Nakhon Sawan - any expat out there?

Sure, happy to stay in touch with you. Is your family Thai? Does anyone of them speak English?  Where is Nakhon Sawan?  How far from Bangkok? Patrick

Nakhon Sawan is ~160 miles north of Bangkok. The place is hot. No wind. Air is polluted. At the junction of Ping and Nan rivers to form the Chaophraya river.
Nice place, nice people, gf is very nice - we plan getting married and traveling a bit (Ottawa, Philadelphia, the (US) west. Knows a few English words...

Would want to socialize with expats here. Not seen many of them here!

Gerry

Hi,
       In days gone by there was only 3 expats in( Nakhon No Where ) as I called back then  , One was me and a Man from Germany and a man from Norway  .I live in K-Hut in Nakhon Sawan and back then I lived in Wat Sai Tai.

There are 2 many Expats there now as Nakhon Sawan has grown with the big supermarkets coming in. You just have to find them ,but most like to keep to there self.

Sorry answer is a Late only just seen your post.

Peter

Hi Peter,
I still receive messages from Expat, although seldom reply. I am now more on the Mukdahan side (Mekong river, floods, etc.).
Nice place, clean air.
Ban Wat Sai Tai I remember. nice area.
I let you enjoy the city, I loved the park (I could train on free gym equipment)
Gerry

Fancy some English bacon.
I have big pack 500 baby.
Peter

Anybody in Nakhonsawan now. i am moving there on sunday 7th April?

Lived there for a year.

ENJOY THE FOOD AT BAAN I iSSAN, AND THE PARK.

@nickfossitt must be on the PLA project.

I just interviewed for it.

Nakhon Sawan should be much more developed now than it was in 2015. There should be more expats now although they may not be on here. There is a nice aquarium there so that should bring some tourists. I live in Nakhon Pathom and it has more foreigners due to Mahidol University.