Spend my weekend in Pattaya

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Hello everyone,
How you all doing? 
Its quite long right?
I missed you all too. I went  to Pattaya for weekend on my vacation. It’s made me relaxed also. 
I go to pattaya by the bus called Roong Rueng. It’s so terrible, my ass burnt like a hell. The driver drove the bus for 14 hours. Seriously, I thought that bus was attached with buffalo cart. This is the longest travel I ever had in my life, even when I back from US it takes only 19 hours for 50 k kilometres but in Thailand, they drove the bus for 14 hours.. 


Before I went there, i booked the suit room in Aya boutiques ( 4 stars hotel 🌟🌟) by online. I got that with 40% off. Its good you know. I booked through the app called Traveloka.


 If you ever going to visit Thailand, you better install the app that I mentioned. Its so handy while you travel in Thailand.  I reached my hotel at 10 p.m. I felt so hunger, then i googled about restaurant availability! Finally found some 24/7 Burgerking and KFC. So I got shower and changed my clothes. Then walked to there. Usually I love to walk. I got something to feed my dragon( stomach). 



I got some french fried and double cheeseburger with coke. It made me full. Now i walked back to my hotel. While I’m going back my room, I met so many call girl who roaming on the street of beach road. Someone shout like hell.. I got so  irritated. Then i walked fast and reach my room. Got a God damn sleep. I slept nearly 12 hours! Yup i woke on 12 noon of the next afternoon. Then I went to do merits on the beach. I called my buddy who still work in some technical college in pattaya to ask about get together. Finally we came to okay with evening time@4 . 


We met at McDonald and we had some fried things to eat. It’s a beautiful time to met her . We shared lot of things about our life, and issues .. so on.. but its a beautiful time for get to gether. After that she dropped me on the bus station, she went back . I waited nearly 2 hours to get the bus. Maybe its long journey but I’d really love to get back to home. Okay guys see you all again with another episode of my life. 

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