Oh my goodness, what a journey? I simply loved it. Thank you so much! 🤩

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20:37 This is actually the old station for both the mainline to Padang Besar & the branch line to Tumpat before the arrival of the ETS to Gemas. Now both lines operate from the same station, with the train services serving the branch line operating from platforms 1 & 2 (mainly using the blue trains like the one you see at 21:47), & those serving the mainline like the ETS serving Platforms 3-6. 20:59 you are actually lucky! 😮 This train model is usually in use for the Business & Platinum Class ETS services, first manufactured in 2018. The usual trains for this service are manufactured in 2014. I guess the actual train had issues, they couldnt find a train replacement on time.😂

The locomotives on your Shuttle Tebrau ride in JB and the ES44 to Gemas are indeed very old, with the red colored locomotive manufactured in 1987. The one that hauled your shuttle tebrau was manufactured in 2002 as part of the 2nd batch of the same model first manufactured in 1990 (one of them at 13:23). But they are not the noisiest actually. The noisiest ones are actually the Power Generator carriage, which is the carriage directly hehind the red locomotive. Combine these 2 together and this is what you get. 🤣

TQ for sharing... very informative. Did u book/buy the tickets prior.. online... you must have had to plan your journey to fit in with the different schedules of the different trains... that wld be a lot of planning...

FANTASTIC Glyn! I really enjoyed it, well done and I can now say I travelled from Singapore to Bangkok by train in 45 minutes!!!!

Great video as always Glyn!!!

Nice VDO. Thank you

mate i love this video, thank you for all that info just going straight to topic

Thank you for this. Now I really want to go , esp the salt mines.

Wow

Thank you!

I really miss samutprak lot of my thai friends and i love

I visited the palace 14 years ago and loved it! A beautiful place to spend the day

Thanks Glynn nice ro see they kept the old colours and the old station at Hua hin,

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Thank you :-)

Thank you for these nice slow videos- the quality is appreciated-i've really enjoyed these Buddhist/Khmer/Mon sites that you've been visiting.Are you travelling by motorcycle /scooter and if so how is the safety in western and north-western Thailand .Cheers and happy trails

Another great trip i wasat the agricultural centre a couple of months ago lucky more was in bloom, thanks again

Hi long time no see, i was in Fang earlier this year but missed all your interesting locations, so an excuse to go back later this year, last video i saw of yours was when to loaded your bike on the train south from Chiangmai where i live,

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍8

Great video.

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. 👍9

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. subd & 👍4

Happy to see the view, no fire burning

Your videos are fantastic. That was brilliant.

Many thanks for posting this. I visited the Bang Pa In palace 53 years ago this week, and this brought back many memories. I was happy to see that it has changed little, other than some new plantings, since I was there. I remember particularly the Chinese throne pavilion and being impressed by the craftsmanship and especially by the beautiful floor of colorful tiles. Again, many thanks!

Hello again, I have question about air pollution in Chiang Rai. I`ve heard there is time now for burning grass in provinces Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai and people compalin about quality of air. Do you feel that when you are in Chiang Rai ?

Love this video ❤

The car is not a Ford model T, but an Austin 12 , around 1930-33

I will be there in 4 weeks so thanks for many useful information and footage showing what is what :) I plan almost exact route, could you please tell me how long you stayed in each of this places - 1. Cave - Nangnon national park; 2. Mae Sai 3. golden Triangle. Thanks again.

.... Nice vid and loads of detail. Wish I'd seen this before I went.

Interesting and informative videos.. Great clarity.. good effort, keep them up...👍

.... Sorry, only one size 'thumbs up' would have left bigger if possible. Great tour of Mae Salong and surrounding area. Enjoyed the gentle pace. J

Really enjoying your fact filled vids 👍

Nice video, I love the Thai Temples and the markets, I've not made it up to northern Thailand yet added to bucket list.

Thanks for taking us along 🙏

Great stuff !

Thank you for taking us alog these beautiful train stations. I really enjoyed this series

Great footage sir, Merry Christmas and HNY2024.

Hello i have just subscribed,enjoying your information and facts about the places you choose to visit 👍

Thanks mate, doing the same trip.

Great stuff Glyn, a really beautiful station, thanks for showing this. Love hearing your pronunciations and was very pleased I saw you openly smile on camera😊

eLouis Leonowens was the son of Anna Leonowens (Anna and the King).

Good descriptions, captions and photography.

Great video

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Love from Thailand ❤️🤍💙🤍❤️

You pronounced Hua better than most foreigners. Hua Hin stands for Head Stone, and head is pronounced “Who-a”, but some people insist on the mandarin pronunciation of “Waa” which has no meaning in Thai. The town was named in the early 1900’s when farmers moved south because of a draught and thought the stones in the water looked like heads. Prior to that it was called “Row of Stones”.

Impressive place!