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Incredible Places in Thailand you didn’t know that you wanted to visit
Here are the best places in Thailand you probably didn’t know you wanted to see. Some of the places I already wrote about. For others, I will write more about them in the future. Mor Hin Khao Did you know that Thailand has its own kind of Stonehenge? Natural formed, though. Mor Hin Khao’s stones […]
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Almost scammed in the City of Angels
In 1994 I was in Bangkok as a backpacker, almost tricked by one of Bangkok’s Tourist scams. At the time, I was on my way home to Sweden after a few months of studies in New Zealand and figured I could enjoy some weeks in Thailand on since British Airways allowed the stopover. Mighty Bangkok […]
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Bangkok | 7 tips for what to do in the capital
Bangkok has the longest name of a capital city globally with its 168 letters. The present title should be Krungthep Mahanakon, but clearly, Bangkok is still in use. Thailand’s capital also used to be the most visited city by foreign tourists, and it is not hard to understand why. The list of attractions is endless. […]
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Lumphini Park – The lungs of Bangkok
Lumphini Park is the green oasis area that any Metropolis needs, and for Bangkok residents, the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the vast city. The park takes its name from Buddha’s birthplace in Nepal. The park is located by the Wireless, Sarasin and Ratchadamri roads and has many gates. Come in the […]
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Convent road | A street food Eldorado
I had my dinner at Convent road last night. A sideshow to the normally so busy Silom/Patpong area. I haven’t frequented Convent road for quite a while. But it was a pleasant surprise—different food stalls all over the street and some lovely wall art to frame the area. Convent Road a brief history Convent Road […]
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Siam Square | A tidbit of everything..
Siam Square is the place to be in Bangkok. This is where you get the puls and the energy of the capital. Shopping, culture, food, people watching. It is all there.
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Eat, wander and get lost in Bangkok’s Chinatown
Bangkok’s Chinatown is a bustling food paradise rich in history and with a million things to explore.