Category Archives: Travel: Bangkok

I recently had the opportunity to visit a small, cozy Japanese-run kindergarten school in Bangkok for kids aged 3-5 years old.  This kindergarten is set in a charming renovated house, whereby most of the faculty and students are from the … Continue reading →

Thailand abounds with over 35,000 glittering Buddhist temples, with several hundreds of elaborate temples in Bangkok alone, including numerous ones that are well hidden from the typical ‘tourist path.’ One such temple that I recently visited in northern Bangkok is … Continue reading →

The quest to predict upcoming fortunes and events are an integral part of human nature, which makes fortune telling one of the oldest professions and forms of  science since the dawn of civilization. If you’ve been in Thailand for an … Continue reading →

Wow, I love the Bangkok Super Giant Carnival! Imagine yourself being immersed in a carnival land with thrilling rides and endless game booths with over 100,000 tempting prizes waiting to be yours. Well, that was exactly my experience at the … Continue reading →

According to Thailand’s traditional Theravadan Buddhist calender, Visakha Bucha day (15th day of the waxing moon in the 6th lunar month, typically the full moon during the month of May) holds great significance. Visakha Bucha day is believed to mark 3 key … Continue reading →

Huge, vast, and lively as Bangkok may be, I have to say that CenterPoint at Central World is arguably the most vibrant teen hangout in the city’s prime downtown area! CenterPoint at Central World is downtown Bangkok’s coolest teen hangout, … Continue reading →

Silom Road has served as Bangkok’s prime business district over the past decades, lined with office highrises, banks, and shops.  But an in-depth exploration of this bustling corner of Bangkok reveals much, much more. Though Silom’s preeminence as Bangkok’s commercial … Continue reading →