Morning Coffee at Kim Hotel – Lampang, Thailand

Lampang, the third largest town in northern Thailand, lies 601 km north of Bangkok and 101 km southeast of Chiang Mai. The Northern railway line from Bangkok to Chiang Mai passes through Lampang.

The Kim Hotel in Lampang, like some others places in Thailand, offered free coffee on the morning. I used to bring it to 2nd floor to escape the noisy TV (ground floor are 1st floor on Thailand). There was two hotels with the same name in Lampang: the Kim Hotel and the Kim City Hotel. According to Google, the Kim Hotel is now permanently closed.

Morning Coffee at Kim Hotel

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Morning Coffee at Kim Hotel – Lampang, Thailand
Morning Coffee at Kim Hotel

EXIF Data

Canon 40D and 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS at 20mm – ISO 100, 1/50 sec at f/8 – January 28, 2012

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The shadows on the wall and the table should be the ones of the window that you can see on the first floor behind the leaves of the palm tree.

Video – Horse Carriage

Lampang is famous for offering walks in horse carriage to tourists.

There is even a horse carriage statute between the tracks of the railway station.

Lampang Railway Station
Horse Carriage at Lampang Railway Station in Thailand

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