(⬇︎ภาษาไทยด้านล่าง⬇︎) the Beaten Path, And Into a Historical Valley. It has become our mission of late to spend our weekends exploring our very own native city (born and bred, no less). We have always dreaded Bangkok’s nasty ridiculous traffic that always holds us back from going places like we actually wanted to. But after some successful planning, here we are, getting the most out of each day by grouping together the places that we want to do and do it all in one whole day. So the whole of our last Saturday went like this: morning at this gorgeous Bangkhunprom Palace, lunching at Krua Apsorn, and...
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(⬇︎ ภาษาไทยด้านล่าง ⬇︎) are two things that would NEVER go out of style. It is money. And it is knowledge. I was in my sophomore year, my father allowed me to drive to school for the first time. One condition though, was that each evening, I was to pick him up at his work. My university was on Henri Dunant Road, his office on Silom. Usually, he would get off work late, and strangely, instead of going window shopping at the MBK mall like most of my peers, I would rather be sitting around, doing my homework and reading at his office’s vast library. The waiting was only for a couple of hours a day, but the...
Here's my 2018 lunch at Le Normandie, Mandarin Oriental Bangkok.
(⬇︎ภาษาไทยด้านล่างค่ะ ⬇︎) recently took us to Phnom Penh and we got to stay at the city’s one and only heritage hotel – Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Once the tallest building in Phnom Penh when it first opened in 1929 with 54 rooms as Le Royal, the building has gone through the Khmer Rouge and then some. When Raffles took over the premises in 1995, a thorough and delicate restoration was made along with two new additional buildings that replicated the original heritage...