It is precisely two months and three days since I left the Philippines. Time passed very quickly and it is just less than a month before I go back home. I think the time is ripe for me to talk about my adventures here in Siam.
Fortunately, I managed to keep myself from being a recluse inside my room. If the opposite was the case then I have nothing to tell you, dear Reader, and this blog will cease being a travel blog. I am glad to announce that I already visited a lot of places in Thailand. I roamed Bangkok and I even went to a remote area in northeast Thailand.
So, here are what you should expect in the coming weeks on my blog:
Church Hunting in Thailand
Since I am a Catholic and an enthusiast of the Catholic heritage, my foremost goal was to visit the churches in Thailand. Another reason for church hunting is that I need to attend the Holy Mass. The church is my refuge especially when I am sad and feeling so homesick.
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Churches are rare in Thailand since majority of people are Buddhist. However, Catholicism made a mark in this country and so I can show you many interesting churches, one of which is the cathedral shown on the above photo.
Interesting Bangkok
Bangkok is a crossroad of cultures. That's why this city has colorful culture. I already visited some places in the capital city (and I hope to visit other parts of the city in the future). Some are interesting and some may be mundane but they are all part of this wonderful city.
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Cooking Like a Noob
I am learning a lot of things here in Thailand. I already learnt how to ride a bike just after two practice sessions without any training wheel nor any help from other people! Another skill that I'm trying to learn is cooking.
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Above is the sauteed pork giniling, which is one of the dishes that I cooked that have tolerable taste. Alas! Most of the food that I cooked tasted bad. I eat my badly cooked food as my punishment for being an awful cook.
I will talk about some of my cooking in the coming posts so expect this blog to become a sort of [awful] culinary blog. Aside from my own cooking, I will also talk about the Thai food that I had eaten.
Maybe some of you are good cooks. Please give me idea on what to cook next. I will try to cook it and show you the result. ;-)
Outside of Bangkok
Bangkok is not the only interesting place in Thailand. There are a lot of tourist spots outside of the capital. So far, I already visited an amusement park and a protected forest. Ancient temples were also plentiful in this country of old kingdoms and empires. I haven't visited an ancient temple yet but I am planning to see Ayutthaya, which is a city of old temples.
These are the things that you can expect in the coming posts. So, let me serve as your eyes and I will show you the grit and glamour of Thailand.
the chruch photo above is really nice...and you'll learn cooking eventually...hihi..Good for you not to have scratch learing the art of biking...hihi...:)
ReplyDeletexx!
Yes Xoxo_Grah. Bangkok Cathedral is one of the beautiful churches in Thailand.
DeleteThanks for cheering me on. Yup. Matututo din ako.
Hindi nga ako nagasgasan. Nakabangga lang ako ng puno at basurahan. :-P
lapit ka na pa lang umuwi parekoy, pasalubong ha!? :D
ReplyDeletepatatas ba yung kasama nung ginisang giniling mo?
Pasalubungan kita ng mga pictures. :-P
DeleteYep. Those are potatoes. Want some?
me catholic churches din palan don sa thailand. sabi kasi nong friend ko wala daw. di nga sya nagsisimba. baka sa lugar nila. maraming shopping center jan sa bankok diba?
ReplyDeleteYes. There are Catholic churches here pero sa Bangkok sila makikita. Mas rare sa lugar sa labas ng Bangkok.
DeleteNaku. Marami talagang shopping centers dito. Pati yung mall nila ay malalaki.
ay!grabeh kakainggit naman. sana makapasyal ako jan
Deletehaha ganyan din lage ko niluluto ha
ReplyDeleteganda nung church ha
Madali kasing iluto no kaya lagi mong niluluto. :-)
DeleteI'd love to visit Bangkok. It looks like such an interesting city. =)
ReplyDeleteHope you visit Bangkok in the future.
DeleteFINALLY!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteHa ha. I know you are excited for this. ;-)
DeleteWow! You could find a church in Thailand? I did not even know where to look! It is a predominantly Buddhist country. Temples everywhere.
ReplyDeleteYes Foong. They are hard to find but they are there.
DeleteNice photo of the Victory Monument. Did you try the boat noodles there?
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried the boat noodles yet. I'll try it in the future.
DeleteI think I will be going to Bangkok again next year LOL!
ReplyDeleteReally? I hope that I am still here when you visit Bangkok again. :-D
DeleteBeautiful church! Amazed that they have such nice ones in a country full of temples...
ReplyDeleteYeah. I was amazed and glad at the same time. At least I have somewhere to go for Sunday Mass.
DeleteNagutom ako sa ginisang giniling na may patatas. :)
ReplyDeleteGanda ng church. Hopefully, next time may interiors din. Demanding lang ng onti bro. hahahaha. :) Have a safe stay there.
Hehe...magluto ka ng sarili mong giniling with patatas. :-P
DeleteSure! Magpapakita ako ng interior next time. Bitinin ko muna kayong mga readers for this post.
hehehe. salamat bro.
DeleteAng pinakamadali yata lutuin e nilaga dahil papakuluan mo lang sa tubig ang baboy o baka pag malambot na timplahan at lagay na ang gulay. Ang gusto ko mapuntahan e yung floating market dyan sa bangkok at sa hat yai pero ang layo yata ng hat yai sa bangkok.
ReplyDeleteI'll be in BKK this week. Can't wait to eat Thai food again! So lucky of you to be based there :)
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