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One of the most unforgettable experiences in Bangkok: Muay Thai at Rajadamnern Stadium.

It’s the world’s first Muay Thai stadium, filled with history and tradition — but also some insanely cool modern tech and lighting.

My favorite parts of the night:
1. The knockouts and pure excitement from the fights. So crazy seeing multiple KOs in one night.
2. The immersive ceiling visuals that create this surreal 3D atmosphere in the arena.
3. Learning more about the importance of Muay Thai in Thai culture and how the tradition is still being preserved today.

Definitely something I want to make a monthly thing. And def something you should try when you’re in Bangkok.

Special thanks

Yesterday, I had the chance to attend a local Bangkok breakdance open practice, featuring athletes from the Red Bull BC One All Stars team.

The level of talent in the room was undeniable. The energy was raw, focused, and electric, every round pushing the next.

I used to breakdance a little myself, so witnessing this caliber of movement up close felt surreal. The precision, control, and creativity on display were nothing short of remarkable.

What stood out most wasn’t just the skill, but the community. Local dancers embracing world-class athletes. Everyone there to learn, to exchange, to push each other forward.

A reminder of how powerful shared passion can be.
Truly a night to remember.

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I feel like im weird, not in a creepy way, but in a way that I find enjoyment in just observing the mundane things

Like a person sweeping leaves, or a mother and daughter looking at the skyline.

For some reasons, I find peace and comfort in knowing that everyone has their own lives going on, and so do we.

and so, maybe thats why I have my camera to document these moments

Not to showoff overly photographed glamorized places/people, but to simply give you that sense of comfort

In knowing that everyone’s life is different, and how you go about it is really up to yourself

Life and happiness is truly defined by ourselves

And I truly appreciate each and everyone of you who show your support for my perspective of the world

It’s not a crazy talented form of art, yes its simple, but it brings me joy and comfort

So in the end I hope this feeling is something you can experience with me through the visuals I share, and I look forward to sharing more with you all.

Visiting Sai Yok Noi Waterfall reminded me of something simple.

Whether it’s children or adults, nature has a way of bringing a smile to people’s faces.

It’s accessible to everyone, and the warmth it gives, the way it creates space for new memories, feels boundless.

I was here last Monday with my sister.

We don’t often get to travel together, but this spontaneous drive from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi turned into a quiet, beautiful moment, just siblings spending a lazy afternoon by the waterfall.

Maybe this post is a small sign for you too: go out into nature and make some memories of your own.