Alena & Anton's food and travel adventures
Oblasti Pang Ung, kde se nachazi jezero obklopene vysokymi borovicemi, se prezdiva Thajske Svycarsko. Je oblibene predevsim mezi mistnimi, obzvlaste o vikendu, a tak kdyz jsme se tam vydali v utery, navstevniku bylo velmi pomalu. Idealni. Pang Ung je mala vesnicka v horach, v podstate jedna kratka ulice s par domky, takze co se tyce … Continue reading Nesmaz vepre ve Svycarsku
The area around Pang Ung in Northwest Thailand is referred to as the "Thai Switzerland" because of the scenery full of tall pine trees surrounding a lake. It's frequented by locals mainly, especially on the weekends, so when we set off to go there on a Tuesday we were pretty much guaranteed the place would … Continue reading Do not fry the porky in Switzerland
Cesta spojujici Chiang Mai a Pai vede pres hory, trva 3,5 hodiny a ma udajne 762 zatacek (nepocitala jsem), na mape vypada jako obri had. To bude zajimave, pomyslela jsem si, vzhledem k tomu, ze mne se dela blbe po peti minutach v houpacim kresle. Nadopovana Kinedrylem jsem to nejak prezila a nastesti nepouzite sacky … Continue reading Pai – stenatka a hippiesaci
The journey from Chiang Mai to Pai leads mostly through mountains, it takes 3.5 hours and it has 762 turns. If you look at a map the road looks like a ginormous snake monster. Alena gets motion sickness after 5 minutes in a rocking chair so this is going to be interesting. Doped on sickness … Continue reading Puppies and hippies in Pai
Uvazovali jste nekdy nad tim, jak mnisi travi cele dny? Jestli opravdu ji jenom ryzi a zeleninu? Zda maji ruzne odstiny oranzove jejich tradicniho odevu nejaky hlubsi vyznam? Odpovedi na tyto a dalsi otazky se muzete dozvedet ve vybranych chramech ve meste Chiang Mai. Univerzita Buddhismu nabizi program zvany Povidani s mnichy, kde se muzete … Continue reading Povidani s mnichy, Lepici vodopady a sloni
Ever wondered how monks spend their days? Are they really only allowed to eat vegetables and rice? Is there a hidden meaning behind the different shades of orange on their robes? You can get these and any other questions you may have answered in some temples in Chiang Mai, a city in northern Thailand. The … Continue reading Monk chat, sticky waterfalls and more elephants
Lasagne for breakfast 