23rd January 2021 / I visited SEEN Rooftop Restaurant & Bar Bangkok, Thailand. This is one of the riverside rooftop restaurants in the Avani Hotel on the 27th floor.
Romantic Dinner At SEEN Rooftop Restaurant & Bar in Bangkok
My Fitness Journey in Bangkok (2020)
Living in Bangkok since 2003 has shaped many parts of my life, and fitness became one of the most important areas of personal discipline for me. In 2020, I started paying more attention to my health, daily movement, food habits, and overall lifestyle. This post is a small memory from my fitness journey in Bangkok and how I tried to stay active, motivated, and consistent.
29th November 2020 / I Visited Bang Peng Tai Temple. It’s located in Ramkhamhaeng soi 187, Min Buri, Bangkok 10510, Thailand.
Bang Peng Tai Temple
Canalside sister temple to Wat Bam Phen Nuea, with a nearby floating market on weekends.
14th November 2020 / On Diwali Day, I visited Phahurat road for shopping and lunch and then an evening prayer, and lightning, and celebrated Diwali in Bangkok, Thailand.
Diwali Celebration & Shopping in Bangkok
16th October 2020 / Wonderful Pearl Dinner Cruise in Bangkok for a luxury Bangkok Dinner Cruise along the Chao Phraya River
Dinner Cruise Will Departure From River City
Enjoy Thailand’s enchanting cultural heritage as you cruise past some of Bangkok’s most beautiful landmarks. Relax under the stars as you watch Thai Khon classical dance or listen to our live pop and jazz music on the 360-degree panoramic decks on Pearl Cruise. Our elegant buffet on Pearl Dinner Cruise serves up European, Japanese, Thai, and international cuisine.
On a weekday in December 2019, I set out to explore 9 local places in Bangkok — not the usual tourist landmarks, but neighbourhood spots, hidden gems and everyday scenes that give you a deeper feel for the city. From quiet alleys to vibrant local markets, eclectic community spaces and offbeat hangouts, these nine places showed me a different side of Bangkok — one that’s lived, local and richly textured. In this guide, I’ll walk you through each place I visited, how to reach them, what makes them special and tips for planning your own local Bangkok experience.
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Eat Burger at FIN BURGER
25/1 Ramkhamhaeng 4 Alley, Khwaeng Suan Luang, Suan Luang, Bangkok 10250
11th November 2019 / I visited Wat Saket Golden Mountain Temple (Phukhao Thong) in Bangkok, Thailand on the day of the Loy Krathong Festival. The nearest MRT station is “Samyot” just an 800-meter walking distance.
Loi Krathong Festival at The Golden Mountain Temple
Loi Krathong takes place on the evening of the full moon of the 12th month in the traditional Thai lunar calendar, thus the exact date of the festival changes every year. In the Western calendar, this usually falls in the month of November.
At Golden Mountain Temple
In a city known for dazzling skyscrapers and busy streets, sometimes the most meaningful experiences come from unexpected quiet corners. On one afternoon in Bangkok, I wandered into a place filled with vivid colors and deep spiritual energy — the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple. Tucked away in the Bangkapi neighborhood, this Hindu temple stands as a testament to the Indian community’s cultural roots in Thailand, offering both spiritual calm and architectural beauty
14th Sep’19 / Saturday night I visited Hard Rock Cafe Bangkok, which is my favorite for good music and food. I have been coming here for the past 16 years. This cafe is very near to Siam BTS station.
NOW HARD ROCK CAFE IS CLOSED IN BANGKOK
Sometimes, the busiest cities hide the calmest green spaces. On a sunny morning in Bangkok, I found myself wandering into Train Park in Bangkok — a peaceful patch of grass framed by old locomotives and calm pathways, right in the heart of the city’s Bang Sue area. The contrast between the urban sounds outside and the gentle rustle of leaves inside the park reminded me why simple places like this become favorite stops for families, joggers, and anyone seeking a break.
Train Park isn’t just about trains — it’s about taking a breath in Bangkok’s urban rhythm.
