We spent a few days in Koh Lanta Yai, an island off the coast of Krabi in Thailand. It was early October and it was still raining every day as the monsoon runs until November. However, there was a day that it didn’t rain, and boy did we get lucky! … more »
Thailand is popularly known as “The Land of Smiles” and when you check-in at The Littlest Guesthouse in Bangkok you can immediately understand why. Although it was well after dark when we arrived, we were received into a friendly homely atmosphere by the lively Phụ̂ng. The Littlest Guesthouse is a … more »
Bangkok’s tuk tuks are seriously pimped out! These ladies were stuck next to our cab in a traffic jam. Their ride looked way cooler than ours but we had air conditioning ;) Bangkok’s traffic is of legendary proportions! In 2000 years the world will probably have incorporated it into it’s … more »
Anyone traveling to Thailand and reading about it beforehand, will come across articles that describe Bangkok as a chaotic city: the traffic, the smog, the hustle and bustle!.. There’s not doubt that Bangkok is extremely happening but, for us, coming straight from Delhi (India), it didn’t feel as crazy as … more »
Spotted at the entrance of a temple in Bangkok, this sign alerts us towards the possible presence of non Thai trouble makers. For those that think that in a country thieves and bad guys will one be those from the country itself, change your mind because apparently it isn’t so! Who would dare to … more »
Thailand is an absolutely gastronomic affair for most people. If you’re daring when it comes to your palette – Bangkok will be sure to take you up on the challenge. From unique street food (buffalo’s balls) to fried insects on Khao San Road, Bangkok will leave you bedazzled. This shot … more »