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Hmm, this is part two of my experience in Krabi, Thailand. *throws flower petals* DAY FOUR Because me and my brother suffered from terrible muscle pains, my mom dared not to book any tour that day. We were feeling a lot better when we woke up so I walked around the area with my mom when it was close to noon. My mom doesn't like the idea of slacking all day so she asked around for tours that lasts for only half a day. There isn't a lot of choices but we booked a tour in the end. It was a trip to visit seven islands with a BBQ dinner and a fire show provided. But what got my attention the most was the part where we get to see bioluminescence produced by the planktons (PURANKUTON BANZAI!). 23 of us who signed up for this tour were picked up from our respective hotels to Ao Nang where we got on a white boat. It wasn't a speedboat so it takes a while to get from an island to another. It can be quite boring and sometimes I wished that I can reach the shore as soon as poss

I know I'm very late but Happy Chinese New Year to the Chinese readers. But I guess you guys have already celebrated it so, yeah. I only spent my first two days of CNY at Malaysia and I went to Krabi, Thailand after that for a holiday trip. I had to skip one week of university for this. Nevermind, I'll just keep writing, hmm. The main point of this trip is to visit my dad at Thailand and to learn scuba diving. My dad has always wanted all of us to learn scuba diving together with him so my mom made his wish come true. I can't swim so I'm kinda nervous when I heard about it. But yeah, I didn't want to disappoint my dad. --- DAY ONE It was a 7AM flight so we had to get up early, like 3:45AM. Got into a taxi blah, got to the airport blah, had breakfast blah, got into the airplane blah, an hour and 15 minutes flight blah. The airport looks better when it's dark. We arrived at Krabi safely and a van picked us up to our guest house, Baan Pulaoon (I don'