Vegetarians Unite at Talad Noi!
Last Tuesday and Wednesday I spent some time wandering around Chinatown observing the activities surrounding the Vegetarian Festival....
Back In The Low Countries: Maastricht
Towards the end of my stay in the Netherlands my sister suggested to go to a place I'd never been before in the South of Holland: the...
Back In The Low Countries: Buren
One of my first trips I made with my sister during my annual trip tot he Netherlands was to the medieval town of Buren. With only just...
Going East, Ubon Bound!
Just before Songkran we went on a short trip to Esaan! End destination for 1 day was going to be: Ubon Ratchathani. At a revamped Don...
The Floating Pagodas of Wat Chaloem Phrakiat
I'm not really a religious buildings 'fan', but occasionally encounter temples that are quite amazing... One example is Lampang's Wat...
Chiang Dao Visit
Last week I went to Chiang Mai to meet my friends and ended up traveling around quite a bit. Local guides waiting for tourists One of the...
Bangkok Photographers Group Walk #118 Sathorn
Sathorn Road to me represents a very busy road with shitloads of traffic and highrise buildings, not particularly attractive although the...
Bangkok Back In Time: Kudijeen & Beyond
Bangkok's Portuguese history is very visible in the Kudijeen (*) area whether it comes to food, religion, or architecture, but there's...
Bangkok Photographers Group Walk #117 Lat Phrao
Last month it was time again for a group walk and interestingly enough to a part of Bangkok virtually unknown to me! (*) We met at the...
Behind The Dikes
The famous Dutch dikes do not only protect the low countries from the sea but also from some rivers! In my earlier post (*) I already...