Month: December 2019

Ang Ka Luang Nature Trail
Doi Inthanon Mae Rim Nature Thailand Travel

Giants Of The Cloud Forest – Ang Ka Luang Nature Trail

“The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.”-Ralph Waldo Emerson A Quick Introspective It’s amazing how, if one believes, they can accomplish anything. This post I am writing now is more about the power of your heart and mind, than a stroll through an enchanted forest.… continue reading Read More
Doi Inthanon
Chiang Mai Doi Inthanon History Mae Rim Nature Thailand Travel

A Walk In The Clouds – Doi Inthanon National Park.

A conundrum, an enigma, familiar, foreign, a piece of home, a half a world apart. These are the phrases I can use to describe Doi Inthanon National Park. The highest peak in Thailand, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. A breathtakingly beautiful place that at times felt so familiar I thought I was back in Georgia.… continue reading Read More
Chiang Mai Doi Inthanon Thailand Travel

The Waterfall Effect – A Journey To Thailand’s Northern Waterfalls.

“All true artists, whether they know it or not, create from a place of no-mind, from inner stillness.”-Eckhart Tolle “Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone.”– Alan Watts “Be still and now that I am God“– Psalm 46:10 Mae Sa Waterfall It was about a mile up through the jungle forest to reach the top of Mae Sa waterfall.… continue reading Read More
Life Mae Rim Nature Thailand Travel

No Water For Orchids – Discovering One Of The Worlds Most Diverse Flowers

Rapee Sagarik The Orchid family is both massive and ancient. The famous Thai botanists, Rapee Sagarik, spent a lifetime studying and cultivating this uniquely beautiful and diverse species. One of the largest families of flowering plants on the planet, It’s beauty is both unique and wide spread.… continue reading Read More
Chiang Mai Life Nature Thailand Travel

Bananas For Elephants – A Trek Through The Jungle.

The Constant Epicurean, Ep. 120, Bananas for Elephants - A Trek Through the Jungle. Today we explore the plight of the Asian Elephant. And we also take a look at the ancient relationship between domesticated Asian Elephants and their life partner handlers the Mahout. Read More
Chiang Mai Food Life Thailand

Blue Is The Loneliest Color – A Culinary Experience.

After shaking off my brush with certain death, Diễm and I sat at our regular table in the Inn while I licked my wounds. Our hosts for the evening would be coming to pick us up shortly and I know we both just wanted a subject change.… continue reading Read More
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