Just a train ride away from Bangkok and you’ll arrive at a town called Nakhon Pathom, where the gigantic golden pagoda is located. Not far from the pagoda, you will find a old house turned into a cafe-book shop called “Kumnumm”, which means preface. Most of the books are in Thai, but the place is …
When I have some free time, I like to go to Pahurat, with no exact reasons in mind. There are no hip cafes to lounge around, no special activity. Just walking around is enough. Dubbed Bangkok’s Little India, Pahurat is actually a sanctuary of Indians, Chinese, Burmese, and many more. People’s faces here look unidentifiable. …
At Angkor Wat, most people would prefer dodging the crowd. But for me, the bygone place would be far beyond lifeless without these people. And I have to admit its more fun watching people
For a few days after coming up with a new English blog, I was thinking hard about what should be in my first post. And among the gloomy news related to animals this week, from a gorilla shot dead to dead baby tigers in the freezer, I came across the story of Ning Nong. Ning …