Hermes Heritage Exhibition in Bangkok
Do you know that before the iconic orange color, the original color of Hermes was red? This is what I leant from Hermes Heritage exhibition at Siam Paragon in Bangkok. Glad that this exhibition has journeyed here, even for a short while. What a way to vicariously present the brand! And Hermes takes the exhibition …
Sunday Salon at Alexander Lamont
A Sunday event that highlights craftsmanship through The Great Gatsby and Art Deco inspirations.
Silpa Bhirasri’s House
Drop by at the house of the father of Thai modern art, which has now turned into a cafe and restaurant.
Take a rest in Samui
Four days doing nothing in Samui.
National Museum Bangkok – Revamped Edition
Visit the freshly-revamped National Museum Bangkok in the old town area.
Hotel Art Fair 2019
Hotel Art Fair, an annual art happening which turn hotels rooms into galleries is back this year at W Bangkok.
Afternoon tea with artist at The Pen
The Peninsula Bangkok introduces its second artist in residence with a special afternoon tea session.
Boarding Noah’s Ark at Na-Oh Bangkok
Noah’s Ark reimagined at the heart of Bangkok
Shinta Mani Wild, Cambodia
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From Monet to Kandinsky
An immersive multimedia art exhibition, first time in Asia.
teamLab Planets: in review
My first time at teamLab in Tokyo. As exciting and fun as it could be.
Mandalay Before Election
Mandalay, Myanmar In short, today is a big day in Thailand, as we are having the first election after many years under the military dictatorship. The excitements of my fellow Thais remind me of my first trip to Mandalay in 2015. That was not long before Myanmar’s historic general election and Aung San Suu Kyi’s …
Dreaming of Egypt
Is travel to Egypt safe? I got the answer.
Vetal Suite by Chatchai Puipia
Good news is, Bangkok’s art scene is now booming. With many independent galleries mushrooming and many cultural activities happening, may be it’s time for Chatchai Puipia to come back to this City of Angels, after many years ago he declared his withdrawal from the art world through his imagined funeral. In Vetal Suite exhibition, Chatchai …
Bangkok Awakened by Awakening Bangkok
The hippest light festival in Bangkok so far
Erb Spa, a sanctuary on Charoen Krung
I didn’t know when it started, but for many years I have turned into a dedicated spa person. Blame it on the the millennial stereotype (experience-oriented) and office syndrome and aromatic buff, spas are my go-to places when I need to unwind, and I’m so blessed to live in Thailand where spas can be found …
On Van Gogh
What are your travel souvenirs? Apart from poscards and postal stamps, I find myself buying a bracelet almost every time I travel. It’s my favorite accessory since I was young (always got caught when playing hide and seek because of its jingling sounds) until today, and most of them are keepsakes reminding me of the …
Cocoscape at Santiburi Samui
It’s amazing how nurture has shaped you. After telling myself that I’m not a jungle type, but day after day it became more evident that I like to be surrounded by trees. The darker the shades, the better. It might be because I grew up like that. My jumanji-like garden home is filled with every …
Nanjing Tulou, Fujian Province
I have to admit. Although I really want to go to see the terracotta soldiers at Xi’An so bad, China is not my obvious choice when it comes to traveling. Its true that I like ancient civilizations, but due to some reasons (esp. the language barriers), I never think of going there by myself. …