Bangkok scheduled 4.15am a month ago via online.
We reach Hua Hin station almost on time just get to know this...

Our train is the 1st in the list, train 84. 

Oh well, its expected that they'll never early or even on time lol. Still thanks god we're not the latest 1. Its too much mosquitoes to sleep here so here m i updating my blog. 

We walked about 5 minutes after say bye to our nice airbnb room. 

Woooow! I am amazed of their capability to sleep on the bench with 风尘噗噗的 wind & music from the passby trains, and full of mosquitoes. Ticket counters are stated "closed" but stil seeing a local buying train ticket at the counter from the sleepy cashier.

So its open or closed???

Its 5.12am, finally train is here.

Interior of the train. 

Everyone is zzZ...

So here m i back to sleep again...if i can. Lol.

Good morning world :)

Its about 8.30am.

What so magic about this train is, it is a transformer!
From beds

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See him transforming..to..

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Seats!

Yaaahoooooo

It takes 4 hrs 20 mins to reach bangkok hua lampong station. About 9.30am should be reaching. 

Bangkok here we come! 

 Hua LamPong Bangkok Train Station

Tuk Tuk from train station to Lub D hotel. about 10 mins journey.
The pro about riding tuk tuk is they able to 穿梭塞车中,safer than riding motorcycle;
while the con is THEY 乱乱开高价！
Check the Grab/Uber apps for the fares 1st before bargain the reasonable price for tuk tuk.

The lobby/common area of the hotel. Modern and awesome!

Coz its still early to check in (only after 2pm, and now is just 11am stg), so we left our luggage in the hotel and we explore nearby 1st.

Road view taken from the pedestrian bridge.

Pedestrian also will jam with people.

We explored Siam Centre, Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery & CentralWorld in 2 hours.
Well, they are just another Orchard/Somerset in Singapore, all branded and nothing much.

Finally its time to check-in.


Behind our room door.

Right side is the bathroom.

Left side is the toilet.

Damn Convenient! no need worry about waiting to pangsai while other is bathing!

  Awesome man!

We join the tour to Chinatown, well its free in no need registration fee. 2 of the hotel staffs will guide us by public bus or van or taxi depends on number of people joining.

So these are us who joining the tour. We took the public bus to Chinatown. That's so right on time because we get to learn how to ride the public bus!
The Bangkok's bus unlike Singapore's bus that hi-tech yet. They are still more like Malaysian style buses, which still require cash (better keep some coins/small change to buy the bus fares), just tell the bus ticketing operator inside your destination when he/she approached.

On the Chinatown Street.

OmG, guess what?! that's our dining table! on the bikes!?
Brilliant!

Everyone passing-by looking at us eating like some weirdos..

1st trying Pomegranate juice

燕窝+白果+牛奶

We had 2 bowls of this heavenly dessert!

Its meet up time to go back the hotel. Its public bus again but this time round, its free!

Not exactly know about why and since when there is free buses, but what i guessed from our hotel staff is, to repay Thai citizens for paying tax. ( i have to guess because the staff not really fluent in English LOL)
Just notice of the blue banner on the windscreen of the front bus, or top of the bus entrance door, it actually means "Free Bus Service for the People".

Back to the hotel and found out oh no the night is still damn young (8/9 stg pm)!

So we decided to the Talad Neon Weekend night market, by motorbike, since its Saturday and it open only on weekend!