Where should I go in Thailand?

I got the same question lately. How did you find out these hidden gems in Thailand? Here we go… the tricks to travel like locals in Thailand. Remember!! locals don’t know every places, but google DOES KNOW! Search in both native & English language Check Lonely Planet for the big picture about your destination. but

Huay Gon, Laos; crossing border experiences

Vientiane (or Vieng Jan in Thai) is the capital city of Laos. Luang Pra bang is the city in the north which is an old big city, good for immerse yourself in Laos traditional things. Vang Vieng is a party town. (Land for sin people.) Famous for kayaking and tubing in the river. Korean love

My 8 favourite places in Ayutthaya, Thailand

Hey! If you’re fond of ruined cities, don’t miss coming to Ayutthaya. Those red stars on the map are my favourite temples, restaurant and cafe. I didn’t go to all places in one day. You opt for your own choice. To be honest, I went to Ayutthaya because It’s old yet beautiful.. Not because of

Tsukemen in Shibuya, Dougenzaka mammosu

道玄坂マ ンモス(Dougenzaka mammosu) It is 11 seats Ramen restaurant located in Shibuya. At this restaurant you can choose noodle type. I’m not sure what it is but it’s so tasty that I have to share to the world! I ordered Tsukemen. The noodles and the soup were given separately. Basically, I dipped my noodles in the

Japan: Lake Kawaguchi

There’re 5 lakes that you can have the view of Mt.Fuji san. Lake Kawaguchi is one of them. This place might be easiest and most convenient to visit as there are hotels, shops, restaurants, good public transportation. Live camera Kawaguchi http://www.fujigoko.tv/english/ First thing that I always did if I didn’t have locals accompany with me is

Mt. Fuji & Outdoor activities

As we know, Fuji san is shy and always hide himself in the cloud. Better check weather forecast before going there if you want to meet him 🙂 Here is Live Camera link. http://www.fujigoko.tv/english/ I’ll gather some interesting information and useful links here. (Photos are not mine.) What to do there? Trekking & Climbing Official Climbing Season

Top 10 places to visit in Chiang Mai

1 Doi Pha Hom Pok The second highest mountain in Thailand near Myanmar border. Even it’s less popular, its beauty is as great as other mountains in Thailand.  Make sure you make a camp there in moonless night to see the milky way and scattering stars. From the camping area, you can walk 3.5km up

Virtual Aurora Borealis tour in Bangkok

It’s WEEKEND. Yeyyy. I’ve been to Science centre for Education or ‘Thong  Fah Jum Long’. You can either go there by car or sky train. (No parking fee). I arrived at 10.00am and got show time at 12.00pm! (the earliest one is at 11.00am). There’re 3 buildings. The first one holds minerals exhibition. The second one

Chiang Mai gallery

Top 10 places to visit in Chiang Mai —> SOON

Chiang Mai: Mae Klang Luang Village Part II

Good morning We were woken up at dawn by roosters crowing. The sound that I haven’t heard for long time. We had hot porridge as our breakkie then strolling up to the hill to absorb some sunshine. We bumped into three little puppies on the way there and quickly became each other’s travel buddies. It