Bangkok

The wet season seemed to have come early to Bangkok this year. When the rain first broke we were sat in a front-room Thai restaurant a few streets from our…

Introduction Welcome to my Bangkok Travel Guide. Before I start this article there are a few things you need to know. I am not trying to cover all bases in…

Bangkok is a spectacular city for so many reasons, with its nightlife being a draw for alot of tourists. But once you’ve consumed all the Sangsom rum buckets you can…

I’ve written recently about authenticity when travelling. Alot of travellers head out to find the ‘real’ place, looking for a city they’ve read about in a book.  But for a…

Open up any ‘must see’ guide for Bangkok, and at the very top of the list you’ll find the Grand Palace. And rightly so. You wouldn’t visit Paris and miss…

Wat Arun at sunset must be the best sunset in Bangkok. It is a stunning place to visit during the day. In fact I think it might actually be the…

Wat Pho. Been there done that. Or so we thought! Thanks to Becca’s fantastic research, we found ourself in a little apartment opposite the 250-year-old temple. Not only was it…

Wat Arun Wat Arun is the most awkward to access of the three main temples in central Bangkok, as it’s on the western banks of the river Chao Phraya river….

Having spent 24 hours in the hectic capital of Thailand, we’re already starting to feel a long way from home. The language, the food, the humidity, this place is a…

Working in London, I like to think I’ve got a fairly good grasp on parks. Joggers, dogs, trees, football, the occasional squirrel to make it feel like the countryside. I’m…