Bangkok Vegetarian Festival (Chinatown)
byThis time last year I wrote a similar post on the Bangkok Vegetarian Festival… in not so great words. To sum up I figured…
Bangkok Celebrations
Celebrations and festivals in Bangkok Thailand. From Buddhist religious festivals to global celebrations.
A Simple Songkran Ceremony (Song Nam Phra)
byToday marks the first day of Songkran festivities and with evening flights to Myanmar for the Thingyan festival we have been forced to celebrate…
Christmas at Central World
byDespite not being a Christian country, Christmas is well celebrated in Thailand. Of course Christmas here is all about commercialism and as always in…
Bangkok Christmas Lights
byThe best of the Bangkok Christmas lights are found between the Chit Lom Skytrain station and the Siam Skytrain Station – the most popular…
A Local Loy Krathong
byChao Phraya River is the water of choice for visitors celebrating Loy Krathong in Bangkok. For me, I avoid it. The popular riverside areas are…
Halloween at Route 66 (RCA)
byI don’t think you will find larger crowds for Halloween in Bangkok. Sincerely impressive. On arrival we honestly didn’t expect much to be going…
Surviving Kin Jay Festival
byIf Scrooge and the Grinch were to collaborate on a festival the ‘Kin Jay’ Chinese Vegetarian Festival would be it. Scrooge endorsing a vegetarian…
Songkran is Annoying (Thai New Year)
byIf dressed well, with a fresh box of donuts then yes – Songkran is annoying. Do you expect me to eat water soaked donuts…?…
Chinese New Year in Bangkok
byDancing dragons, snapping fire crackers, booming drums. This is what I expected at the opening ceremony of the Chinese New Year in Bangkok Chinatown…
All is Quiet on New Year’s Day
byThe rumbles of Bangkok’s New Years celebrations are replaced with birdsong and lizards with the occasional lapse for complete silence. The streets are empty….