No shortcuts. Just 8,000 steps a day — and 165+ km done in Jan’26. Embracing life in bangkok.

01 Feb 2026 @ Chatuchak Park, Bangkok

Discovering the vibrant culture and daily routines of life in bangkok.

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 @ Chatuchak Park, Bangkok

23 Years Ago My Thailand Chapter Began on This Day

07 Feb 2026 @ S-Oasis, Bangkok

Not Shopping… upgrading the personality

16 Feb 2026 @ Tom’s Fashion, Bangkok

Today’s kitchen experiment turned into comfort food — homemade masala potatoes, simple but seriously satisfying

18 Feb 2026 @ Home

Good to meet you after 20 years

19 Feb 2026 @ Nextopia, Siam Paragon, Bangkok

Saturday Night Dinner

21 Feb 2026 @ Bangkok

A Slow Sunday: Walk, Food & Shopping

22 Feb 2026 @ Walk – Kaset Nawamin, Bangkok

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 @ Chatuchak Park, Bangkok

Today after long time 5 KM non stop slow pace run in 40 minutes very very hot and sweaty.

26 Feb 2026 @ Chatuchak Park, Bangkok

It’s my working day, not a shopping day

27 Feb 2026 @ Terminal 21 Asok Shopping Mall, Bangkok

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. Life in Bangkok January 2026 is an exciting chapter.

02 Jan 2026 @ Train Park, Bangkok

Today, first time I cooked very tasty Chole Chawal. (Rice with with White Chickpeas). I love my cooking

As I navigate my daily life, I often think about the unique charm of Bangkok January 2026, which adds a special flair to my experiences.

03 Jan 2026 @ Home

Saturday evening. What to say?

03 Jan 2026 @ Emsphere, Bangkok

Today, I tried making first time ‘Makki Di Roti’ with desi ghee. In start everything goes right. But finally broken. Hahahaha.. But it was really tasty.

04 Jan 2026 @ Home

Watching Dhurandhar…

05 Jan 2026 @ Terminal 21, Bangkok

Night ride with the bike

These small moments matter.

07 Jan 2026 @ Vipavadee Road, Bangkok

Today cooked tasty Daal Makhani , but without Makhhan.

10 Jan 2026 @ Home

Shopping Around

11 Jan 2026 @ The Walk, Kaset Nawamin , Bangkok

A simple day in Bangkok… still feels like an adventure.

18 Jan 2026 @ Enfield Showroom, Don Mueng, Bangkok

Morning temple visit with my shadow Birthday.

19 Jan 2026 @ Wat Mahathat, Bangkok

Happy Birthday Darling

19 Jan 2026 @ HEAP Cafe & Restaurant, Bangkok

Riding through Bangkok, stopping where it feels right

20 Jan 2026 @ Wat Mahathat, Bangkok

Work Hours, Walking Goals, Same Commitment.

21 Jan 2026 @ Tom’s Fashion, Bangkok

Today cooked very tasty Chane Ki Daal.

24 Jan 2026 @ Home

I think, I am very good cook

27 Jan 2026 @ Home

Steak & More Restaurant

28 Jan 2026 @ Steak & More Restaurant

Who can cook Paneer Pakora better than me

31 Jan 2026 @ Home

Home made Moong Daal Khichri with curd and pickles

31 Jan 2026 @ Home

22 July 2025 Visit

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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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 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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In July 2022, my sister and I embarked on an unforgettable evening at Bangkok’s Jodd Fairs Night Market, a vibrant hub of culture, cuisine, and camaraderie. Nestled behind the Central Rama 9 shopping mall, this market has risen from the legacy of the former Train Night Market Ratchada, offering visitors an eclectic mix of experiences.

First Day Evening at Jodd Fairs Night Market in Bangkok

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In January 2022, I had the pleasure of experiencing a dinner aboard the Meridian Cruise in Bangkok, departing from the iconic ICONSIAM. This two-hour journey along the Chao Phraya River combined exquisite dining with mesmerizing views of the city’s illuminated landmarks.

About Meridian Cruise Bangkok

With Meridian Dinner Cruise you will be in a special spot to marvel at the sunset scenery and later a commanding view of Bangkok illuminated against the night sky. Along the way, you will enjoy your happiness with the best Filipino Singer and the Thai Classical Show. You could feel the very Best SERVICE and super delicious dinner as they are cooked by the Micheline Star Chef. Enjoy your dinner with the best scenery of the Chao Phraya River, the historical river of Thailand.

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16th June 2021 / I Visited Erawan Museum in Bangkok, Thailand. It is well known for its giant three-headed elephant art display. Location near Erawan BTS station.

Erawan Museum in Bangkok

Museum is known for its massive 3-headed elephant sculpture, plus cultural & religious artifacts. In the heart of Bangkok’s vibrant landscape lies a hidden gem that seamlessly blends art, history, and spirituality—the Erawan Museum. My half-day trip to this architectural marvel turned out to be a journey into Thai culture and mythology, leaving me awestruck by its beauty and symbolism.

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