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**BalaGire** · 09-22-2012, 02:36 AM

Dirtshultz,

I once traveled in Bangkok and nearby provinces with a group of black African friends with children. In the hotel they got royal treatment from the staff (I am not sure if it's because they stayed in a suite in a 5-star hotel). However, when we went out to shop or tour around the locals tended to stare at them, especially at the intricate braids of the ladies. They were not rude at all, though, to my friends. I guess the natives were just curious.

09-22-2012, 02:36 AM	#4
BalaGire Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	Dirtshultz, I once traveled in Bangkok and nearby provinces with a group of black African friends with children. In the hotel they got royal treatment from the staff (I am not sure if it's because they stayed in a suite in a 5-star hotel). However, when we went out to shop or tour around the locals tended to stare at them, especially at the intricate braids of the ladies. They were not rude at all, though, to my friends. I guess the natives were just curious.
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