MORE – Bangkok’s Soi 16

TRANSPORTATION –  Like Paris or London for people moving, a map makes getting around quicker and easier. Bangkok’s traffic is horrific.  Be mindful when you cross streets, motorcycles appear unexpectedly, anywhere.  Taxi’s are cheap and plentiful but Public Transportation saves time getting around the city. Take the BTS-Skytrain, MRT- Subway, River Boat, or maybe a…

Bangkok has been entertainint tourists for ages, making Thai’s experts  at hospitality, offering an abundance of accommodations to suit every budget and personality. The following websites include lots of fabulous visuals, so, I’ve chosen to allow them do the job they were created for.  A few of my favorite hotels include: UP MARKET – 5 Star…

The historic Bridge on the River Kwai & Hellfire Pass, is a tour that will connect you to the history of Thailand.  Here, you can learn more about the classic film, and Thailand’s role during WWII. Australia established a Memorial at Hellfire pass, dedicated to the Aussie’s who were tortured and died, then buried in…

Hua Hin, is charming little village, approximately a three hour drive from Bangkok.  Get away from the city lights and take a road trip through the countryside to enjoy the Gulf of Thailand for a few days.  Avoid the hassle of going through airport security. In addition to an interesting walk about town – the…

I like knowing that I’m welcome at the Park Plaza, but I’m always open to trying new places to sleep, especially if they’re in interesting neighborhoods.  http://www.bangkok.com/imm-fusion/photos.htm Conveniently located on Sukumvit, at OnNut, the last stop on the BTS Skytrain.   Breakfast is tasty – toast, fresh pastries, cereals, and plenty of choices… There’s a Tesco…