Photo Blog: Benjakitti Forest Park
The latest park to open in Bangkok is also going to be its largest once it is finished. This is
Read moreThese are photo blogs that were updated live during my trips. What does that mean? Well, when I visit tourist attractions I usually post up to four pictures live on Twitter from each place. However, people have often told me that they would like to see more pictures and don’t want to wait for me to return and write a blog about it a few days later. So I decided it would be nice to upload all of my pictures onto the photo blog while I am still at the location. I do this by using a FTP program on my smartphone and uploading the photos to a folder on my website. If you refresh a page while I am on a trip, new pictures will automatically appear each time I finish uploading. This is why I call it a “live photo blog”.
The latest park to open in Bangkok is also going to be its largest once it is finished. This is
Read moreThis weekend I am exploring the coastline from Samut Prakan to Samut Sakhon with my friends @chilipastetour and @DavidLuekens. There’s
Read moreThis morning I visited the new Samut Prakan Immigration office in Bang Phli. It has temporarily moved from Paknam to
Read moreThis afternoon, I’m exploring Ancient Siam in Samut Prakan. This is an excellent Bangkok daytrip. If you don’t have time
Read moreThe Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Chanthaburi dates back to 1909. However, there has been Catholics based here for three
Read moreToday, I’ve been exploring the old quarter along the riverfront in Chanthaburi. A lot of the architecture is influenced by
Read moreAlthough Thailand is mainly a Buddhist country, the Thai people love a celebration. Even if it is from another country
Read moreFrost Magical Ice of Siam is one of the latest tourist attractions in Pattaya. As the name suggests, it’s all
Read moreThe Sanctuary of Truth is a 105m high wooden palace in Pattaya, Thailand. The building is covered in sculptures based
Read moreOne of the most popular attractions in Pattaya is the Nong Nooch botanical gardens. The land covers 652 acres and
Read moreThis weekend, I wandered around the Wonderfruit festival at Siam Country Club in Pattaya. This event is far from your average music festival.
Read moreThai people love celebrating festivals. It’s doesn’t really matter if it’s one of their own or one from elsewhere in
Read moreOn Samsen Road in Ban Phan Thom, there is a small Chinese shrine tucked away on the second floor overlooking
Read moreThe Royal Crematorium on Sanam Luang was opened to the public on Thursday 2nd November. I am here on opening
Read moreAfter being closed to tourists for nearly a month for the Royal Cremation Ceremony, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
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