I found 2 pieces of scribblings in my notepad; one written during my trip and one a week after I landed here. I have to publish them before it is too late. I’ve merged the both hoping it still makes some sense to people who are intently following this blog.
Attention new readers, please go through part I & part II before reading this.
• After a few days of backpacking, you don’t bother if your clothes

Other night market of Krabi or Part I is here.
This night market (pasar malam) on Maharaj Soi 10 in the centre of town is not very far from river Krabi. Off the main road and near the central Songthaew station, this is actually a weekend market. Every weekend (Friday till Sunday), the market starts at 5 PM and goes on till 10:30.
Bigger in size compared to first one, this is the night market to head for if you are looking for more than just food. It has lots of things …

Night Markets at Krabi – I
Can you believe that till the time I touched Krabi, I had never heard of night markets there ?
If you are in Krabi, you have to make a visit to experience the ultimate charm of these markets. The locals as well as tourists look forward to it eagerly. People staying in Ao Nang or Railey beach area specially make a trip here. Open night markets or pasar malam are a favorite and individual vendors rule the place.
There are basically two main night markets in Krabi; …

Sunset at Koh Phayam
I like this photo very much.
Sky covered with radiance of golden hues mixed with erubescency of sunset …
looking at its own reflection in tranquil water … …
Definitely gives a distinct feel.
Shot at Koh Phayam.
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Krabi town is incomplete without its river, bearing the same name. Some major shops, banks and govt offices are on main Uttarakit road which runs along the river. It has a nice wide promenade to spend your evenings and you can also see evening/ nights markets, docks and parks along the way.

Beautiful !!
One pier caters to ferrying locals to other parts of the town while the other

Indians are differently made. Seriously.
At times they are very conservative, brainy & thoughtful and other times they are full of masti and idiotness. Sometimes I feel there is a loose screw in their upper portion and that includes me as well.

This was not a swimming pool but middle of a sea near Phi Phi island.
This photo is a result when

Never take a bus to Alor Setar to cross border from Thailand… unless you are pretty confident of things.
You do not get a satisfactory or complete answer however hard you try to find on net, in forums, twitter and everywhere else about taking a bus from Hat Yai to Alor Setar, a comparatively less popular place in northern Malaysia. Try in Hat Yai. Go to bus station (also known as Bor Kor So)….
Result?
No direct bus for Alor Setar. Even though the place is big enough to have an airport, a …