Kem-Kon Pahurat (ร้านเข้ม-ข้น พาหุรัด) is a 100% vegan restaurant that offers delicious and authentic Thai food along with nice vegan drink and desserts. Whether or not you are a vegan, if you are looking for a place to have nice food at an affordable price in Pahurat (an area in Bangkok), this restaurant is worth […]
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Phu Huai Isan offers an unseen view of the Mekong River. If you’re visiting Nong Khai Province, this place is worth considering. Overview To reach this viewpoint, we had to take a slow ride on an “E-tak” (a type of local vehicle) up the mountain path. Despite the bumpy road, seats were comfortable, and the
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The Red Lotus Lake at “Nong Han Kumphawapi” lake is one of the most popular attractions in Udon Thani province. It’s definitely worth a visit, but you have to come at the right time. Overview Before this trip, I understood that “Nong Han Kumphawapi” was a large lake with beautiful red lotus flowers. But in
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Pattani is a safe and lively province in Southern Thailand with old town, sacred temples, beautiful mosques, seaside location, a kilometer long market, and delicious food. We stayed here for 8 days and were so impressed that we wanted everyone to experience it. Best Attractions in Pattani Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine Definitely one
A compilation of the best seafood buffets in Bangkok, experienced personally or have received good reviews in Hungry Hub, with links to make reservations, as some restaurants require online bookings only for customers to enjoy their buffet. Copper Buffet Pinklao Let’s start off the list of the best seafood buffet in Bangkok with Copper Buffet,
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The oldest temple in Phatthalung, Wat Khuha Sawan, was built during the Ayutthaya era, but the date of construction and founder are unknown. The temple was abandoned before being renovated in 1909 and later became a royal temple. Wat Khuha Sawan is ideal for those who enjoy peaceful historical attractions with a hint of mystery
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Pak Pra Canal in Phatthalung Province is one of the dream destinations of many photographers. And if you are interested in this place, chances are you may want to take beautiful photos as well. This article is from my experience of visiting Pak Pra Canal twice and hopefully it will help you plan your visit
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This half-day trip from Bangkok to Samut Songkhram and Samut Sakhon is doable in just half a day, even if you wake up late, perfect for a lazy day!! Half-Day Trip from Bangkok Itinerary Baan Plato Buffet If you love mackerel, this restaurant is not to be missed because it offers a mackerel buffet. The
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Khao Ok Thalu (Khao Ok Talu) is an iconic attraction in Phatthalung Province. It is about 250 meters in height. Its unique feature and its name*** come from the big hole near the top of the mountain. You can see a view below through it. *** “Khao” means mountain, “Ok Thalu” means a hole in
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