Storyteller Addie

Namaste !! Hope everyone is doing great. Today I would like to share my experience in Rest is More hostel so that it helps any fellow traveller looking for a stay in Bangkok, Thailand. About the Place I was in the hostel for 3 days and well for a newbie like me in Thailand, the place turned out to be a blessing for so many reasons. When you are travelling to a different country and you are searching for a hostel what do you generally look for? Maybe location, comfortable beds, spacious room, safety, etc. Well let me tell not only you will get all of these but also more amazingly you will feel like you are in home surrounded by the beautiful staff members who are available to assist 24/7. I didn’t feel like I was staying in a hostel. You will get a complimentary breakfast and free wifi is available inside the hostel. Shared kitchen and lounge are available. Shower rooms and washrooms are in plenty and extremely well maintained. The beds are soft and comfy, and yo...

Namaste, Hope everyone is doing good.  🙂 Today I am writing a blog on Bangkok's Chinatown, a place where the hustle and bustle of the day market and night food are a crowd-pleaser and  crowd-puller  for tourists the world over!! Yaowarat Road Night Life About the Place As our hostel  Rest is More  was in Bangkok so we could make our way to Chinatown couple of times which is undoubtedly a place for foodie's paradise in so many ways. Chinatown is commonly known as “Yaowarat”. It is a working Chinatown with two diverse atmospheres. The Chinatown Bangkok is a market in the morning and a enormous open-air food market by evening. Yaowarat Road is Chinatown’s main street surrounded by a lively ambience of gold shops, cosmetics, restaurants, herbal pharmacies, and streets lightened up with neon lights. The Hustle and Bustle of Chinatown Transport The most convenient way to reach Chinatown is to take the MRT and go to Hua Lamphong sta...