Finally Thailand!

After what felt like too much time in Nepal, we finally made in to Bangkok. We spent a few days in the city, visiting some malls, going to market places, and even seeing Avatar in theaters. We spent our nights at chabad eating delicious food and lighting our chanuka candles.

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