Yesterday I visited Marina Abramovic’s performance art exhibition for Bangkok’s
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Biker Chicks…Are They Saving the Planet?
Post by chananyaTraffic in Bangkok is horrible. Too many cars, crazy bus drivers and most importantly…no rules of the road. This isn’t too much of a problem for me because I have a motorcycle and a motorbike. I breeze through rush hour traffic; occasionally clipping side mirrors, and frequently risking my life. Motorbikes can be super scary […]
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Bangkok’s Secret Graveyard
Post by chananyaOn July 2nd 1997 South East Asia was hit with a composite loss of more than 230 billion USD. Many factors led to this disaster; high capital mobility, managed exchange rates, monetary autonomy etc…From 1995 to 1997 many Asian countries saw the largest property boom ever. A swift expansion of the construction industry, a rise […]
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Don’t Just Donate, Be Smart
Post by chananyaVolunteering your time, donating money and fundraising are all great ways to give back to humanity. At least with volunteering or fundraising you fully understand that what you’ve given is worth every penny; usually. Donating money to your favorite charity can be another story and hopefully it’s worth a fraction of a penny. So, what […]
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Surf and the City
Post by chananyaPart 3 of my “things to do in Bangkok not involving prostitution” segment focuses on a revolutionary idea of surfing in a city. I mean why go to a beach when you can waste natural resources and surf in your backyard. Awesome. So my wife tells me we should go surfing. I say no. I […]
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Thailand’s White Temple
Post by chananyaI was hungover bad. I didn’t want to go to a temple. Don’t get me wrong, I love to see the sights, I love to travel, but I was viciously hungover. I didn’t want to get out of bed at 8am to see another temple; once you see one…you’ve seen them all. Right? It’s just […]
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Trains, Planes and Automobiles
Post by chananyaFlying. Its something we take for granted in today’s age. Flying is safe, for the most part, fast, but usually uncomfortable. It’s a luxury and not everyone can afford it; well actually….thanks to airasia I think everyone can afford it. But even with airlines cutting safety corners for cheap tickets and over crowded airports, most […]
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Singapore’s Hidden Museum
Post by chananyaSingapore is a wonderful weekend city. It’s small, efficient, and clean. The people are nice, and in the inner city they are looking good and feeling good. Well… most of them are rich so that helps with the looking good feeling good thing. And most of them party hard. Drinks at noon? VIP at […]
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Battling a ‘monkey mind’
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What is community based travel?
Last month I spoke to you about the great importance
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Alternative Economic Development, under the guidance of the Royal Family
Throughout his seventy year reign, King Bhumibol Adulyadej established numerous
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ONE-DAY BEACH ESCAPES FROM BANGKOK
Thailand’s ravishing southern and Andaman islands might be famously
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What the street-food ban has really meant for Bangkok
It has been one year since Bangkok’s street food