Thai boxing is a local version of kickboxing, and it’s the most important sport in Thailand.
Thailand – Not Always Happy
When I was visiting Thailand, there were lots of demonstrations in Bangkok, because people weren’t happy with the current political situation.
Tourists in general, should avoid places of demonstrations, because you never know how violent it’s going to be. Nothing bad happened to me, but it was sad to observe all these people.
Thailand – Bangkok
Bangkok is officially named “Krung Thep Maha Nakhon”.
It’s a capital since 1782.
These days, it’s a large, tropical city with many different districts, and two huge airports (that sometimes causes confusion).
Yesterday, I showed you a typical picture of one of the temples in Bangkok; for today, I chose rather not so typical image of the city, however I like it. 🙂
Thailand – Golden Capital
Bangkok is the largest city and the capital of Thailand.
It’s crowded, very diverse, and full of golden temples, that’s why I wrote it’s a “Golden Capital”.
Thailand – Flag
The flag of Thailand has five horizontal stripes in the colors red, white, blue, white and red.
The colors apparently represent the blood of life (red), the purity of the Buddhist faith (white), and the monarchy (blue.)
The flag looks like that since 1917.
Thailand – Land of Smiles
Thailand is sometimes called as “Land of Smiles”, however I could easily find other countries that should rather have this nick name.
Thailand – Introduction
Welcome to the Kingdom of Thailand. 🙂
Have you been to Thailand? What are your memories?
I have to say, Thailand is far from being my favorite country; I think it’s overrated from many reasons. However, there are still nice, interesting and worth visiting places. And that’s what I’ll try to show you this month on my blog. Hopefully, you’ll like it. 🙂
Sardinia – Final impression
Today, the last post about Sardinia on my blog.
How did you like my travel impressions about this big Italian island?
I have nice memories from Sardinia; it was interesting and relatively easy to travel through the island. Definitely, I enjoyed my holidays in Sardinia. 🙂
Tomorrow, we’re going “a bit” farther. 🙂
Stay tuned!
Sardinia – Sassari
Sassari is one of the biggest and oldest cities of Sardinia.
Maybe, I didn’t spend there enough time, but I wasn’t impressed by Sassari.
Sardinia – Castelsardo
Castelsardo is a must-see town in Sardinia.
It’s lovely located on the hill by the sea.
You’ll find there castle and fortifications from the 12th century and many colorful houses.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy your time in Castelsardo and it’s very likely your camera will stay quite busy there. 🙂
Sardinia – Olbia
Olbia is another coastal town in Sardinia; it’s easily accessible for tourists because of nearby international airport.
Sardinia – Santa Teresa & Corsica
Sardinia is very close to Corsica, so if you want to visit this French island, you can a ferry from Santa Teresa (Sardinia) to Bonifacio (Corsica); the trip takes less than an hour.
Sardinia – Santa Teresa Gallura
Santa Teresa Gallura (Santa Teresa di Gallura or Santa Teresa) is a seaside resort on the northern coast of Sardinia. Nice colorful town, a harbor, a 11 m high 16th century watchtower (La Torre di Longonsardo) and sandy beaches, just relax here. 🙂
Sardinia – Capo Caccia & Neptune Caves
Capo Caccia peninsula is located just outside Alghero.
From there, you can take over 600 scenic stairs and go to beautiful Neptune Caves – that was my favorite part fo visiting Alghero. 🙂
Sardinia – Alghero & Water
Alghero is a harbor town with nice beaches.
Great place to relax and enjoy water.
Sardinia – Alghero
Alghero is a nice medieval town with beautiful historical center.
Just outside Alghero you’ll find more natural attractions and interesting archaeological sites.
Sardinia – Arbatax
Arbatax is a small harbor town in Sardinia; it’s a nice and friendly place for a walk.
And, it’s my absolutely must-see in Sardinia, because of amazing Red Rocks (Rocce Rosse).
Sardinia – The Best of
I was absolutely fascinated by the rock formations Rocce Rosse (the Red Rocks) in the center of Arbatax.
That’s my no. 1 in Sardinia. 🙂
Sardinia – Wine
There are several vineyards in Sardinia, so you can try many different wines in Sardinia.
You can choose between red and white wine; just try and find your favorite one.
Sardinia – Food
Italian cuisine is always delicious, isn’t it? 🙂
So should be Sardinian food.
What to choose depends on your own preferences, I’d say – try variety of seafood and enjoy it. 🙂