From colorful streets and shopping malls to peaceful temples, cafés, festivals, and everyday moments, Bangkok always offers something memorable. This collection captures my Bangkok memories from August to December 2023, sharing the places I visited, the experiences I enjoyed, and the moments that made living in Thailand so special. Whether you love travel photography or want to experience everyday life in Bangkok, I hope these memories inspire your own journey.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

24 Dec 2023 @ Fashion Island, Bangkok

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Between May and July 2023, I captured many small moments while living in Bangkok. Some were beautiful memories about sunsets, some were weekend outings, street food discoveries, shopping malls, temples, parks, and everyday life in Thailand. This collection is a visual diary of those months and reflects my journey of living, exploring, and appreciating Bangkok beyond the typical tourist attractions.

Saturday dinner at local night market in Ramkhamhaeng soi 65.

22 July 2023 @ Bangkok

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Songkran Festival in Bangkok was something I had seen online many times—but experiencing it in real life during Songkran 2023 was completely different. What looks like fun water fights on Instagram is actually a deeply cultural celebration mixed with joy, chaos, respect, and human connection. This was my first time witnessing Thailand’s New Year festival on the streets of Bangkok during the Songkran Festival Bangkok, and it left a much deeper impression than I expected.

15th April 2023 / During the Thai New Year holidays, I stayed in Bangkok to enjoy the Songkran festival. The next day I visited Chachoengsao City near Bangkok.

The vibrant atmosphere of the Songkran Festival Bangkok truly captivated me during my stay.

Enjoying Songkran Festival in Bangkok, Near Siam City Center

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Every fitness journey begins with a single decision to make a positive change. In 2022, I started focusing more on my health while living in Bangkok, gradually building better habits through regular exercise, healthier choices, and a more active lifestyle. This post documents my personal fitness journey, the challenges I faced, the progress I made, and the motivation that kept me moving forward. It’s not about perfection—it’s about becoming a better version of myself, one step at a time.

Today : 12 KM Walk + Run

Dec’22 : 60 KM

2022 : 1170 Km

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Bangkok is more than just a city for me—it’s where everyday moments become lasting memories. Between September and December 2022, I explored different parts of Bangkok, enjoyed local food, met friends, attended events, and captured countless moments that made this period special. This photo diary shares some of my favorite memories from the last four months of 2022 while experiencing everyday life in Thailand’s vibrant capital.

After a long time for as much you can eat salad.

Merry Christmas.

25 Dec 2022 @ Sizzler @ Centralplaza Lardprao, Bangkok

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Every season in Bangkok brings new experiences, and the months from May to July 2022 were filled with memorable moments. Whether it was discovering new restaurants, spending time with friends, enjoying everyday city life, or simply capturing beautiful scenes around Bangkok, these memories reflect another chapter of my life in Thailand. This collection is a personal photo diary documenting the little moments that made these three months special.

After very long time visiting Fashion Island. Huge place to eat, shop and entertainment

30 July 2022. @ Fashion Island, Bangkok

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 On Day 4 of our journey, we embarked on a half-day excursion to the illustrious Wat Arun Temple in Bangkok, Thailand, during July 2022. This iconic landmark, renowned for its stunning architecture and rich cultural significance, offered an enlightening glimpse into the country’s spiritual heritage. Our visit was marked by a profound appreciation for the intricate designs and serene ambiance that characterize this remarkable site. Overall, the experience was both enriching and memorable, contributing significantly to our understanding of Thailand’s historical and cultural landscape. In July 2022, I embarked on a half-day excursion to Wat Arun, the iconic “Temple of Dawn,” situated along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Despite the sweltering heat, the temple’s intricate architecture and serene ambiance made the visit truly memorable.

Wat Arun Temple, Bangkok

Wat Arun, officially known as Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, is a prominent Buddhist temple located in the Bangkok Yai district. The temple’s name is derived from Aruṇa, the Hindu god representing the radiations of the rising sun. Its central prang, symbolizing Mount Meru from Hindu cosmology, is flanked by satellite prangs dedicated to Phra Phai, the wind god.

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In July 2022, I embarked on a memorable day trip to Safari World Bangkok, immersing myself in a world of wildlife and entertainment.

Safari World Bangkok

Safari World is a renowned tourist attraction in Bangkok, Thailand, comprising two main parks: Marine Park and Safari Park. Established in 1988, it spans 480 acres for its open zoo and 180 acres for its bird park.

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On day 2 we explored Grand Palace, then lunch at Indian Restaurant. In the evening we spent time at IconSiam near the riverside and evening party again at Cheap Charlie Bar.

The Bangkok Grand Palace is Thailand’s most iconic landmark, known for its stunning architecture and sacred temples. This travel guide covers tickets, dress code, timings, and everything you need to know before your visit.

About the Bangkok Grand Palace

On the second day of our Bangkok adventure, we immersed ourselves in the city’s rich cultural tapestry, starting with a visit to the Grand Palace. Established in 1782, this expansive complex not only served as the royal residence but also housed government offices and the revered Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Spanning 218,000 square meters and encircled by walls stretching 1,900 meters, the palace stands as a testament to Thailand’s architectural grandeur. Originally, the royal seat was in Thonburi, on the Chao Phraya River’s west bank. However, King Rama I, upon ascending the throne, deemed it unsuitable and commissioned the construction of this new capital on the river’s opposite side.

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