Bangkok’s Wat Arun literally translates to Temple of Dawn. This Buddhist temple shines brightly when struck by light from the sunrise. Despite its name, Wat Arun’s best view is said to come not during dawn, but during dusk.
Bangkok’s third wave coffee scene is alive and blooming. Gallery Drip Coffee and I + D Style Cafe x Brave Roasters are just two of the popular indie shops in the city.
No longer just a quick stop in the backpacking trail, Bangkok is becoming trendy, artsy, and can cater to the reserved as much as to the adventurous.
The second part of my Rattanakosin tour took me to one of the best sunsets of my life, a crazy ride, and backpacker’s heaven.
Rattanakosin is the historic center of Bangkok and a trip to Bangkok is incomplete without a visit to some of Rattanakosin’s prime sites. And perhaps the most efficient mode of transportation for a Rattanakosin tour is the express boat.
Tired of Bangkok’s hustle and bustle? Lumphini Park, Bangkok’s biggest park, provides an escape without actually getting out of the city.
Tired of Bangkok’s hustle and bustle? Lumphini Park, Bangkok’s biggest park, provides an escape without actually getting out of the city.
People visit Thailand for pretty much the same reasons: food, culture, adventure, and – wait for it – shopping!
Chatuchak Weekend Market is Thailand’s largest market, and one of the largest in the world. There’s something for everyone, for shoppers and non-shoppers alike.
There’s more to La Union than the beaches it is known for. Besides swimming, here are some other awesome activities you can do in this beautiful and sleepy province.