Getting great photos of Bangkok isn’t difficult as there are many great photo ops in the city. Here are the top 5 places to get photos of Bangkok that offer colorful sights, interesting people, and all-around excellent tourist experiences.
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Top Five Photo Spots in Bangkok
March 21st, 2012 
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Posted in Potpourri 
Tags: Bangkok, Culture, Markets, Photos, Sightseeing, Temples, Thai Food 
2 Comments »Top 5 Amazing Cambodia Attractions
March 7th, 2012 admin 1. Circus: Circus in Cambodia is not an odd as it sounds; evidence of circus performances at Angkor can be seen in carvings on Angkor Thom’s Elephant Terrace and Bayon temple. The current circus in Cambodia is located in the western city of Batdambang and is operated by Phare Ponleu Selpak (PPS), “the brightness of [...]
Posted in Cambodia Tags: Animals, Arts, cambodia circus, cambodia highlights, Cambodian Food, Markets, Photos, Shopping, Theatre, Wildlife 2 Comments »Thailand: World’s greatest motorcycle touring destination?
November 16th, 2011 Daniel Fraser “ [Thailand's] road-runner, cartoon-like roads simply delight the motorcyclist with stunning mountain vistas and lush nature. This is the Thailand we buy in postcards, and this is the Thailand we promote to our friends, and this is the Thailand we wish to preserve. Cruise through it on two-wheels and it rekindles a love affair with [...]
Posted in Thailand, Travel Advice Tags: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Culture, Hotels, Isaan, Media Stories, Motorcycling, Music, Nightlife, Photos, Politics, Temples, Thai Food, Transport, Video 5 Comments »Bangkok’s Railway Night Market
June 29th, 2011 Scott Coates In the northern end of Bangkok an interesting market has opened up recently. The Railway Night Market is open every Saturday/Sunday night officially from about 14:00 – 23:00, but things really get going once the sun sets. If you’ve been to Bangkok a handful of times before and want a real local market experience, this [...]
Rediscover Thailand in Long Krung (หลงกรุง)
June 14th, 2011 Daniel Fraser It’s been 3 months since I started filming Long Krung (หลงกรุง), a new weekly national TV series that focuses on the fascinating and unusual elements of Thai culture as seen through the eyes of a foreigner. I was cast for this role at the end of last year, and then helped further develop the concept [...]
Posted in Potpourri, Thailand, Travel Advice, Vietnam Tags: History, Markets, Media Stories, Photos, Temples, Thai Food 2 Comments »
