THAILAND
Country Overview:
"Thailand, a captivating blend of vibrant cities, tranquil villages, pristine beaches, and idyllic islands, holds a special place in my heart."
Every time I return to Thailand, I'm reminded of its irresistible allure. The warmth of the Thai people, the seamless blend of modern amenities and ancient traditions, and the sheer diversity of experiences on offer make it a truly remarkable destination. From the bustling energy of Bangkok to the serene beauty of Chiang Mai, and the sun-kissed shores of Phuket to the tranquil islands of Koh Phi Phi, Thailand has something to captivate every traveler. And let's not forget the food – a symphony of flavors that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves a lasting impression. Despite the challenges it has faced, Thailand remains a must-visit country, beckoning me back time and time again.
*Currently living in Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai / Bangkok / Ayutthaya / Pattaya / Chiang Rai / Krabi / Phuket / Koh Tao
I quarantined in Bangkok in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can read more about that experience here.
One Day in Bangkok
Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, is a time of celebration and tradition that is deeply ingrained in the culture of China and other countries with significant Chinese populations, including Thailand. In Bangkok, the Chinese New Year is celebrated with a flurry of activities and events that showcase the rich culture and heritage of the Chinese community.
For those who love to shop, Chinese New Year in Bangkok is a treasure trove of traditional Chinese goods such as red lanterns, decorations, and New Year's delicacies such as dumplings and sweet glutinous rice cakes. These items can be found in abundance in the many markets and shops in Chinatown and other parts of the city.
Chinese New Year in Bangkok is a celebration of culture, tradition, and community, where the past and present seamlessly intersect to create an experience that is both vibrant and meaningful. It’s also really loud.