Kayiwa CravesDo you know what Thai Hotpot Looks like? In this video, I will introduce to you Thailand's Unmatched BBQ Hotpot. Thai Hotpot is also known as Mukratha or Mukoota/หมูกระท ABOUT THAI HOTPOT Mu kratha (Thai: หมูกระทะ, ) is a Southeast Asian cooking method, originating in Thailand. In Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia, it is known as mookata. In Laos, it is knows as Sindad. Mu kratha means 'pan pork' in Thai (mu is 'pig' or 'pork' and kratha is 'pan' or 'skillet'). Mu kratha resembles a Chinese hot pot. The Thai version uses charcoal. The dining concept spread throughout Thailand and into Laos, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.
PREPARATION & SERVING Sliced meat (most often pork) is grilled on the dome in the centre while the vegetables and other ingredients, such as fish balls, cook in the soup (also called Thai suki). The hot pot sits on a pail of burning charcoal which grills or boils the food. The best foods for this cooking method are pork, chicken, mutton, lamb, seafood, vegetables, and mushrooms. The local traditional Thai mu kratha is usually served with nam chim suki, a popular dipping sauce. It is well known for using chili sauce as the main ingredient.Some restaurants serve nam chim seafood to accompany seafood. When cooking mu kratha, a chunk of fat is commonly grilled at the apex of the pan so its grease prevents food from sticking.
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Unmatched Thai BBQ Hotpot Buffet Grill [ Mu-kratha | หมูกระท ]Kayiwa Craves2022-11-25 | Do you know what Thai Hotpot Looks like? In this video, I will introduce to you Thailand's Unmatched BBQ Hotpot. Thai Hotpot is also known as Mukratha or Mukoota/หมูกระท ABOUT THAI HOTPOT Mu kratha (Thai: หมูกระทะ, ) is a Southeast Asian cooking method, originating in Thailand. In Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia, it is known as mookata. In Laos, it is knows as Sindad. Mu kratha means 'pan pork' in Thai (mu is 'pig' or 'pork' and kratha is 'pan' or 'skillet'). Mu kratha resembles a Chinese hot pot. The Thai version uses charcoal. The dining concept spread throughout Thailand and into Laos, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.
PREPARATION & SERVING Sliced meat (most often pork) is grilled on the dome in the centre while the vegetables and other ingredients, such as fish balls, cook in the soup (also called Thai suki). The hot pot sits on a pail of burning charcoal which grills or boils the food. The best foods for this cooking method are pork, chicken, mutton, lamb, seafood, vegetables, and mushrooms. The local traditional Thai mu kratha is usually served with nam chim suki, a popular dipping sauce. It is well known for using chili sauce as the main ingredient.Some restaurants serve nam chim seafood to accompany seafood. When cooking mu kratha, a chunk of fat is commonly grilled at the apex of the pan so its grease prevents food from sticking.
❗📢 NOTE This video was published in English. I try my best to transcribe/translate my videos into multiple languages for the benefit of my viewers across the globe. However, incase of any misunderstanding or conflicting meaning as a result of translation, the English version stands to be refrenced to. Translation may not be perfect or true to the actual grammer of the language translated to, as I partially rely on Translation software which may not be dated to the local languages translated to. If you notice any sections that require correcting, please notify me as soon as you can through the comment section or message box of the related social apps.
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After visiting Farm Chokchai, where I tried milking a cow for the first time, I continued my trip toward Muak Lek, Saraburi. In this video, I take you along for my stay at Mela Garden Resort and share what the experience was like.
Staying at Mela Garden Resort
The main focus of this video is Mela Garden Resort & Cottages. I explore the resort, take a look around the property, and enjoy the quiet surroundings.
This is not a formal hotel review. It is a personal look at my stay and the experience of spending time at the resort during my travels in Thailand.
If you are searching for Mela Garden Resort, planning a trip to Khao Yai, or looking for places to stay around Muak Lek or Saraburi, this video will give you a closer look at the resort from a traveler's point of view.
One of the things I enjoy about travel is having time to slow down and experience a destination instead of always moving from one attraction to another. Mela Garden Resort gave me a chance to enjoy a quieter side of this part of Thailand before continuing my journey.
My Travel Backpack
I also share the Mark Ryden backpack I have been using during my travels.
