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| (Crispy roti canai at Tak Malay Cafe) |
Day 17: Tuesday, 26 Nov 2024
Route: Mae Sot - Kanchanaburi
Distance: 460 km (7:54)
Hotel: Hop Inn Kanchanaburi
We had breakfast in the room.
Checked out and claimed our deposit of THB500. Drove to Mae Sot Border Check-point then to Rim Moei Market. The market sells many local products from both Thailand and Myanmar. Bought a few varieties of soaps from one of the stalls. Photo opprtunity at the Moei River Western Most Viewpoint signage.
Drove out of Mae Sot on route 12 heading towards Tak. In Tak, we visited the Malay Cafe and had crispy roti canai and tasty chicken curry for brunch. The cafe is owned by Wan, a young Malay guy from Dengkil. Met three young bikers heading to the highlands of Phu Thab Berk.
Drove on route 1 towards Kanchanaburi and stopped at Aminyan Halal restaurant in Nakhon Sawan. Had our lunch of nasi goreng with onion beef and omellete. After lunch we walked to the Pakistan Mosque about 300 m from the halal restaurant and performed our jamak prayers.
From Nakhon Sawan we drove direct to Kanchanaburi and reached Hop Inn hotel around 7.45 pm. We booked for two nights at RM85/night. We had buns, sliced bread and coffee for dinner in the room.
Route: Mae Sot - Kanchanaburi
Distance: 460 km (7:54)
Hotel: Hop Inn Kanchanaburi
We had breakfast in the room.
Checked out and claimed our deposit of THB500. Drove to Mae Sot Border Check-point then to Rim Moei Market. The market sells many local products from both Thailand and Myanmar. Bought a few varieties of soaps from one of the stalls. Photo opprtunity at the Moei River Western Most Viewpoint signage.
Drove out of Mae Sot on route 12 heading towards Tak. In Tak, we visited the Malay Cafe and had crispy roti canai and tasty chicken curry for brunch. The cafe is owned by Wan, a young Malay guy from Dengkil. Met three young bikers heading to the highlands of Phu Thab Berk.
Drove on route 1 towards Kanchanaburi and stopped at Aminyan Halal restaurant in Nakhon Sawan. Had our lunch of nasi goreng with onion beef and omellete. After lunch we walked to the Pakistan Mosque about 300 m from the halal restaurant and performed our jamak prayers.
From Nakhon Sawan we drove direct to Kanchanaburi and reached Hop Inn hotel around 7.45 pm. We booked for two nights at RM85/night. We had buns, sliced bread and coffee for dinner in the room.
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