The Paradise Boutique Hotel is in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, in the Hang Bac road. From here, most attractions can be reached within walking distance. Right at the next road junction is the Dinh Liet road, where a night market takes place every weekend. The staff of the Paradise Boutique Hotel is extremely […]
French Quarter – Hanoi
The French Quarter in Hanoi is known for its boulevards, parks and magnificent buildings. Many of them date from the colonial era and the French architecture dominates the streetscape. It lies east of the Hoan Kiem Lake. We start in the Ly Thai To road and go south. The Hanoi Guesthouse (Golden Time Hostel) catches […]
Tourist Center of Hanoi by Day and Night
The tourist center of Hanoi includes the old town and the area around the Hoan Kiem Lake. Old town The old neighborhoods, that have largely withstood the colonisation of France and the bombing of the Americans during the Vietnam war, house a huge number of small businesses, hotels, restaurants and bars. The lively traffic makes […]
Workout in Bangkok
Following the official opening the TBEX Asia 2015, the atmosphere got more and more relaxed. Especially the young women were dancing. After the singer appeared on the stage and further heated up the mood, the dance took on almost ecstatic tendencies. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content, […]
A unique Loi Krathong in Bangkok
Loi Krathong is one of the most romantic celebrations in Thailand. In this celebration, the people show their respect and honour to nature. Usually, it takes place on a lake or a river. People thank the river for donating water the whole year and simultaneously apologize that they have polluted it. A Krathong is a […]
Royal Barges National Museum and Steve Cafe & Cuisine
The visit of the Royal Barges National Museum is part of our Klong tour in Bangkok. 8 Royal Barges are kept in a gigantic hall. History Originally, barges were used to transport goods on rivers and canals. At the time, when Ayutthaya was the capital of the Siamese kingdom, the Chao Phraya River was regarded […]