I show how I use the backpack to carry and organize my electronics, personal items, and travel essentials. It has been part of my travel setup as I move between different destinations in Thailand.
OR Sor Kor Market
Later in the video, I visit OR Sor Kor Market in Bangkok to explore the market and shop for a few souvenirs.
It is a nice change of pace after the peaceful stay at Mela Garden Resort. The journey moves from the countryside around Khao Yai and Muak Lek to the busy atmosphere of Bangkok.
Continuing My Thailand Journey
This video is another part of my journey through Thailand. It starts after my visit to Farm Chokchai in Khao Yai, continues with my stay at Mela Garden Resort & Cottages, and later takes me to OR Tor Kor Market in Bangkok.
If you are planning a Khao Yai trip, researching Mela Garden Resort, looking for accommodation near Muak Lek or Saraburi, or simply enjoy watching Thailand travel vlogs, I hope this video gives you a useful and personal look at the experience.
Before staying at Mela Garden Resort, I visited Farm Chokchai in Khao Yai, where I explored the farm and tried milking a cow for the first time.
Watch the previous episode to see the beginning of this part of my Khao Yai journey.
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TIME STAMPS 00:00 iNTRO 01:20 MELA GARDEN 01:41 ROOM TOUR 04:50 WALK AROUND THE RESORT 06:13 NIGHT VIEW TIMELAPS/ STAR GAZING 07:06 NEXT DAY 09:15 BREAKFAST - ROSEMARY RESTAURANT 10:54 BACKPACK RECOMMENDATION - MARK RAYDEN 12:46 CHECKOUT 13:22 COUNTRY SIDE DRIVE 15:31 OR Sor Kor Market 19:05 OUTRO
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This visit was extra special because I got to do something I've never done before — milk a cow for the first time! 🐄 And honestly, it was an experience I won't forget.
In this video, I'll take you along as I explore Farm Chokchai, one of Thailand's most well-known dairy farms. I'll get a closer look at the farm, taste some incredibly fresh milk, and visit the Farm Chokchai Museum to learn more about the history and story behind this iconic destination.
But this video is only a glimpse of my personal experience. There is so much more to see, do, taste, and explore at Farm Chokchai. If you're planning a trip to Khao Yai, this could be a fun place to add to your itinerary.
So come along with me as I explore Farm Chokchai for the first time — and let's see if I can actually figure out how to milk a cow! 😂🐄
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📍 Location: Farm Chokchai, Khao Yai, Thailand
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Established in 1981, this nostalgic shop is packed with vintage toys, rare collectibles and childhood memories. Take a quick walk inside and see what treasures are hiding on the shelves.
Would you visit?
#Bangkok #Thailand #ToyLand #VintageToys #BangkokTravel #ShortsYou Have To! Golden Hour at Central Dusit Mall & Park, Bangkok | Best Sunset Spot in ThailandKayiwa Craves2026-07-28 | 🌅 You Have To! Golden Hour at Central Dusit Mall & Park, Bangkok | Best Sunset Spot in Thailand
Have you ever stumbled upon a place that instantly makes you slow down and appreciate the moment? That's exactly how I felt while visiting Central Dusit Mall & Park during golden hour.
In this video, I take you along as we explore one of Bangkok's most beautiful evening spots. As the sun begins to set, the sky fills with warm golden colours, the park becomes more peaceful, and the entire area takes on a completely different atmosphere. It's the perfect time to relax, enjoy a walk, capture stunning photos, or simply sit back and watch the city wind down.
What makes this place special is the combination of modern architecture, open green spaces, and a calm environment right in the middle of Bangkok. Whether you're visiting Thailand for the first time or you're a local looking for a new place to unwind, Central Dusit Mall & Park is definitely worth adding to your list.
On this walk, you'll experience: 🌅 Beautiful golden-hour lighting and sunset views 🌳 Peaceful park surroundings and relaxing walking paths 🏙️ Modern city scenery blended with nature 📸 Great locations for photography and social media 🛍️ A glimpse of the vibrant atmosphere around Central Dusit Mall 🇹🇭 Another unique side of Bangkok beyond the usual tourist attractions
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Welcome to Kayiwa Craves! Join us as we explore Platinum Fashion Mall, one of Bangkok's most famous shopping destinations and a must-visit for fashion lovers from around the world.
