THAILANDBangkok – Talat Noi Quarter – Color of Charoenkrung Project
Talat Noi means “small market” and is a historic neighbourhood in Bangkok adjacent to Chinatown. The area was the first port in Bangkok where immigrants disembarked and you can find several historic buildings around. Today Talat Noi is a cultural attraction combined with modern urban art, as the alleys and houses are full of colorful creations. Several galleries opened and regularly interesting events take place that bring even more works to the walls, such as “Color of Charoenkrung” featuring murals and installations by local artists and designers.
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Hua Hin – Meeting of Styles – Abandoned Factory Graffiti – Lost Place Urban Art in the Jungle
Hua Hin is located in the center of the country on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand and is the oldest beach resort of the Thai royal family, and therefore also for countless tourists. Also the fantastic global graffiti project MEETING OF STYLES organized its first event in Thailand around an abandonded factory near the city in the jungle. More than 50 local and international artists created awesome artworks on April 5th and 6th in 2014, several can still be seen.
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Bangkok – Khlong Saen Saep – Graffiti at the longes canal in the country
Khlong Saen Saep is a canal in central Thailand that provides a water connection from the Mae Nam Chao Phraya River to Prachin Buri and Chachoengsao, making it the longest canal in Thailand. It runs partly through the urban area of Bangkok and countless pieces of graffiti are regularly created along the walls. There are also beautiful large murals and wall paintings on the buildings along the water.
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Bangkok – Mega Metropolis – Urban Art Collection
It is actually not that easy to find graffiti or street paintings in Bangkok. At first you wouldn’t think that and the city is also basically just a single “street art”. A mish-mash of humans strolling around, countless food variations and stalls. Everything is packed with stuff, the buildings and walls are full of trinkets, neon signs, advertisements, cable clutter, hanging laundry or any kind of garbage. But that’s why there is not much room for bigger graffitis there. At least in the center. Of course there are tags everywhere and smaller fast made stuff, but large free wall surfaces are rare and more found in the outer neighbourhoods.
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Koh Pha Ngan – Rainbow Bungalows – Koh Pha Ngan
Our Thailand-Expert Praxinho V., who lived nearly half of his live in Southeast-Asia and who knows all around the islands by experience on exploring by scooter, on elephants, by foot or just crawling – that guy brought us to one of his “Special-secret-super-nice-places”. A lodge where he always goes, and where we all stood for some days and which we definitely can recommend: The Koh Phangan Rainbow Bungalows of Martin Hine and Noy Prante Limkul.
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Streetart Ko Pha Ngan – Urban Art Collection
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Floating Market Bangkok – Trading via Boats
Maybe you searched for it already in the internet, but there is not something like “The Floating Market” in Bangkok, actually there are just heaps and numerous ones. It can be observed everywhere along the rivers and water alleys, you can see the daily business all around and it is simply fascinating.
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Koh Chang – Island Urban Art Collection
Koh Chang is one of the largest Thai islands in the Gulf of Thailand, notable for its dense, steep-sided rainforest. Recommended is the Mu Ko Chang National Park, which is a protected area with hiking trails and waterfalls such as the multi-tiered Klong Plu. Here is a collection of street art and graffiti artworks which we collected meanwhile from this beautiful island.
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Bangkok – กรุงเทพมหานคร – Krung Thep Maha Nakhon
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Koh Pha Ngan – Full Moon Partys and Haad Rin
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Buddha Temples in Bangkok – Ancient Sites, Religion, Philosophy and History
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Bangkok – Pratuname Street Bazar
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Ubon Ratchathani อุบลราชธานี – Mueang Capital
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