Bangkok does things differently, that goes without saying. The Siriraj Medical Museum, nicely nicknamed the Museum of Death, which is located at an actual operational hospital, has rapists and murderers on display like they're old fossils. If that wasn't weird enough, there are conjoined twin bodies and the bodies of other deformed babies and their fetus's. And you know what? It's a damn sight more interesting and educational than the fabric museum we went in y...

After seeing things I didn't want to see and things that I didn't even know we're possible last night, today we wanted to explore a bit more of what Bangkok has to offer. We walked to the Grand Palace (pictured) which is the most famous and recognisable temple in Thailand only to find out it was closed to foreigns until 1pm today because of the Chinese New Year prays - great start when the temperature was well into the 30's. We hanged around in Subway for an ...

After the first nights drinks, we decided not to do much on our first full day in Thailand. After waking, we headed straight to the Vietnamese embassy to get our visas sorted for later in our travels. Even though it's only 10 miles down the road, due to the awful traffic in Bangkok, it took close to one hour to reach - at least it only cost £1.40 each. Same day processing would have been ideal but we didn't want to hang around for 5 hours so £50 lighter, we...

As made infamous by Mike Tyson, one night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster - anything goes and I mean anything... We arrived in Thailand, where the beaches meet jungles and the temples meet fried bugs. The land of the ladyboy and the land of the ping pong show, after two more night flights from Dubai and Colombo. We headed straight to Khao San Road, the haven for anyone with a backpack to find somewhere to sleep for the few days in Bangkok before ventur...