Located in the heart of Bangkok, Platinum Fashion Mall is home to hundreds of shops offering trendy clothing, shoes, handbags, accessories, beauty products, souvenirs, and much more at affordable prices. Whether you're shopping for yourself or buying in bulk at wholesale rates, this mall has something for every budget and style.
In this video, we'll take you on a complete walking tour through the mall, showing you:
The best fashion stores and hidden gems Affordable clothing and wholesale prices Stylish handbags, shoes, and accessories Beauty products and unique souvenirs Food court and dining options Helpful shopping tips for first-time visitors The overall shopping experience at Platinum Fashion Mall
If you're planning a trip to Bangkok, this guide will help you discover why Platinum Fashion Mall is considered one of Thailand's top shopping destinations.
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Thailand's viral Cheesy Crocs Waffle is crispy on the outside, loaded with melted cheese on the inside, and surprisingly delicious! It's one of those street food creations that looks crazy—but tastes amazing. Would you try it?
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#ThaiStreetFood #CheesyCrocs #StreetFood #ThailandFood #Foodie #BangkokStreetFood #CheeseLover #ViralFood #TravelThailand #KayiwaCraves1981 Soul & Sold : Bangkok’s Legendary Market You Need to SeeKayiwa Craves2026-07-10 | Soul & Sold 1981: Bangkok’s Legendary Market You Need to See @1981SoulandSold #1981SoulAndSold #Bangkok #Thailand #VintageMarket1981 Soul & Sold Bangkok - The Ultimate Vintage Market Experience!Kayiwa Craves2026-07-06 | Step inside 1981 Soul & Sold Bangkok, one of Bangkok's newest lifestyle destinations where vintage culture, fashion, food, music, and creativity come together under one roof. In this episode of Kayiwa Craves, I take you on a complete tour of this exciting retro-inspired marketplace to discover why it's quickly becoming a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.
From browsing unique vintage clothing stores and retro collectibles to exploring stylish boutiques and creative spaces, every corner of 1981 Soul & Sold offers something different. The market perfectly blends nostalgia with modern design, making it an incredible place to shop, relax, take photos, and experience Bangkok's vibrant creative scene.
Along the way, we'll soak in the lively atmosphere, admire the vintage-inspired décor, discover hidden gems, and explore what makes this market stand out from Bangkok's many shopping destinations. Whether you're searching for unique fashion pieces, collectible items, or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, this market has plenty to offer.
If you're planning a trip to Thailand or looking for new places to explore in Bangkok, be sure to add 1981 Soul & Sold to your travel list!
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Not knowing what to order, I asked the waitress for recommendations, and she suggested two classic Ethiopian dishes: Shekla Tibs, a sizzling beef dish cooked with traditional Ethiopian spices, and a traditional Ethiopian mixed platter served on injera, Ethiopia's famous fermented sourdough flatbread.
I learned how locals eat using injera instead of forks or spoons, sampled a variety of flavorful stews, vegetables, lentils, and authentic Ethiopian spices, and shared my honest first impressions of one of Africa's most unique cuisines.
If you're curious about Ethiopian food or looking for international restaurants in Bangkok, this video is for you!
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In this video, I visit a local Thai street food vendor to try this simple yet incredibly tasty snack. Sticky rice is shaped, grilled over charcoal until crispy, brushed with beaten egg, and grilled again to create a smoky, crunchy exterior with a soft, chewy center.
If you're exploring Thailand, Khao Jee is an affordable street food you definitely shouldn't miss!
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My first stop was a stall selling Khanom Buang, Thailand's famous crispy crepes. Fresh batter was spread paper-thin onto a hot griddle before being filled with sweet cream and traditional toppings. The result was a light, crunchy snack packed with flavor and texture, proving that some of Thailand's best foods come in small packages.
Next, I couldn't resist trying Roti Saimai, one of Thailand's most unique desserts. Watching the vendor stretch the roti into an incredibly thin sheet before wrapping it around colorful strands of sweet candy floss was fascinating. The combination of soft roti and delicate sugary strands created a dessert that literally melts in your mouth.
