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Day 1 in Satun, Thailand! Seafood Dinner, Night Market + Tour of Satun! - Mark Abroad

Day 1 in Satun, Thailand! Seafood Dinner, Night Market + Tour of Satun! - Mark Abroad

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Amazing Cast Rock Cove in Satun: - NEW T-shirts and caps available now: SATUN, THAILAND : Welcome to Satun, the province and city in the very far southwest of Thailand, along the Andaman sea coast, and bordering Malaysia. It was my first trip to Satun, and I was excited to walk around, explore, eat, and learn about the culture. #Satun #Thailand #travelvlog For the full Satun street food tour, you can watch this video: But in this video, I share my first impressions of Satun on a walking tour of this laid back city. We started off at the national museum where you-ll find some beautiful paintings and murals on the wall. One of the main landmarks and most important places in Satun is the Satun Central Mosque, located right in the heart of the city. In the center is also the clock tower. It-s a great place to walk around, and get your bearings. For an early dinner we stopped at Nong Nee Restaurant , a Thai Chinese seafood restaurant. The food was overall quite delicious. Recommended when you-re in Satun. Total price - 1, 040 THB ($33. 20) Finally to fish this tour of Satun, if happened to be Saturday, and on Saturday-s there-s a walking street night market in Satun. Great place to walk around and enjoy the atmosphere of Satun. And that completes our first full day in Satun!
Date: 2022-04-28

Comments and reviews: 10


I feel so happy watching Micah esp at the murals and posing. always happy to hear Mark calling out Micah and having fun together during screen time.
Glad to hear Mark never forgot Malaysia and how Satun and some southern region of Thailand so similar vibe as Malaysia.
Everyday for last 5 years have to watch at least 1 or few vlogs from Mark Weins, Mark Abroad, Migrationology or Big On Spice. rewatching old vlogs from all over your world travels. loved Mark's perfect English and clear voice, pronunciation, accurate, detailed subtitle when necessary and excellent ability to learn foreign names of food and places.
Always love watching Mark, Ying and Micah. amazing and hardworking family.
I been watching and following all vlogs so many years. but never post comments most of time although every vlogs were great. a truly unique and one in the world Mark Weins.
Thank you for sharing the cost of food, accommodation, transport, etc whenever possible on most of your vlogs in the past, present and future vlogs

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Im a chef on a really small island in the caribbean with also a lot of different culturers. But here almost every food is standard and boring. Except for a couple of european owned restaurants. So when I see your videos Mark I'm getting jealous.
Here we have only imported standard products. And your videos the foods are looking so fresh and delicious and most of al made with love.

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We love ya mark and family. But honestly I love your videos while watching and when we c u watching a amazing bite of food. we all litteally say at the same time. Ommmmmmm. lol then u do it. its awsome. much love and happy safe travels. Thank you so much for sharing your travels much love and happy safe travels bid. O and Mmmmmmmmm delishious wish we was thier with u. ;)great job
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Mark Wiens the painting of the guy leaning over the well looks like you when u had your pony tail. awesome I love when your son goes Look Daddy! that is so cute. I watch all your videos have made numerous comments sadly with no reply from you and I tell all my friends about your videos. You are great humble awesome and blessed best wishes Christine from Kenya
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Mark Wiens the painting of the guy leaning over the well looks like you when u had your pony tail. awesome I love when your son goes Look Daddy! that is so cute. I watch all your videos have made numerous comments sadly with no reply from you and I tell all my friends about your videos. You are great humble awesome and blessed best wishes Christine from Kenya
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Satun is my hometown. I lived there for a half of my life and still try to be back there as soon as possible. I absolutely love the way it is. It's small but so peaceful and really simple, especially the food which is very tasty! Thank you for making me miss my home and this clip brings me home in about 1year. LOL
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I hope that next time you'll show us a short glimpse of a map to show your location every time you introduce where you are which usually happens at the beginning of your videos. I think that would be a great addition to your videos. It would also be helpful for us. Anyway, great videos Mark!
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You should really give a real opinion of the food you eat. Everything is good to you especially when you add tons if chilli. How many people can withstand the spiciness. So please address these issues to cater to the the natural pu lic but not you personal addiction essential to chillies.
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Great insight in Southern Thai culinary diversity. Nam Prik Kapi is just awesome. I think I had it five times in the last week. And Sator as well. I can't wait to eat them again. But here on Koh Samui they are not in season yet. Soon to come. soon to come: )
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I used to go to Koh Lipe in the early 2000's, i went the like three times. The people are great, as they are everywhere in SE Asia, and Satun is an amazing place to visit. Those were the days, good times and a lot of Mekong!
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