prolog

01 Chiang Mai, no, Ayutthaya
02 Maawa and Sunak
03 Saton's Sleepless Night
04 Black Box and Compound
05 Memories of COVID
06 Customer, not for sale now
07 Thailand Is Not Dangerous
08 Don't give them time to think
09 Big Buddha Day, and Just Buddha Day
10 Is this a map or a treasure map?
11 You must never make these people angry
12 Gimpo Mueang Airport, Seoul Lamphong Station
April 13, Happy New Year, Songkran
14 Somewhere between Fuying and Fuchai
15 Kekkai and Kekkai
16 Get off, sir, I'm going to the garage.
17 16 hours? What are you talking about?
18 The Tree That Changes Clothes
19 If you suddenly want to see the sea in Bangkok
20 Reasons Why Your Bangkok is Clogged Today
21 If you're sick, go to the hospital.
22 Plaga Pong Thod Nam Pla
23 Kkin, Keyi, Beep, You
24 Bye bye bye bye bye
25 Fondaikseon
26 The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke
27 Tiger Cave Temple
28 Loy Krathong, a festival marking the beginning of the dry season
29 Don't walk, yield to taxis
30 Ways to Make Instant Coffee Taste Better

Epilogue

There are many people who love Thailand.
Just as there is an introductory book for every subject, if there is an introductory book for travel, it would probably be Thailand.
Not only is the vast land overflowing with things to see and enjoy, but the warm and friendly Thai people are also a great point of travel in and of themselves, making travelers' hearts warm and happy.

One of the most important things travelers consider when traveling is food. With a significant portion of its land bordering the sea, like Korea, and with unspoiled mountains and fields, abundant rivers, and a variety of livestock, fruits, and vegetables produced in the fertile soil, it's no wonder Thai food is considered one of the best in the world.
Furthermore, the basic awareness of the people, including safety, is important, and Thailand, which satisfies all of these, provides sufficient satisfaction to both beginners planning overseas trips and travel experts.

This book is written by a writer who has been traveling in Thailand for a long time. It is an enjoyable read, written over 30 chapters, covering various episodes from his experiences in Thailand, as well as Thai food and culture, as well as the lives, thoughts, beliefs, and language of Thai people.
It also introduces travelers to Thailand during the COVID-19 pandemic, when overseas travel was particularly difficult, and what Thailand was like at the time, adding to the curiosity.

Although it is defined as an essay, the episodes that unfold are so diverse that it may feel like a travel guidebook or a guidebook on Thai culture.
While writing the book, I focused on making it fun and comfortable for readers to read, and included nearly 200 photos that I personally took while walking and running in Thailand, except for three or four cuts with separate sources.
Therefore, it is designed to help you understand Thailand in a fun and light way, and enjoy a more enjoyable and quality trip to Thailand, whether you read it on the plane to Thailand or invest just a few hours before you go.

Just the titles of the episodes alone are enough to make your trip to Thailand more interesting: 'Sleepless Nights in Sathorn', 'Customer, Not for Sale Now', 'Don't Give People Time to Think', 'Big Buddha Day, and Just Buddha Day', 'If You Suddenly Want to See the Sea in Bangkok', 'Is This a Map? Or a Treasure Map?', 'Somewhere Between Phuing and Phu Chai', 'The Tree That Changes Clothes', 'Your Bangkok, Why the Roads Are Congested Again Today', 'If You're Sick, Oppa, Go to the Hospital', etc. With this book, you can say goodbye to boring trips to Thailand! Understand the lives and culture of Thai people, broaden your perspective on travel, and make your trip to Thailand 10 times, no, 100 times more fun!