As the evening continued, the smoky aroma of charcoal drew me toward a grill loaded with pork cord and grilled pork intestines. These skewers were slowly cooked over glowing coals and brushed with a flavorful glaze that created a beautiful caramelized finish. Rich, smoky, and surprisingly delicious, this was a perfect example of why adventurous eaters love Thai street food.
After the savory feast, I cooled down with a refreshing passionfruit and watermelon fruit drink. Made fresh to order using real fruit and ice, it delivered the perfect balance of sweetness and tanginess. On a warm Bangkok evening, it was exactly what I needed to recharge before continuing the challenge.
For the final stop, I discovered something I had never seen before—shrimp donuts. These crispy golden snacks were fried fresh and filled with juicy shrimp, creating an incredible contrast between crunchy batter and tender seafood. One bite was enough to understand why people were lining up for them.
By the end of the challenge, I had enjoyed five different foods and drinks while spending only 230 Thai Baht (approximately $6.50 USD). Not only did I stay within budget, but I still had money left over. Once again, Thailand proved why it remains one of the world's greatest destinations for affordable and delicious street food.
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#KayiwaCraves #ThaiStreetFood #BangkokFood #StreetFoodChallenge #ThaiFoodFestival #BangkokNightMarket #ThailandFood #FoodVlog #StreetFood #BangkokEats #FoodAdventure #Foodie #ThailandTravel #ปิงมาเช่ปาร์ค #ปิงมาเช่ปาร์คอุดมสุข #ทอดมันกุ้ง #น้ำแตงโมเสาวรสปั่น #หมูย่างและเครื่องในThai Banana Roti Street Food 🇹🇭 | Crispy, Sweet & Satisfying Night Market DessertKayiwa Craves2026-06-15 | Watch a Thai street food vendor create one of Thailand's most popular desserts – Banana Roti! Fresh bananas are sliced onto thin dough, cooked until golden and crispy, then topped with sweet condensed milk and delicious sauces.
This famous Thai night market snack is loved by locals and tourists alike for its crispy texture, sweet flavor, and satisfying crunch. If you're a fan of street food, desserts, or Thai cuisine, you won't want to miss this mouthwatering treat!
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Roti Saimai is one of Thailand's most famous traditional street snacks, especially popular in Ayutthaya. This colorful dessert features ultra-thin strands of spun sugar candy wrapped inside a soft, freshly made roti. The result is a light, sweet, and melt-in-your-mouth treat that delights both locals and tourists.
INGREDIENTS
For the Roti: • 2 cups all-purpose flour • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1 tablespoon vegetable oil • 3/4 cup warm water
For the Saimai (Spun Sugar Candy): • 2 cups granulated sugar • 1/2 cup maltose syrup • 1/2 cup water • Natural food coloring (optional)
METHOD
Prepare the roti dough by mixing flour and salt. Add oil and warm water gradually while kneading until a smooth dough forms. Cover the dough and allow it to rest for 30 minutes. Divide the dough into small balls and flatten each into a very thin circular sheet. Cook each roti briefly on a hot flat griddle until soft and flexible. Set aside. To make the candy filling, combine sugar, maltose syrup, and water in a pot. Cook over medium heat until the mixture reaches a firm candy stage. Allow the candy to cool slightly before stretching and folding repeatedly until thousands of delicate sugar strands form. Add natural food coloring if desired to create green, pink, purple, or yellow saimai. Place a generous portion of the candy strands onto a roti sheet. Roll the roti around the candy and serve immediately.
The fascinating skill involved in stretching the sugar into fine silky strands has made Roti Saimai a favorite attraction at Thai street food markets. Watching vendors create these colorful candy clouds by hand is almost as enjoyable as eating them! #RotiSaimai #ThaiStreetFood #ThailandFood #ThaiDessert #StreetFood #Ayutthaya #FoodSensual #ThaiSnacks #TraditionalThaiFood #CandyFloss #SpunSugar #DessertLovers #StreetFoodThailand #AmazingStreetFood #ThailandTravel #Foodie #FoodVlog #SweetTreats #AsianDesserts #foodphotography
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#ThaiFood #PorkLegStew #ThailandStreetFood #ThaiStreetFood #FoodTok #StreetFood #ThailandFood #ComfortFood #AsianFood #BangkokFood #Foodie #TravelFood #ThaiCuisine #FoodVlog #KayiwaCravesSiracha Thailand Nightlife 🇹🇭 | Koh Loi Skate Park, Wat Koh Loi & Purple Bridge Walking TourKayiwa Craves2026-06-06 | Experience the nightlife of Siracha, Thailand 🇹🇭 in this relaxing night walking vlog around some of the city’s most beautiful waterfront locations.
