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Tag Archives: Thailand
Worldwide Live
When I have felt especially claustrophobic during the Pandemic lockdown, I have checked out some of the amazing live camera feeds from around the globe. Recently, I found the wonderful Rolling Cam World on Youtube and I think that I’m … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism : Bangkok
Thailand’s largest bookstore chain Naiin has just opened this beautiful bookshop called Mind Space on two floors of the new Samyan mixed use complex. The stunning bookstore stocks both Thai and English language titles, and is even open 24-hours daily. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Asia, Books, Bookstore Tourism
Tagged Bangkok, Bookselling, Muji, Thailand
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Too Much Candor Can Be Awkward
The Belgian street artist and graphic designer who goes by the enigmatic moniker Monk HF has been sharing some brutally honest travel posters on social media. The ongoing series challenges travelers to address uncomfortable issues, such as pollution, war, migration, animal exploitation, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Europe, Middle East, South America, Tourism
Tagged Borneo, Brazil, Faroe Islands, Greece, Phuket, Thailand
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Synchronicity
Each year, Thailand’s mangrove forests are flooded by swarms of fireflies. Artists Robin Meier and André Gwerder took advantage of the insects’ ephemeral lighting to combine nature and technology in a stunning show. Their resulting film, entitled Synchronicity (Thailand) , … Continue reading
The Escapist
Regular visitors to TBTP are well aware of my inordinate enthusiasm for old school print travel magazines. So, it will be no surprise that I’m a big fan of The Escapist from the editors of MONOCLE. Each issue of this … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Alaska, Argentina, Ethiopia, Poland, Thailand
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Travel Reading
While I might quibble with the specific book choices, I love the concept of this infographic from Fly Abu Dhabi. I always try and find good reads on my travel destinations before a trip. Travel guidebooks are great for history … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Asia, Books, Europe, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA, Writing
Tagged Columbia, Greece, Ireland, Thailand
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I Want To Go To There
Koh Samui is the third largest island in Thailand and one of the most popular destinations for travelers. The tropical beach resort offers all types of accommodations ranging from backpacker bungalows to five star resort complexes, but bibliophiles will only … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism
Tagged Ko Samui, Koh Samui, Thailand
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Sinking Buddha
While attention has been focused on the recent flooding in and around Bangkok, an endangered UNESCO World Heritage site has been overlooked: the ancient Thai temples of Ayutthaya Historical Park, which have survived centuries of severe tropical weather, have been … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, History, Tourism
Tagged Ayutthaya Historical Park, Bangkok, Buddha, Thailand, UNESCO, World Heritage Site
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Round the World Travel (for breakfast)
Do you ever wonder what the rest of the world is eating for breakfast as you shovel your granola or Frosted Flakes? Well the folks at Hostel Bookers sent a link to their photo spread on fifty typical breakfast meals … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, South America
Tagged Breakfast, Costa Rica, Frosted Flakes, Hawaii, Hostel, HostelBookers, Jordan, Morocco, Philippines, Poland, Thailand, Turkey
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Life in a Thai Monastery
The following post has been contributed by William Mathew Ryland who currently lives and works in Bangkok, Thailand. This piece is an excerpt from his compelling, moving and humorous book, Sons of Isan, which chronicles Bill’s experiences … Continue reading