4th July 2020 / Walking around Sub Lek Reservoir in Lopburi, Thailand. It is a scenic place with small mountains in the distance and an island in the middle.
Get to the outskirts of Lopburi town and spend some time at the Ang Sub Lek reservoir. Looked at a few places that were situated some floating on the lake and some beside it. The place is relatively deserted during the weekdays so you will have plenty of peace and quiet.
4th July 2020 / Walking around Monkey Temple in Lopburi, Thailand. It is called in the Thai language “Phra Prang Sam Yot”
Despite Lopburi’s significance as an ancient Siam capital, the town would likely fall into obscurity were it not for the monkeys. And by far the most notable historic attraction is Prang Sam Yot an ancient Khmer temple, aka Lopburi Monkey Temple, which is where the monkeys preside. We enjoyed good fun with the monkeys and made a lot of photos. But keep in mind that the monkeys are wild animals and will use their teeth if you try and take back whatever they steal or if they start to slide off you and want to hold on.
monkey temple in Lopburi
9 Feb 2020 / I spent one night in Ban Phe at Linda’s place near Rayong, Thailand. As well as walk around the beach road and city. Have a look at my pictures and video.
Getting Ready for the Ban Phe Beach
19 January 2020 / Maeklong Railway Market is a popular Thai market selling fresh vegetables, food, and fruit in the province of Samut Songkhram, southwest of Bangkok.
The railway became famous for its route through the Maeklong Railway Market, nicknamed the “umbrella pulldown market”. It is one of the largest fresh seafood markets in Thailand and is centered on the Maeklong Railway’s track. Whenever a train approaches, the awnings and shop fronts are moved back from the rails, to be replaced once the train has passed.
Maeklong Railway Market
19 January 2020 / The second place which I had on my list was Baan Loylom Farm’s stay. This was the place where I stayed, which is a local farm just like a village.
Let’s start the original Thai native lifestyle and enjoy our local Thai food meal in our fruit garden which is located near the Floating Market (3km). Don’t worry if there are too many coconuts, starfruit, lychee, grapefruit, and some home-grown vegetable all around you. They are all quiet, shady, and extremely cool. And yes you can eat them certainly.
18-19 January 2020 / A short trip to Samut Songkhram and visited Amphawa Floating Market, Maeklong Railway Market & spent one night at Baan Loylom Farmstay
This particular place is known as Samut Songkhram which is near Bangkok only. From Bangkok, it takes around one and a half hours to reach over there by bus. The bus ticket was around 100 Thai baht. So I reached over there by afternoon. The main attraction over there was a floating market named “Amphawa Floating Market”.
In Dec’19 month, I visited 9 local places in Bangkok. Sharing places to visit with my photos and memories.
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 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
3rd November 2019 / Early morning hike to Khao Kalok View Point in Pranburi, Thailand.
Today I am going to narrate my hiking experience to Khao Kalok View Point, Pranburi, Thailand. It was 3rd Nov’19. Actually, on this day, I have to return to Bangkok, but near to my hotel, I saw a board of viewpoint from where one can see the whole of Pranburi beach and planned to go there. So in the early morning, I had my breakfast, and sharp at 8 in the morning I reached this place. Excited a lot about hiking and reaching the top view of Khao Kalok View Point.
02 November 2019 / I visited Pranburi Old Market on 2nd November 2019 (Saturday Evening).
Today I am going to tell you about Pranburi Old Market, Thailand. Let me tell you that Pranburi Old Market Walking Street is more than 200 years ancient including its local style is well-maintained. All Saturday, the walking street opens near Pranburi Old Market. The area comprises wooden houses, cafes, and famous restaurants. The center consists of shops, souvenir shops, a tourism bookstore, as well as delicious food. Luckily it was Saturday 2nd Nov 19, I visited at around 4:30 pm to this place, while this market gets closed by night at 10 pm. The all-over Pranburi people use to visit Old Market, use to shop out, hang out, ship some coffee, etc., and spend a nice time over there.