In this video, we explore Koh Loi Skate Park (ลานสเก็ตบอร์ด สวนเกาะลอย), one of the most popular evening hangout spots in Si Racha where local skaters, ocean views, and city lights create an amazing nighttime atmosphere.
We also visit the iconic Surasak Montri Bridge (สะพานเจ้าพระยาสุรศักดิ์มนตรี), a scenic waterfront bridge connecting the mainland to Koh Loi Island, offering stunning night views over the Gulf of Thailand.
Later in the vlog, we explore the peaceful Wat Koh Loi temple (วัดเกาะลอย), known for its beautiful illuminated temple grounds, relaxing sea breeze, and panoramic coastal scenery.
Finally, we walk across the famous Purple Bridge — officially known as the Ko Loi Tourism Promoting Bridge (สะพานม่วง สะพานลอยน้ำส่งเสริมการท่องเที่ยวเกาะลอย) — one of Siracha’s newest and most photogenic nighttime attractions with glowing purple lights reflecting over the ocean.
This Thailand nightlife vlog captures the real atmosphere of Siracha after dark, including local culture, scenic waterfront views, relaxing walking tours, and hidden gems in Chonburi Province.
If you enjoy Thailand travel videos, walking tours, nightlife exploration, city lights, coastal scenery, and authentic local experiences, this vlog is for you.
📍 Locations Featured: • Koh Loi Skate Park • Surasak Montri Bridge • Wat Koh Loi • Purple Bridge (Ko Loi Tourism Promoting Bridge) • Siracha, Chonburi, Thailand
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#Siracha #SiRacha #Thailand #ThailandNightlife #KohLoi #PurpleBridge #WalkingTour #ThailandTravel #NightWalk #ThailandVlog #Chonburi #TravelVlog #Nightlife #ThailandTourism #StreetWalk #4KWalkingTour #KayiwaCravesEast Fluencer Food Fest in Si Racha, Thailand 🇹🇭 | First Impressions, Food & Local CultureKayiwa Craves2026-06-02 | Join me as I attend the exciting East Fluencer Food Fest in Si Racha, Thailand! This vibrant event brings together food lovers, local businesses, influencers, and visitors from across the region to celebrate the best of Thai food, culture, and community.
In this video, I share my first impressions of Si Racha, a beautiful coastal city in Chonburi Province that is famous for its seafood, relaxed atmosphere, and unique blend of traditional Thai and modern lifestyles. From delicious street food and local delicacies to live entertainment and the lively festival atmosphere, this experience offers an authentic glimpse into local life in eastern Thailand.
📌 Locations Featured: • Si Racha, Chonburi, Thailand • East Fluencer Food Fest • Local food vendors and cultural attractions
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Join us on this cultural journey as we explore the intricate movements and vibrant costumes that bring Thai history and traditions to life. Whether you're a fan of traditional art or simply fascinated by Thailand's cultural wonders, this performance is sure to leave you mesmerized.
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This complete Ayutthaya travel guide begins at Ayothaya Floating Market, where traditional Thai culture comes alive through local food, wooden architecture, and vibrant market life. From there, I continue the adventure at ONG GAAN TOLASAP NIGHT MARKET, experiencing the energy of Ayutthaya after dark with delicious street food and local nightlife.
As night falls, I visit the beautiful Wat Phu Khao Thong after dark, where the peaceful atmosphere and illuminated temple create one of the most unforgettable scenes in Ayutthaya. After a long day of exploring, I head back to my hotel to recharge for an exciting second day.
The next morning begins at the iconic Wat Chaiwatthanaram, one of the most breathtaking ancient temples in Thailand and a must-visit historical site in Ayutthaya. I then continue to Wat Phutthaisawan, a quieter but equally fascinating temple rich in history and traditional Thai architecture.
