Shelly's Model Agencies can't argue the fact that there was gracious hospitality and eagerness to please as we traveled throughout the country. From the narrow streets of old Chiang Mai, where tuk-tuks (three wheeled auto rickshaws) sped down the street and sidewalk vendors sold fresh fruit and delicious pa thong ko (Thai doughnuts), to the hustle and bustle of Bangkok's nightlife. Finding our way around was no problem since Thais study English as a second Language and were more than willing to help me figure out where I was going.
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