Fairy Travel

In this post, I'll write everything I experienced in Chocollate Ville, Bangkok. Starting from the price, menu, how to get to Chocollate Ville, opening and closing time, what to do there, recommended activities, and everything about it. Saturday, April 14 th  2017, I spent about 30 minutes trying to catch grab taxi. After much difficulties, I finally found my taxi. Not gonna lie, because it was my first time trying to order a grab taxi in Bangkok, it was kind of troublesome. I was in the taxi for about 15 minutes until me and my friend arrived at Chocolate Ville. Thank God there were no traffic jam at all. From Chatuchak Weekend Market to Chocolate Ville we paid around 178 baht (or around 70 ribu rupiah) which is very affordable after being divided by 3 of us. Chocolate Ville opened at 4 PM until midnight I believe. When I arrived there, it was still 3.30-ish PM. So the timing was perfect right? The first thing we did, of course take whole bunch of picture. I was very ple

So I arrived at Bangkok last Saturday at 11-ish. Just as I was expected, the city was so hot and humid. Right after I stepped out from Don Muang International Airport, I dropped sweat. Anyway, fast forward to one hour after I failed at putting on my falsies, together with my friend, we went to Chatuchak Weekend Market. I read on several travel blogs that it was one of the top market that we had to visit. From the station near our hostel, Phaya Thai, we went straight to Mo Chit by BTS. I love how the market was located very close to the BTS Station. We could walk in just a minute to arrive at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Posing at the entrance of Chatuchak Weekend Market (photo by me) But because it was literally 12 pm, it was bloody hot. The sun shone too bright. I felt like the heat was spread equally into every surface of my body. But I was fortunate though, because the wind was cool. Last year I remember on Pattaya, not only the weather was humid, there was al

I just made a very rookie traveler mistake, considering I've traveled a lot.  About 3 days ago, I was enjoying my Sunday evening in one of the most basic coffee shop, Starbucks. Together with Anti, my Korean class friend, we talked about a lot of things. We’re actually there to wait for Bebe, my other (former) Korean class friend, who’s a barista there. Anti and I gave a little present to her since a week ago was her birthday. Photo by me But because we waited too long for her shift to finish, we’re really really really bored and just talked about many random topics. Long story short, Anti talked about a short trip she wished to take. Then, I suddenly remember that on April 14 th (or 2 weeks from then), there were long weekend due to Good Friday. At first we’re planning to only go to Yogyakarta. But Lord-knows-how, we ended up decided to go to Bangkok instead. I was very hesitant at first because, I’ve been there twice… and twice is enough for Bangkok. But du