To end the journey, I explore the incredible Kong Khong Market, a traditional Ayutthaya-style market where visitors bend down to buy food from vendors sitting on the ground. From authentic Pad Krapao and fresh fruits to traditional Thai desserts and local culture, this market offers a rare glimpse into life during the Ayutthaya period. If you love Thailand travel, Thai food, history, temples, and authentic cultural experiences, this is the perfect Ayutthaya vlog for you.
📍 Places Featured: 0:00 Intro 1:48 Ayothaya Floating Market 20:57 ONG GAAN TOLASAP NIGHT MARKET 32:57 Wat Phu Khao Thong 55:31 Pludhaya Resort and Spa 1:09:01 Wat Chaiwatthanaram 1:26:39 Wat Phutthaisawan 1:46:38 Kong Khong Market
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Located just a short drive from Bangkok, this traditional market offers a rare glimpse into life during the Ayutthaya period. Unlike modern markets, vendors here sit on the ground, and buyers must bend down to purchase goods—a cultural practice that reflects humility and respect in Thai tradition.
In this video, I take you through the full experience—watching authentic Thai street food being prepared fresh, tasting a delicious plate of Pad Krapao, enjoying fresh honeydew melon, and discovering a rare Thai fruit called Mon Kai (egg fruit), known for its unique custard-like texture.
Kong Khong Market is more than just a place to eat—it's a living cultural experience. From traditional Thai costumes worn by vendors to ritual dance performances held before opening, every moment here connects you to Thailand’s rich history and heritage.
If you're planning a trip to Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, this is a must-visit destination for authentic Thai street food and cultural immersion.
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##KongKhongMarket #Ayutthaya #KayiwaCraves #ThaiStreetFood #ThailandTravel #StreetFoodThailand #HiddenGemsThailand #BangkokDayTrip #ThaiFood #TravelThailand #FoodVlog #AyutthayaMarket Step back in time with us as we explore Kong Kong Market, a truly unique market in Ayutthaya. This market offers a fascinating glimpse into Ayutthaya history and the rich Thailand culture. Join us as we travel Thailand and explore Thailand's past, experiencing traditions that have been preserved for centuries. It's a must-see for anyone interested in Thailand history.$0.5 Papaya Fruit - Fruit Cutting SkillKayiwa Craves2026-04-30 | $0.5 Papaya Fruit - Fruit Cutting Skill
#papaya #fruitcuttting #thailandThis Place is Awesome - Tam Laek Ban Nok ตำแหลกบ้าKayiwa Craves2026-04-30 | This Place is Awesome - Tam Laek Ban Nok ตำแหลกบ้า #cafe #ตำแหลกบ้า #ตำแหลกบ้านนอกOmelette Rice Roll By Popular Omelette Lady - Must Try Lao Fast FoodKayiwa Craves2026-04-29 | Omelette Rice Roll By Popular Omelette Lady - Must Try Lao Fast FoodTropical Fruit Juice - Longan Juice Laos DrinksKayiwa Craves2026-04-28 | Must try! Tropical Fruit Juice - Longan Juice Laos DrinksDon’t Skip This Temple in Ayutthaya! (Wat Phutthaisawan)Kayiwa Craves2026-04-28 | Wat Phutthaisawan is one of the most underrated temples in Ayutthaya—and honestly, it might just be one of the most peaceful places you’ll visit in Thailand. Away from the crowds, this temple offers a quieter, more authentic experience that really lets you connect with the history and atmosphere.
In this video, we explore the stunning grounds of Wat Phutthaisawan, from its ancient brick structures to the beautiful reclining Buddha draped in gold. It’s the kind of place where you can slow down, take it all in, and truly appreciate the timeless beauty of Ayutthaya.
If you’re planning a trip here, don’t make the mistake of skipping this hidden gem.
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In this IRL POV walking tour, we explore the city’s old markets—the ones filled with history, movement, and everyday life that most tourists never fully experience.
We start in Phahurat Market, surrounded by vibrant fabrics and cultural roots that have shaped this area for generations. Then we move into the fast-paced maze of Sampeng Market, where narrow alleys, endless stalls, and constant motion create an energy you can feel through the screen.
Next, we pass through China World, where modern meets traditional, and the hunt for unique finds continues. Finally, we slow things down at Old Siam Plaza, where classic Bangkok charm still lives on—especially in the intricate details of traditional shops and elegant wedding gowns.
