THAI PANCAKES – ROTI If you have been to Thailand, you will be familiar with the roti bread pancake stalls, as you will find them simply everywhere, ... Share This
Wat Umong – Temple of the tunnels THE FACTS Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham, which translates to ‘Temple of the tunnels and Buddha Dhamma garden’, is more commonly referred ... Share This
History of Krabi Town Pronounced ‘Gra-bee’, this small town located 814 kilometers from Bangkok is not a particularly attractive one in the ... Share This
Loving Andaman Sea Cleaning Day Ao Nang, in Krabi province, is, or should be, a common heritage for both Thai and foreign residents, and for the thousands of tourists ... Share This
Lory and the monitor lizard Lory is not a squeamish kind of woman. She was raised on a farm, riding horses, milking cows and selling calves to the market for ... Share This
INLE LAKE – HITCHHIKING – PART 3 Today I wish to rely mainly on fate and chance, as I often do when I travel. I fill the daily backpack with snacks and fruit from the ... Share This
INLE LAKE – BY BICYCLE AROUND THE LAKE PART 2 Despite being a tourist town, Nyaungshwe is still the main trading hub for the local villages, as well as the departure point for craft ... Share This
Vegetarian Festival Every year on the first day of the ninth lunar month, the streets of Krabi, Trang and Phuket come to life with the festival of Ngan Kin ... Share This
By bus from Chinese border to Khunming Sitting on a curb waiting for a bus to Kunming, immersed in my thoughts on how to continue the journey, I stop to look at the building ... Share This
Hanging Out with the Orangutans in Medan I looked into Suma’s eyes, searching for a sign of recognition. Could this large and limber orangutan and I share a history? Are we ... Share This
Corrado Feroci – the father of Thai modern art There are many foreigners, especially Italians, who during their time living in Thailand have fathered beautiful mixed-race children. ... Share This
Krabi Town – City Tales Early morning in Krabi Town. I patiently await the departure of a longtail boat under a pavilion in the Chao Fa old pier amongst locals ... Share This
Koh Lanta Sea Gypsies The Island of Koh Lanta is home to the ancient people called Sea Gypsies – or Chao Ley in Thai. A few hundred Thai-mai, as they ... Share This
Mu Koh Lanta National Park For travelers wishing to explore the wonders of nature in Southern Thailand, National Parks provide the best resources to achieve this ... Share This
Nyepi day in Bali Nyepi Day is the New Year in Bali according to an Hindu-animist tradition. Nyepi literally means silence, and this silence in Bali is ... Share This
RAFLY WA SAYA, A PROPELLING GROOVE Rafly and his band actively campaign to preserve the environment through music since 2000. He and his band were made homeless by 2004 ... Share This