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Photo of the day: cable web, Bangkok, Thailand
An eye sore for most locals, the characteristic maze of communication wires are said to be put underground by a massive project that is to improve the image of the city by 2020. Keep travelling
Photo of the day: Chinatown market, Bangkok, Thailand
Booming Bangkok awakes with fruit and vegetable markets around Chinatown, a racetrack for moto-taxis and tuk-tuks alike. Keep reading
Photo of the day: Cheow Lan Lake, Thailand
Waking up to the magical song of gibbons, before setting out on a morning safari in a longtail boat on the surreal landscapes of the Cheow Lan Lake in the Khao Sok National Park is an unforgetable experience. Keep reading
Photo of the day: Wat Phan Tao, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is dotted with many Buddhist temples (wats). Wat Phan Tao is special. Keep reading
Photo of the day: Chinatown at night, Bangkok, Thailand
As Bangkok is booming, one of its hangouts is Chinatown with its flashy red and golden neon advertisements and food-stalls lined up on its pavement after sunset. Keep reading
Photo of the day: the glorious ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand
Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya used to be the capital of Siam for more than 400 years. Strategically located at Keep reading
Photo of the day: Siam square at night, Bangkok, Thailand
Contrasting with the narrow alleyways of Chinatown, the two-time-three-lane boulevards of Siam Square are as busy with cars, mopeds, buses, taxis and tuk-tuks always passing by. Keep reading
Photo of the day: Thailand’s most photogenic Buddha
On the temple grounds of Wat Pra Mahatat in the centre of Ayutthaya, an unusual scene can be witnessed: a multi-century-old Buddha head Keep reading
Photo of the day: the bathing elephant of Ayutthaya, Thailand
Thailand has an almost 5000 year old tradition and know-how of domesticating the Asian elephant for war and logging purposes. Since the ban on logging in the late 1980’s, about 5000 of these elephants need to be taken care of and need about 200 kg of food each day. Tourism seems to be a sustainable solution: Keep reading
