We travelled back to Chiang Mai with a couple of sound Aussie girls and paid for a taxi for a few hours (couple of quid each) and went to Chiang Mai canyon for a bit of cliff jumping. The highest peak was about 15m high and didn't look that bad... But when I got up there.. s*** scared! So I just ran and jumped before I could think about it. The water was super warm and we just chilled on some bamboo rafts watching everyone else jump. On American girl must have be...

Not originally on our plan when travelling Thailand was to go to Pai, but after hearing loads of people raving about it we took a detour and it didn't disappoint! The hostel is mental with 20 bed dorms and loads of cool people. We rented out scooters again and went on a 50km ride to some cave north of Pai through the mountains. The cave was pretty cool but the ride there and back was soo much fun riding in a convoy of 8 scooters.

Bangkok really makes a change from India, people here actually wait, queue and are pretty friendly. Safe to say I don't miss Indian driving and their abnormal overuse of their horn. The one thing I have been looking forward to was Thai food, an it didn't disappoint. We went on a bike tour round Bangkok, through the city, tiny side streets and a remote agricultural village. Down the main strip after a few beers we did the touristy thing and tried fried scorpion. ...