Our lovely lunch place, with exactly two choices of food, scooped out of 50 litre pots.

Sooo many different kinds of curry paste...

And if the locals can eat at the market, so can we! Join us for a very local brunch, only 20 baht (50 cents) for a full plate of... hm, I can only assume I am eating Tom Yum soup with liver... tastes good for sure!

The local market of Lamphun is not geared for foreigners and therefore is an attack on all of our senses (especially sense of smell)... But you can for sure get all colours and varieties of chickääähn! (and some really totally authentic ray bans for 2.50 euros)

I know it has been a looong time since I uploaded a post last - but in our defence, we have been covering a lot of way, were very busy seeing new places and had no proper internet connection. But I'll try to be better from now on! And here come some impressions, still from Thailand... Even more prep for Loi Krathong in the small village of Lamphun, which we visited by scooter and stayed for two days. People are getting excited for the festival of lights!