Hidden treasures in Thailand - Khao Sok Nationalpark

 We all know Thailand as a travel country. We know Koh Phi Phi, Koh Samui, Phuket, Krabi, Koh Tao and the more in culture interested travellers even know Chiang Mai, Lopburi and Udon Thani. But have you ever heard of the Khao Sok Nationalpark? Me neither. Before my incredible lovely boyfriend showed me this beautiful place when I visited him last Christmas. We are together since almost three years and my presents for birthday and Christmas were always related to travelling. He knows how to make me happy. Who needs a necklace when you can have gorgeous memories?

My prince and I

Welcome to Australia

I had to change the time on my watch this year so many times and it is just March. I feel to thankful and blessed that I have the possibility to see all these great places. Do not believe that I take it for granted to collect all these stamps in my passport. But now or never. Travel as much as you can and as far as you can. Money comes back, time does not.

10 things I love about Thailand

Somewhere you are always a foreigner. This is what I feel like everyday since living in Thailand. At the first glance this country seems to be chaos at its best. The first time I came here, I was overwhelmed by all the impressions, scents, noises, the heat and traffic. In May last year I did my first trip to Bangkok, in the middle of the hot rainy season.

Meanwhile I began to see a system in this turmoil of people and electric cables everywhere (haven`t yet found out how to put them under the ground). There are some things that never change like the employers of your favourite massage saloon and the menu of that little cute restaurant around the corner but Thailand is always in movement. Where you bought yesterday those fancy shoes at a street market today you get crispy chicken. I put some things together I learned loving here in a list: