Teresa Arboleda and her walks in Bangkok: “There is no big danger from crime, but you have to be careful with certain tourist workers”

A week ago, a journalist Teresa Arboleda she found herself in Thailand again with her friend and colleague Denise Molinawho has been living in that country since approximately August 2022, when he quit his job ecuavisa work on a social project in Phuket. The communicators met precisely on that channel, from which Arboleda, on the other hand, withdrew a year earlier, in September 2021.

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The idea behind this reunion of former work colleagues is a group trip to India. In the beginning, Denisse had already been to this South Asian country. Now she will follow her friend, she revealed on her second Instagram account @viaje_conproposito. Appointed tour Rajasthan jewelry visits five cities in twelve days, from March 24 to April 5.

Meanwhile, Teresa is experiencing the charm of the famous city in Southeast Asia, as shown by her posts on her Instagram account (@teresitaarboledag). The news anchor visited the complex of buildings known as the Grand Royal Palace, the former official residence of the King of Thailand (18th to mid-20th century).

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Then Arboleda takes a picture with a python on her shoulders, during a tour of the Floating Market in Bangkok. “Snakes scare me. “Letting a python bite me was an experience that helped me overcome my fears… I knew in advance that it does not attack people and that it is not poisonous considering that the snake is a suffocator,” the 61-year-old journalist wrote.

Another point she currently visited is the Temple of the Reclining Buddha or Wat Pho, one of the 400 temples in the city, the traveler pointed out. “To visit the temples, you must respect their customs and wear appropriate clothes,” he recommended when he saw the statue, which measures 46 meters in length and 15 meters in height.

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Finally, Teresa Arboleda published a short clip about nightlife in the mysterious Bangkok, whose official name is Krung Thep Mahanakhon. In that publication, she presented her views on urban security, which, according to her, are extremely positive. There is no greater danger of crime, but you have to be careful with certain tourist workers who give you false information in order to gain clients. (AND)