16.8.12

Silk & Wax

Leaving the Bangkok sights to my sister's last two weeks in Thailand, we made our way to Jim Thompson's House.
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Jim Thompson was an American businessman who helped revitalize the Thai silk industry in the 1950s and 1960s -- Wikipedia

The now-Museum was where Jim Thompson lived during his years in Thailand- made up of 6 traditional Thai teak wood houses along the canal, nowadays you forget you're in modern day Bangkok!
Jim Thompson disappeared in the Malaysian jungle. He was 61.

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If you'd like to see some more pictures, click HERE.
Afterwards, we got our pop culture on.
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I was unawares there was a Hard Rock Cafe in Bangkok. My sister was keen on going and I'm glad we did because I satiated a veggie burger craving dating back to the beginning of this year.
And boy, was it good.
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And since we were in the neighbourhood...
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 Madame Tussaud's totes happened.
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But I'll save those for tomorrow!

2 comments:

  1. Looks great!

    I've never ever been to Madame Tussaud's in my life. There's one in my city, but I've only seen the "people" in the window;)

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    1. Thanks!
      Yeah, it's actually a lot of fun. Some wax figures look like the real deal and others not so much :)

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