Central Ladprao is one of Bangkok’s oldest and most established shopping malls, but don’t let that fool you—it has been fully renovated and feels modern, organized, and very “local Bangkok lifestyle.”
Eating at Food Court
28 Apr 2026
Day 3 in Chanthaburi was all about slowing down and enjoying the peaceful side of Thailand at Chaolao Beach. We stayed at Sand Dunes Chaolao Beach Resort, a beautiful beachfront resort known for its modern rooms, large swimming pool, and direct beach access. The day was spent relaxing, exploring the beach, enjoying resort life, and taking in the calm atmosphere of Thailand’s eastern coastline.
Early Morning from Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn, Chanthaburi
Baan Luang Rajamaitri, the 150-year old Historic Inn where the legend of Luang Rajamaitri, the benefactor of Chantabun community, has been collected. Perched on the Baank of Chantabun river amongst the riverside community, the inn posses the ancient architectural structure charmed with the original lifestyle of the locals. This is where you can check-in back into the past…that travels to present
We started our Songkran holiday with a road trip from Bangkok to Chanthaburi, one of Thailand’s charming eastern provinces known for its old town, riverside atmosphere, local food, and historic landmarks. After arriving in Chanthaburi, we checked into Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn, rented a motorbike, enjoyed lunch and coffee, visited the beautiful Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, and ended the evening with dinner and live music by the riverside.
Checkin Hotel – Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn, Chanthaburi
I visited to see Motor Show at Challenger Impact Muang Thong Thani in Bangkok on 05th April 2026
Bangkok International Motor Show (Apr’26)
My visit to the Bangkok International Motor Show 2026 was not just about seeing new cars—it was about experiencing how the future of mobility is evolving.
Wat Salali – Hidden Temple Near Nonthaburi
Opening the doors of luck with these blessed hands.
5 April 2026
During my recent exploration around Nonthaburi, I visited Wat Salali, a peaceful and lesser-known temple near Bangkok. Away from crowded tourist spots, this hidden place offered a calm and authentic glimpse into everyday Thai spiritual life.
Fitness journey in Bangkok 2026
If 2025 was about starting, then 2026 is about refining.
Living in Bangkok, I didn’t change everything—I improved what was already working. Walking, running, and regular workouts became more structured, more consistent, and more focused on long-term results.
Places like Chatuchak Park are no longer just part of my routine—they define it.
500 KM done in 2026. The journey continues.
02 Apr 2026
Still staying consistent with 8,000+ steps every day with some strength training, even with a packed schedule — now at a total of 430 km covered this year.
19 Mar 2026
Today 7 KM Walk + 5 KM Non Stop Run (40 Min)
07 Mar 2026
Every city has that one place where everything slows down—and for me in Bangkok, it’s Chatuchak Park.
Between work, routine, and daily responsibilities, this park has become more than just a fitness spot. It’s where I walk, run, exercise—and most importantly—stay consistent.
Today after long time 5 KM non stop slow pace run in 40 minutes 
very very hot and sweaty.
26 Feb 2026
300 KM — Done. Today I crossed 300 kilometers of walking in 2026. No marathon. No big event. Just small daily decisions… repeated again and again.
25 Feb 2026
I’ve been going to this open gym for 5+ years.
Pricing is beautifully dangerous: 20 THB/day or 1000 THB/year. Choose wisely.. 
03 Feb 2026
No shortcuts. Just 8,000 steps a day — and 165+ km done in Jan’26.
01 Feb 2026
In 2025, I accomplished 1565+ KM. @ average of 8000 steps per day. In last 2 days same as well. Consistency is always the best teacher.
02 Jan 2026
1. What is different in your 2026 fitness journey?
More discipline, structure, and consistency compared to 2025.
2. Is Bangkok suitable for long-term fitness?
Yes, especially with access to parks and routine-friendly lifestyle.
3. How often do you exercise?
Daily walking + running + 2–3 strength sessions weekly.
4. Did you achieve your weight goals?
Progress is ongoing, with better control and consistency.
5. What is the biggest challenge now?
Maintaining discipline long-term.
6. Do you still go to Chatuchak Park?
Yes, it remains a key part of the routine.
7. What motivates you now?
Discipline and habit, not motivation.
8. Is your routine beginner-friendly?
Yes, it’s simple and scalable.
9. What changed in your diet?
Better control and awareness.
10. What is your long-term goal?
Sustainable fitness and lifestyle balance.
Phetchaburi to Bangkok Motorbike Trip approx 200 KM
Today morning we checkout from the Sea Sky Beach Resort, Phetchaburi for Bangkok.
The return journey always feels different. Riding back from Phetchaburi to Bangkok on a motorbike wasn’t just about covering distance—it was about slowing down, reflecting on the ride, and gradually moving from quiet coastal roads back into the energy of the city.
Bangkok to Phetchaburi motorbike trip. Total drive approx 200 KM
Today long drive to Phetchburi. First stop for Lunch. Approx 80 KM from Bangkok in Samut Sakhon.
Sometimes the best journeys start without overthinking. Riding from Bangkok to Phetchaburi on a motorbike was not just about reaching a destination—it was about escaping the city, feeling the road, and discovering a quieter side of Thailand. This route, stretching along highways and coastal roads, offers the perfect mix of freedom, simplicity, and real travel experience.
