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    Land based, and private beaches, freedom and frivolity. The last day of 2012. by: namarran Views[476] Sending of the old year, wishing in the New. Thai lanterns drift into the sky, full of hopes and dreams for 2013. by: namarran Views[505] Koh Lipe smiles. Its always refreshing, and invigorating. Beach time fire pois, with a smile. by: namarran Views[865] Thailand, Bangkok by: videoanita Views[557] Thailand, Phuket by: videoanita Views[453]
     
    Among the plantations of the Akha Ama cooperative in northern Thailand, some 14 families have joined together to promote a future in sustainable agriculture. by: sobremesainspain Views[734] One of the secrets to the high quality crop grown in the Akha village is the access to fresh spring water. Cleaning the coffee cherries is imperative, however the purity of the water is also important to the livelihood of the community. by: sobremesainspain Views[654] High in the mountainous region of northern Thailand, tucked majestically among fertile red clay and copious foliage lies the Akha village, a hill tribe and ethnic minority. They cultivate coffee and stone fruits, sustaining themselves through an entrepreneurial venture run by an ex-monk turned university student, visionary and son of the 'Akha Ama' (Akha mother). by: sobremesainspain Views[810] Do you ponder where your cup of coffee comes from? How it got to you, or how many miles it traveled? Do you imagine the people, villages or the color of the soil behind your 'Christmas blend'? I wanted to learn more about my consumption practices and set out to discover the truths behind a single estate coffee plantation, Akha Ama in Thailand. by: sobremesainspain Views[729] Money Doesn't Grow on Trees by: natashyas Views[496]
     
    Off Guard by: natashyas Views[430] Stuck In Time by: natashyas Views[553] Essential Thai cuisine ingredients (chilli pepper, garlic and shallots) are ready to be cooked in a wok on an open fire stove under the Memorial Bridge in Bangkok, Thailand. by: igory Views[1076] Great variety and amount of street food in Bangkok forces street vendors to locate even on the busy carriageways such as Wongwian Yai Circle in Bangkok, Thailand. by: igory Views[1140] Chefs are cooking Pad Thai (possibly the most famous dish outside of Thailand) at the Chatuchak weekend market in Bangkok. by: igory Views[936]
     
    Hide and Seek with a camera. Whenever these two young refugees saw the camera they sprinted away at top speed, but inevitably sneaked back to view every photograph. by: moonlight Views[852] I'm probably one of the first foreigners that this young Burmese refugee has seen in his life. by: moonlight Views[492] Surrounded by beautiful scenery you could, at times, be forgiven for forgetting that this is a refugee camp. But refugees aren’t allowed an income. They aren’t allowed to farm this land. To be allowed to have a market stall to sell their produce, they have to pay bribes to the officials. by: moonlight Views[802] This young girl and her father were approved for resettlement by the US Department of Homeland Security in 2009. Her mother is still waiting for UN refugee status, so, with her family having chosen to stay together, the daughter remains trapped in the limbo of her birth place – a refugee camp. by: moonlight Views[539] Calm away from the Chaos: A monastery in the refugee camp. ‘Teacher, what’s your religion?’ ‘Teacher, are you Christian?’ ‘Teacher, why don’t a lot of people in the West have a religion?’ ‘Here, we need religion even more because of our situation.’ by: moonlight Views[919]
     
    Bangkok, Thailand by: angieallover Views[608] Tiger Kingdom - Chiang Mai, Thailand by: angieallover Views[772] Bangkok, Thailand by: angieallover Views[642] Maesa Elephant Camp - Chiang Mai, Thailand by: angieallover Views[791] Before exploring Thailand --- my first solo out of the country trip! by: purplejjang Views[292]
     
    My seat in the overnight train to Bangkok, all 14 hours of it! by: pmok Views[826] Found a street full of food vendors in Surat Thani while waiting to board the train. The mortar and pestle are used to crush together ingredients like chilis, shallots, sugar, fish sauce, vinegar, and garlic for various salads. by: pmok Views[684] One last noodle soup, this one was vegetarian. The One last banana pancake before leaving, and a mojito to wash it down! by: pmok Views[509] A gorgeous lagoon that could only be reached by walking up and over a steep ridge by: pmok Views[685]
     
    Kayaked through a We kayaked from one beach to the next through these beautiful rock formation. by: pmok Views[745] There was only one way up and down, and here's the view going down. The last 50m was insane. But if a 70-year-old man in slippers could make it, so could I! by: pmok Views[590] This is the reward: view from the top, think it was an almost 1 km trek, only 7 of us made the effort to get there (out of probably 70 total). by: pmok Views[1611] There was no nice walking path to the viewpoint, just huge rocks and a rope to hang onto. by: pmok Views[577]
     
    View from one of the rest stops on the way to the top of the viewpoint by: pmok Views[452] Ang Thong National Park was the main reason I visited Koh Samui, spent a day trekking and kayaking there, beautiful! by: pmok Views[609] There are lots of stray dogs and cats on the islands. This cutie waited for me to give him food while I ate my street food, he was rewarded with chicken bones. by: pmok Views[893] Street food from Bophut, Koh Samui: skewers of chicken liver, chicken wings, and sausage; sticky rice; and papaya salad, all put in plastic bags, urgh! by: pmok Views[890] One of my favorite sunset shots of Koh Tao, cloudier than expected but the colors were brilliant. by: pmok Views[711]
     
    Several restaurants play movies on their TV at night to attract diners; most have no clue what the movie is. This one thought the movie is named Forgot what I bought to get this plastic bag, but I'm impressed that it's biodegradable. Hope other Koh Tao vendors may follow suit! by: pmok Views[538] Sunset over Jamson Bay. I endured many mosquito bites during the 30 minute sunset duration. by: pmok Views[547] View from my 100b beach chair/umbrella on Nangyuan Island. The cluster of boats in the water are at a very famous dive site named Twins, I dived there a few times myself. by: pmok Views[538] Another couple with matching swimming outfits. They took an insane number of photos and he even flashed a
     
    One of several couples who wore matching outfits. Do they really think that's cute?? by: pmok Views[727] A husband teaching his wife to snorkel, she was wearing a life vest and the water was only waist high, but was still too fearful. Hmmm.... by: pmok Views[846] A wood path almost goes all the way around one of the mounds of Nangyuan Island by: pmok Views[499] Close-up of the connecting beaches, no Photoshopping needed! by: pmok Views[977] This is THE shot of Nangyuan Island, taken from the viewpoint. The famous triple-connecting beaches are out of this world. by: pmok Views[2450]
     
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