Dogs seem to come in two distinct varieties in Bangkok: the tiny wind-up toys that Hi-So women carry in their purses, and the large bloated hounds that sleep on the street, blocking pedestrian paths. … [Read more...]
Legs at Patpong
The area of Patpong in Bangkok is known for both its bustling knock-offs market and for its seedy bars that cater to foreign men. Somehow, the sight of these mannequin legs thrusting out of oversized sacks captures both aspects. … [Read more...]
Shoe Guard at Wat Pho
Repository for the astoundingly spectacular Reclining Buddha, Bangkok's Wat Pho draws thousands of visitors every year. People should have no fears of their shoes being stolen while they're in the temple, however, thanks to the watchful gaze of these stone guards. … [Read more...]
Dial 7 for Dwarves
It's common practice in Thailand to paint personal property in bright colors with cartoon designs. Shop-fronts, bare walls, and buses all make great canvases; Anime and Disney are both popular sources of inspiration. So it wasn't too surprising to see this pay-phone painted with … [Read more...]
Grilled Duck Tongue
Grilled duck's tongue, anyone? Located across the Chao Phraya among the canals and bamboo groves of Samutprakarn, Bangkok's Floating Honey Market (Talad Nam Bang Nam Phueng) is a great place to try unusual Thai specialty foods. Curious diners can walk among the concrete stands … [Read more...]
