“Rong Suea Ten”, the Blue Temple, Chiang Rai
“Wat Rong Suea Ten”, the Blue Temple, Chiang Rai .” Wat ..Wat and Wat! Many wats in Thailand! This sentence is very common for the visitors who travel in Thailand. However there are not...
Chiang Mai Tour Blog
Rotee with smile!
Rotee with smile! “Rotee” becomes one of the snack for the people and easy to find almost every where. In Chiang Mai since we were young , we had seen this Rotee stand...
What could you see from Bangkok to Chiang Mai?
What could you see from Bangkok to Chiang Mai? Most people arrive in Thailand by flight from many places around the world and the first stop is Bangkok! Of course, Bangkok is the first ...
Wororoj Market , The Night Local Food Street Market
Wororoj Market, the night local food street market in Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai is not famous only for the tourist attractions around the Chiang Mai area. However the local life style...
” Dawn of Happiness ” – Sukhothai
” Dawn of Happiness ” – Sukhothai “Dawn of Happiness” is the definition of ” Sukhothai” where once it was the early kingdom of the north central of Thailand. Sukhothai period is from 1238...
Koh Kood , Trat Province , Thailand ( Ko Kut)
Koh Kood or Ko Kut, Trat Prince , Thailand. Many people usually visit to the main area of Thailand like Bangkok , Chiang Mai or even Phuket. There are all the center of the...
The U-pasombot : The ordinate of the Thai men
The Thai Ordain. v The U-pasombot is the Thai word used to call the ordination of men who would become the monk. This word could also use for the young boys from...
Khanom Krok! ( Thai rice pancake)
The Khanom Krok! ( Thai rice pancake) Thailand is one of the country which is very famous for food and desert as you could find the delicious and testy food almost everywhere. Walking around...
The Pai bamboo bridge ” Kho-Ku-So”
The Pai bamboo bridge ” Kho-Ku-So”, the bridge of merit. Once our blog had written about the bamboo bridge in Mae Hongson area names ” Su Tong Pae” which the...
The “Wai”, the gesture of respect in Thai way
The “Wai” , the gesture of respect in Thai way. When you first landed in to Thailand, the first gesture you could see from all the Thai people is the two hands together...