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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.
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Hua Lamphong becoming a popular tourist attraction during its last month of operation
Hua Lamphong has a history of 105 years. But, it is coming to an end by the 23rd of December this year.
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A nostalgic walk through “my Bangkok” of the year 2000
A nostalgic walk from Siam Square to Ratchathewi in Bangkok.
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The Victorious Buddha in Phitsanulok
Phitsanulok is a typical Thai town with a good food scene, and a nice setting by the Nan river. Here you find Wat Yai and the graceful statue of Phra Buddha Chinnarat. The victorious Buddha.
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Sukhothai 1238 | Siam’s Dawn of Happiness
We are in Wat Sra Sri in the Sukhothai Historical Park, and my local guide Kung points to the water in the lake. Pretty waterlilies are showing off their grace everywhere. So here is where Nang Noppamas the consort of the King of Sukhothai, made the first decorated Krathong. She wanted to impress the king […]
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Thailand is gradually opening-up
TAT just announced that more provinces will be open for travel from 1st of October 2021.
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Flying Domestic in Thailand after Phuket Sandbox
A short blog post to give you an idea about travelling in Thailand by air after completing the Phuket Sandbox.
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Kanchanaburi | The Death Railway and the Bridge over River Kwai
A very historic destination with many interesting places to visit. River Kwai and Kanchanaburi are so much more than a bridge. It is the story of the Death Railway and hardships during the Second World War, all located in a very stunning landscape. Enjoy some nights at a resort by the river and explore the sites.