This isn’t a guided tour. No filters. No scripts. Just a real walk through Bangkok’s old markets—exactly as it is.
If you’ve ever wondered what it actually feels like to be here… this is it.
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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 2:06 Bike To Markets 8:26 Phahurat Market 19:39 India Emporium 26:53 Sampheng 44:32 China World 51:14 Old Siam Plaza
#KayiwaCraves #bangkok #bangkokmarkets #thailandtravel #bangkokvlog #walkingtour #povwalk #irlpov #streetwalk #hiddengems #travelvlog #sampengmarket #phahurat #oldsiamplaza #bangkokstreet #explorethailandSongkran Night | New Year CelebrationsKayiwa Craves2026-04-23 | Songkran Night | New Year CelebrationsWalking Through SONGWATKayiwa Craves2026-04-23 | Support Channel 🍵 https://coff.ee/kayiwacraves
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#WaterFestival #ThaiNewYear #TravelVlog #StreetFestivalWe Got SOAKED! 💦 Songkran Water Festival Experience in Bangkok 🇹🇭Kayiwa Craves2026-04-20 | Experience the wildest night of Thailand’s New Year celebration as we dive into the electrifying chaos of Songkran after dark! 🌙💦 The streets of Bangkok come alive with music, flashing lights, and nonstop water battles as locals and tourists unite for one unforgettable night.
From high-energy street parties to soaking wet crowds dancing under neon lights, this is Songkran like you’ve never seen before. Water guns, buckets, laughter, and pure adrenaline — the vibe at night hits completely different! If you think daytime is fun… wait till you see the nighttime madness.
We explore the busiest streets, get drenched within seconds, and soak in the incredible atmosphere that makes Thailand one of the best places in the world to celebrate New Year. Whether you’re planning your trip or just love travel and street culture, this is an experience you don’t want to miss.
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#Udomsuk #Songkran #Thailand #BangkokNightlife #WaterFestival #ThaiNewYear #TravelVlog #StreetFestival #Bangkok #FestivalVibes #ThailandTravel #Songkran2026 #KayiwaCraves #Songkran2026 #Bangkok #Thailand #SongkranFestival #StreetParty #ThailandTravel #WaterFight #SongkranBangkok #TravelVlog #ExploreThailand #KayiwaCraves #UdomsukA Day in Songwat Bangkok 🇹🇭 | NOT What I ExpectedKayiwa Craves2026-04-19 | Forget the crowded malls and the typical tourist traps. Today, we are diving deep into Songwat Road , arguably the most atmospheric and "effortlessly cool" neighborhood in Bangkok right now. Once a bustling riverside trading hub for spices and grain, this historic district has transformed into a vibrant creative enclave where century-old architecture meets a new wave of artisanal cafes, galleries, and street art.
In this walk-through, we explore the narrow alleys that hold the secrets of Bangkok's Chinese-Thai heritage. You'll see the iconic elephant murals, walk through the "art tunnels" that are taking over social media, and get a look at how old spice warehouses have been reimagined into minimalist coffee roasters. Whether you are a photographer looking for the perfect shot or a traveler seeking a side of the city that feels authentic and unhurried, Songwat is a place you cannot miss in 2026.
We'll stop by legendary spots like the 100-year-old Gu Long Bao for traditional steamed buns and check out the riverside views that most people completely overlook. Songwat isn't just a street; it's a living canvas that perfectly captures the "Modern Thai" spirit—honoring the past while building something incredibly stylish for the future.
Tips for Your Visit: 1. How to Get There: The easiest way is taking the MRT to Wat Mangkon Station (Exit 1) . From there, it's a pleasant 10-minute walk through the heart of Chinatown.
2. Best Time to Visit: Aim for 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM . This is the "sweet spot" when all the creative cafes and boutiques are open, but the evening rush hasn't hit yet.
3. The "Must-See" Landmark: Look for the large elephant mural near the parking lot—it's the gateway to some of the best hidden street art in the area.
