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Tag: temples

Gateways to South East Asia III: Bangkok

This is the third of a series of entries on gateways to Asia – you know, the kind of places … More

Bangkok, barbecue, charoen krung, Food, khao san road, Krung Thep, Layover, rooftop bars, stopover, Sukhumvit, talad rot fai, temples, Thailand, traffic

The road to Sangkhlaburi, Thailand

I read about Sangkhla for the first time in travelfish.org, after my first Thai trip. It featured on the Thailand … More

buddhism, burma, hin dat hot spring, Kanchanaburi, myanmar, rain, religion, running, Sangkhlaburi, Say Yok, temples, Thailand, travelfish, wat tha kanun, Wat Wang Wiwekaram, waterfall

Thai values: Jai yen yen

I learnt about jai yen reading up on Thai culture between my first and my second trip to the Land … More

Bangkok, buddhism, Ek, ko kood, ko samet, Korat, temples, Thai values, Thailand

Images of Krung Thep – The City of Angels

Bangkok is a weird town. A pit stop for many travelers on their way to some tropical paradise or ready … More

above eleven, Bangkok, bars, Food, images, people watching, shopping malls, skybars, skytrain, Sukhumvit, temples, Thailand, traffic, transport

The Tiger Cave Temple in Krabi: The Way Up and The Way Down

I like temples, I like views and I like walking – so there was no way I was missing Wat … More

buddhism, Krabi, sick travel, temples, Thailand, tiger cave temple, transport, travelbuddies, walking

Hello, Isan!

I started reading up on Isan after my first trip to Thailand in July 2016. As little as I knew … More

Isan, Khmer, readings, ruins, som tam, temples, Thailand

On Sweat and Sanuk: A Day Trip on the Kanchanaburi Tourist Train

“You want second or third class?” asked Ek in a text message. “ 240 or 120 baht. You know second … More

Bangkok, bizarre, companions, Food, Hualamphong, Jok, Kanchanaburi, Nakhon Pathom, temples, train, transport

The Amphawa Boat Tour: A Buddhist Trap

Janjira insisted that we take the boat tour. Tourist trap, I thought. We’ll pay 200 baht and then be back … More

Amphawa, boat ride, buddhism, Floating market, temples, travelbuddies, trip1

Wat Pha Lat, Chiang Mai

Bad plans sometimes lead to wonderful outcomes, I write in my notebook, as I pause from the task of savoring … More

Chiang Mai, Food, Hiking, red curry, temples, Thailand, trip1, Wat Pha Lat

Sanuk Mak Mak with Chiang Mai’s Temple Girls

Sanuk is one of those Thai words that it’s hard not to fall in love with. Sanuk is usually translated … More

magical moments, slow travel, temples, thai girls, Thai language, travelbuddies

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