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Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Warnings About Travel
I can no longer recommend Thailand as a travel destination. No one should travel at this time
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Lake Nawamin in Bangkok's East End Bangkapi
On the east side of Bangkok is the district of Bangkapi. It's loaded with shopping, light on tourists, and houses two of the largest Universities in Thailand: Ramkamhaeng University and ABAC (Assumption). If you find yourself in this area, check out Lake Nawamin. It's a beautiful lake with a 2.5 km running track.
Monday, October 12, 2015
Elephant Tours in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Review of the Ayutthaya Elephant Kraal Near Bangkok, Thailand
There many places in Thailand to ride, see, or interact with an elephant. You can even find them with mahoots (elephant handlers) in the middle of Bangkok (although less often these days), and offer them money for a ride and to take photos. However, not all these elephants are accustomed to tourists and many are not safe. In the city, some of these elephants go on a rampage after hearing loud noises or fireworks. Some Bangkok mahoots don't know how to deal with tourist; their elephants don't know how to react either. There are also tours that will take you deep into the Burmese jungles, but these are not for casual tourists. However there is one excellent place for a safe and fun experience riding elephants: the Ayutthaya Elephant Kraal.
There many places in Thailand to ride, see, or interact with an elephant. You can even find them with mahoots (elephant handlers) in the middle of Bangkok (although less often these days), and offer them money for a ride and to take photos. However, not all these elephants are accustomed to tourists and many are not safe. In the city, some of these elephants go on a rampage after hearing loud noises or fireworks. Some Bangkok mahoots don't know how to deal with tourist; their elephants don't know how to react either. There are also tours that will take you deep into the Burmese jungles, but these are not for casual tourists. However there is one excellent place for a safe and fun experience riding elephants: the Ayutthaya Elephant Kraal.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
How to Tell Time While Traveling in Thailand
Telling the Time in Thailand. Traveling in Thailand, many misunderstandings come from their very different way of telling time. Here's a guide to the 4 time segments used by Thais.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
BatCat Toy Museum and Cafe in Bangkok
Take a peek at the unique BatCat Toy Museum and coffee shop in Bangkok, Thailand.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Lakeside Restaurants in Bangkok at Ramkhamhaeng 110 Bangkapi
Quiet romantic dining in Bangkok's East End, at several Lake View restaurants along Ramkhamhaeng soi 110.
In between Bangkapi and Minburi, on the east side of Bangkok, you'll find a series of quiet lakes, the Sammakon Lakes. These waters are dotted with restaurants and pubs - all recommended for good food and quiet atmosphere.
In between Bangkapi and Minburi, on the east side of Bangkok, you'll find a series of quiet lakes, the Sammakon Lakes. These waters are dotted with restaurants and pubs - all recommended for good food and quiet atmosphere.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Taking the Train from Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore
A guide to taking the first class train from Bangkok, Thailand to Kuala Lumpur and then Singapore.
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