Bangkok is often in my mind. It is what's in the streets that captivated me. Also the food court in the domestic airport, I haven't seen any airport has so much choice of good food.
Nice piece, Craig (though I really feel you could write more, like you've only just got started!). I distinctly remember that smell at Don Muang as soon as the aircraft doors opened - the air was thick with humidity, sweet, spicy and putrid, a promise of all that lay ahead.
Thanks. There's certainty more I could have said but some of that will work better as specific posts rather than in a general article, so I decided to leave it for those adventures.
I know what you mean. I lived there for 12 years. And I figured out a way to take a break from it by going some weekends to Hua Hin. But now being away from it for some time the place i really really miss is Bangkok. π»
Bangkok is often in my mind. It is what's in the streets that captivated me. Also the food court in the domestic airport, I haven't seen any airport has so much choice of good food.
Nice piece, Craig (though I really feel you could write more, like you've only just got started!). I distinctly remember that smell at Don Muang as soon as the aircraft doors opened - the air was thick with humidity, sweet, spicy and putrid, a promise of all that lay ahead.
Thanks. There's certainty more I could have said but some of that will work better as specific posts rather than in a general article, so I decided to leave it for those adventures.
I know what you mean. I lived there for 12 years. And I figured out a way to take a break from it by going some weekends to Hua Hin. But now being away from it for some time the place i really really miss is Bangkok. π»
Reading your posts is an experience with all senses
Thank you for the kind words.