My Thailand Olympics part 3

March 17, 2012 by admin divider image

Following on from part one and part two this time I actually get to show you some sporting events taking place! There weren’t all that many events that I could see, just the usual popular ones (for Thailand) like athletics, … Continue reading →

See more here:
My Thailand Olympics part 3

Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Isaan
Thailand
Real Thai Food

Living In Thailand As An...

Thailand Expat Food Protect The Image Of Thailand Since retiring in Thailand...

Isaan Live Flood News and Updates 23.11.11

Isaan Forgotten, not Gone Last Night The organizations “Save the Children” and “World Vision” held an event. and I quote...

Dinosaur Park, Phu Wiang, khon kaen, isaan (DSLR)

The mist and the clouds gave a strange air to the scene at the dinosaur park. No lush green background with blue skies and puffy clouds. Sort of...

United States Army Reserve Retirement ID Card At...

After many, many years of waiting, I will be officially retired from the United States Army Reserves on my 60th birthday, 5 June 2012, and head to...

MAe Chee Kaew Memorial and more about Ajahn Sao, Mun...

Having made an early stop at the Mae Chee Kaew Memorial and finding the gates locked we made a short stop at Wat Pa Wiwek Watthanaram, where Luang...

How The Tourism Authority Of...

When the Tourism Authority of Thailand isn’t stealing photos to add to...

Welcome To Mahasarakham – A Travel Guide

My buddy Tom, over at Isaan-Live has compiled THE definitive travel book for anyone wanting to go to Isaan and visit Mahasarakham. Unlike the...

Thailand Tourism Rebound? I Don’t Think So

Thailand Tourism Rebound? I Don’t Think So is a post from: Khon Kaen Related posts: Tourism Authority Of Thailand Attempts To Lure Chinese...

Samrong Market: All Thai Cooking Ingredients You Need...

Busy Samrong Market Bangkok has tons of markets. Some of them are mega distribution markets, while others are little neighborhood low key markets....

Ministry Of Tourism And Sports Lunacy

The permanent secretary of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Suwat Sidthilaw, is a complete idiot. He chaired a meeting and came up with some...

Siam in Transition – Part I

Thanks to Better World Books I got yet another antiquarian book on Thai topics at a very competitive price - Kenneth P. Landon's Siam in Transition...

Death disco was operating beyond normal hours – but...

From Andrew Drummond, Bangkok August 17 2012 A fire in a discotheque on the Thai holiday island of Phuket in which four revelers were burned to death...

Koko Restaurant at Siam Square – Great Taste, Good...

Larb Tao Hoo The menu at Koko Restaurant in Bangkok’s Siam Square is lengthy and filled with dishes that range from non-vegetarian dishes to a...

Khao Mok Gai – hidden in the midst of Khao San Road

Areesaa Lote Dee อาอีซะฮ์ รสดี Khao Mok Gai (ข้าวหมกไก่) is one of those dishes that can easily control...

Pad Thai Streetfood in Khon Kaen Thailand 28.03.12

She's been missing a couple weeks and has a new sous chef, but when the pad thai lady gets all burners going she has no time to chat. With the 7-11...

Bangkok Bites: 5 Mexican Siesta Inducers

This is a delayed Bangkok Bite, brought to you by a serious Cinco de Mayo hangover. This year’s holiday happened to coincide with Thai holiday

lunch in khonkaen

Thaifood isaan another day starvation beaten at the doorstep Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.7

Panta Video Store – Serving Indian, Nepalese and...

Thali Khana, Bangkok, Thailand It was the video store that first caught my attention as I walked past this little hole in the wall restaurant in the...