Late, but not too late; the June 2016 photo collection! This month’s collection is a mishmash of photo from various countries and places: Angkor Wat, some more images from Ha Long Bay, Volendam, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Laos. It’s slightly less images than I intended to post, but hopefully you won’t mind. And remember: by
A week too late, but finally here: the April photo gallery! All wonderful photos taken in Thailand. Bonus? Bonus! This month also comes with a new video. The following photo gallery and video were made in collaboration with www.thaiplenty.com. I thank them for providing so many wonderful images to work with. The great music in
The following article is a guest blog by fellow dutchman John, who also wrote about his trip to Laos on this site. So I heard about this crazy event going on every year somewhere around April in Thailand. I followed the safety instructions scattered around on the internet; placed my phone in a plastic bag,
Another month, another photo collection. This month’s collection is another mash-up of photos taken in various places. The idea is, that from now on, I’ll be posting a new collection each month. Currently, the number of photos per collection sits around a dozen or so, but this number will increase in future collections. Once
We’re a month and a bit into 2016, and I’m looking forward to traveling again. In the upcoming weeks I’ll be traveling around in my home country, The Netherlands. To get myself (and you) in the travel mood, I decided to dig through some of my photos from last year(s) and upload into our newest
Thailand, it’s a pretty popular place. Millions of people descend upon the nation each year, traveling to its northern mountains or golden shores and blue waters down south. And why shouldn’t you go there? Plenty to explore, plenty to discover, more to enjoy. Thailand thrives on tourism, it’s a major economic factor. How strange
Noisy, smelly, crowded, dirty. Just a few words that perfectly describe Bangkok. Perfect, Bangkok, you are not. Take a turn to the left and you’ll be hopelessly lost, take a turn to the right and you’ll end up in some place you don’t want to. So keep moving along and mind your step. Occasionally,