For shopping buy general things, go Hatyai. For shopping men's items it's definitely Danok.

But shop with extreme precaution as you may having a very high "Hangover" when you're heading back to Malaysia.

All the buses plying that route is always punctual. Scared you not punctual only....

I doubt you can find any in Danok but I've spotted quite a few in Hadyai. As for costs, you have to scout around.

Good luck !!!

I'm lucky to hold a border pass even though I'm not from the bordering states those days. Not anymore now, as using regular passport to travel there.

Be careful those free-lancers haggling you, IMHO 70% will end up no show or having all kinds of problem when with you later.

Enjoy but still take extra precaution. As saying "This is Thailand, Expect the UN-Expected". Cheong using the upper head is always better.

Tomorrow is their King's Birthday. The last time when we're there during this time, we have to tapau

Heineken bottles to drink with our birds in our rooms as most places are closed.

Can be quite fun though....hehe.

Yeah, definitely good old days. On that day, we all agreed to play Strip Poker.

And the rest is history.......hahahaha.

No point calling the Immigration. If not scan by Malaysian Immigration means officially you're still out of the country.

Go to the nearest immigration office to rectify this problem. You may get a small fine from them.

Just tell any express bus driver that you'll drop of at Dannok. They will even ask all passengers before reaching Dannok. Standard SOP for all buses.

Get their Tel.no and just tell them when you want to balik KL, pick you up from Dannok, pay the bus fare cash to them and head straight home.

Simple as 123 !!!

This post has been edited by precept66: Feb 29 2016, 11:26 PM

Come to think about it. Those were the days.
Now, it becomes a deserted paradise once known...hehe.