4. Bring Cash: While the new cafes take QR payments, many of the legendary "old-school" food stalls are cash-only .
5. Footwear Matters: You'll be doing a lot of walking on uneven historic pavement—wear comfortable shoes!
00:00 Intro - A Day in Songwat Bangkok 1:05 4U2 Songwat 5:26 Songwat Vintage Elevator 8:49 Grand Mosque of Kocha Ishak มัสยิดหลวงโกชาอิศหาก 10:12 Lost in Songwat 15:26 Postcard Near Me 17:00 Songwat Newspaper 23:24 Refreshing Coconut 23:38 Songwat Brewed Cola "Oh! Vacola" 27:28 One Bangkok
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#Bangkok #SongwatRoad #ThailandTravel #HiddenGems #Bangkok2026 #StreetArtBangkok #TravelVlog #ExploreThailand #AmazingThailand #BangkokChinatown #KayiwaCraves #Bangkok #Thailand #Songwat #TravelVlog #ThailandTravel #BangkokVlog #HiddenGemSongkran 2026: The Ultimate Bangkok Street Party (4K)Kayiwa Craves2026-04-16 | Get ready to dive headfirst into the wildest celebration of the year! This footage captures the electric, high-octane atmosphere of the Songkran festival here in Bangkok. From the relentless water gun battles to the traditional powder blessings that leave everyone covered in white, this video brings you directly into the heart of the world's largest and most joyous water fight.
Experience the unique magic of the streets as locals and travelers alike come together to celebrate in a massive, city-wide party. Beyond the water, we showcase the vibrant energy of the night, the mouth-watering local street food stalls, and the infectious spirit of camaraderie that defines this legendary Thai New Year tradition. It is a sensory overload of music, laughter, and pure, soaking-wet fun.
If you love travel, culture, and high-energy street parties, this is the ultimate look at what makes Bangkok so special during Songkran. Don't forget to hit the like button if you enjoyed the ride, and make sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss our next adventure! Let us know in the comments—have you ever experienced the chaos of a Songkran water fight?
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From soaking wet crowds to nonstop action, this is the real side of Songkran you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re planning a trip to Thailand or just love high-energy street festivals, this experience will pull you right in!
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💡 Tip: Bring waterproof gear, protect your phone, and just enjoy the moment — it gets crazy out there!
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#Songkran #ThaiNewYear #SplashSeason #ThailandVibes #HappySongkran💧 Soaked, smiling, and loving every second of Songkran 🇹🇭✨Kayiwa Craves2026-04-13 | 💧 Soaked, smiling, and loving every second of Songkran 🇹🇭✨
#Songkran #WaterFestival #ThaiNewYear #ThailandVibes #SplashTime💦 Splash, smile, repeat — it’s Songkran season! New year, fresh vibes & unforgettable water fights ✨Kayiwa Craves2026-04-13 | 💦 Splash, smile, repeat — it’s Songkran season! New year, fresh vibes, and unforgettable water fights all around 🇹🇭✨
Let the blessings flow and the fun never stop! 🙌💧
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In this video, I visit the breathtaking Wat Chaiwatthanaram for the very first time, and honestly, nothing prepared me for this experience. Located in the historic city of Ayutthaya, this ancient temple is one of the most iconic and visually stunning sites in all of Thailand.
As I walked through the ruins, surrounded by towering prangs and centuries-old structures, it felt like stepping back into time—into the heart of a once powerful kingdom. The symmetry, the scale, and the silence of this place create an atmosphere that’s both peaceful and powerful. Every corner tells a story.
But this beauty also carries a deep history. Wat Chaiwatthanaram was heavily damaged during the fall of Ayutthaya in 1767, when invading forces destroyed much of the city. Today, what remains are hauntingly beautiful ruins—headless Buddha statues, weathered brick towers, and a layout that still reflects the grandeur of the past.
This video captures my raw first impressions, the stunning architecture, and the emotional impact of being in such a historic place. Whether you're planning a trip to Thailand or just exploring through the screen, this is a must-visit destination.
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🧭 Travel Tips Before You Visit 1. Dress modestly (cover shoulders and knees) 👕 2. Visit early morning or late afternoon for best lighting 🌅 3. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat (it gets VERY hot ☀️) 4. Carry small cash for entrance fees 💰 5. Respect temple rules—avoid climbing restricted areas 🙏 6. Rent a bike or tuk-tuk to explore more of Ayutthaya 🚲
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