Phetchaburi is a province where nature and culture have grown together for centuries. Beyond its ancient temples and historic palaces lies a landscape that reflects the rhythm of rural...
King Narai’s Palace, French Ambition, and Persian Diplomacy in Ayutthaya-Era Lopburi During the late seventeenth century, the kingdom of Ayutthaya emerged as one of the most vibrant cosmopolitan hubs...
The Chao Phraya River and a Community in Harmony Travel like the wind : Travel Beyond Borders. A soft breeze drifts across the surface of the Chao Phraya River,...
Travel like the wind – sugar palm, rice field, Pathum Thani The shadows of sugar palm trees stretch across the rice field, like traces of time cast upon the...
Travel Like the Wind : Suchart Choolee Once upon a time, the rivers and canals were the beating heart of Thai life. These waterways were the lifeblood that sustained...
Travel Like The Wind : Suchart Choolee The ancient bell tower, locally known as the “Chedi Yak” or “Giant Pagoda,” stands as the most remarkable landmark of Wat Phraya...
Travel Like the Wind – Suchart Choolee When the wind carries you to Wat Prayurawongsawat, it may very well bring you to rest in a place where history, art,...
Travel like the wind – Suchart Choolee When you step into a Thai home—whether small or large, in the city or countryside—there is always one thing in common: a...
TravelLikeTheWind : Suchart Choolee On the western bank of the Chao Phraya River, at the entrance of Khlong Bangkok Yai—formerly known as Khlong Bang Luang—stand two of Thailand’s most...
From the Original Chao Phraya River to Khlong Bangkok Noi TravelLikeTheWind : Suchart Choolee he Chao Phraya River has long served as the lifeblood of the Thai people. Yet...
