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13/05/2026

Kanchanaburi War Cemetery is one of the places I find myself visiting almost every time I come to Kanchanaburi. There’s a kind of peace here that’s hard to explain. The cemetery is incredibly well maintained — always quiet, orderly, clean, and never too crowded.

What affects me the most is reading the words written on the graves. I’m not sure whether these were final messages chosen by family members, words that reflected who the person was, passages from the Bible, or perhaps a mix of both. But somehow, they always feel deeply personal and emotional. Even though these people are gone, it’s clear they are still loved and remembered.

And honestly, thanks to the Thai government as well for continuing to take such good care of this place over the years.

10/05/2026

Wat Tham Suea

I’ve been to Kanchanaburi around 4-5 times, but this was the first time visiting this temple, Wat Tham Suea.

The temple sits on top of a hill with a really nice view. The stairs are pretty steep but it’s not too long.

You can take the tram for just 20 THB, but since it was our first time here, we decided to walk up instead 😂.

#วัดถ้ำเสือ #กาญจนบุรี

08/05/2026

Kanchanaburi - Day1 #วัดถ้ำเสือ

02/05/2026

Back in Kanchanaburi for the first time in years. The drive is so much easier now — the new M81 Motorway gets you there from Bangkok in just a bit over 2 hours.

Right after getting off the highway, I saw a newly opened dessert and souvenir shop and just pulled in.

They had a lot of Thai sweets to choose from. I was actually kind of excited walking around.

Too much to explain — there’s just too much stuff.

Just check out the photos 😆

01/05/2026

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29/04/2026

Before you book your island trip in Thailand, check this first.
Not all islands have the same weather.

If you’re planning to visit Thailand in the second half of the year, use this to plan your island trip properly.

26/04/2026

Best Thai tea

#ชาไทย #การัน

26/04/2026

When I told my wife I wanted some Thai Tea to stay awake while working on new content.

She straight up ordered me a full Thai Tea set from Karun (my most favorite one) 🥰🧋

❤️

#การัน #ชาไทย

25/04/2026

Buy rice, get a free newspaper 😂

คิดเห็นอย่างไร เมื่อสมาชิกพวกเราคือผู้บริโภคกลุ่มเจน Z ลงภาพข้าวผัดห่อข่าว ซึ่งมองว่าแพ็คเกจจิ้งหมึกพิมพ์อาจส่งผลต่อร่างกาย

ส่วนเจนอ่อมแก่แจงว่า ไม่ได้ห่อข่าวเพียวๆแต่มีปัสติกกันไว้ นี่คือแรร์ไอเทมระดับตำนาน ข้าวผัดโอเลี้ยงที่ส่งเยี่ยมแดนพยาบาลก็ใช้แพ็คเกจจิ้งแบบนี้แหละ

06/04/2026

A passenger van crashed into a truck parked on the roadside, leaving 5 people dead and 9 others injured.

In this case, the truck had stopped on the shoulder so the driver could get out to buy something. The van driver is suspected to have fallen asleep, causing the vehicle to drift and slam into the back of the truck. This is an accident that happens very, very often with public passenger vans.

I’ve never recommended anyone to take public vans, even for short trips within Bangkok. For interprovincial travel, I’d strongly say don’t do it at all. I personally avoid them too, because you see news like this all the time.

If you need to travel, it’s better to rent a car and drive yourself. It may cost more, but it gives peace of mind and is much safer. Otherwise, hiring a private car or van is also a better option — the drivers are generally more reliable than those in public transport vans.

I just want to say this: traveling in Thailand is great in almost every way. But when it comes to road accidents, that’s where things fall apart. It happens far too often — due to unqualified drivers, poorly maintained vehicles, and laws that aren’t strictly enforced.