I took a train for 9 hours through Thailand.

I traveled from Nong Khai to Bangkok by train in third class and it was surprisingly organized and nice. Well, Thailand in general is well organized, so I should have not been surprised. However it was really nice.
Videos of my previous time in Laos:
Nong Khiaw: • Last Days in Luang Pra...
Climbing the beautiful Pha Daeng Peak in Nong Khiaw: • Climbing the beautiful...
The massive Kuang Si Waterfalls near Luang Prabang: • The massive Kuang Si W...
The Alms Giving Ceremony in Luang Prabang, Laos: • The Alms Giving Ceremo...
Welcome to a town in Laos where backpackers outnumber the locals by 15 to one: • Welcome to a town in L...
24 hours in Laos Part 1: • 24 Hours in the World'...

[@Uscitizeninlaos]

hello new friend here, thats awsome that you walk to places. stay healthy.😊

[@walkingestonian]

Thanks for watching! Yep, I love walking 🧡

[@svendrunepaulsen7467]

🇹🇭🇧🇻😀😀hello from Norway to you.Missing Thailand.i havet byen in Nong khai before.like to see you traveling in Thailand.my second home😊❤❤

[@walkingestonian]

Nice to see Norwegians were 🤩 I was in Norway in November and some of my good Estonian friends live there. What was your favorite place in Thailand and when are you returning?

[@CristianTituRaicu]

Greetings from Switzerland 😊

[@walkingestonian]

Thanks! Greetings back from Phnom Penh, Cambodia 😊

[@marcusohlsson3130]

Seems like a real bargain for eight euros. Lovely scenery for the whole trip, acceptable standard and cheap ticket. What more could you ask for?

[@walkingestonian]

Yes, it was. The third class was otherwise really nice, maybe little bit limited legroom, but the trip was really nice. I was trying to find an alternative to pretty expensive flights from Laos to Cambodia and overlanding saved me over 100 EUR for sure.