If you are in Udon Thani for the coming festive period then Christmas dinner at the Irish Clock may appeal to you. The set menu is shown below and is at a price that must have fallen off the back of Santa’s sleigh. There are three sittings for the splendidly priced dinner –...
Anyone who steps outside of Thailand’s tourist brochure for the first time and hops on a plane, train or bald-tyre bus to one of the country’s provincial cities are probably surprised their lemming-style leap has a soft, cushy landing and not a loud, dull thump. Thailand’s major cities have both quality and...
Anyone looking for places of interest to visit in and around the city of Udon Thani should pencil the Erawan Cave in Nong Bua Lamphu on to their must-do list. The Erawan Cave is not in Udon Thani Province; it is about a one hour drive away in Amphoe Na...
I first wrote about Fuzzy Ken’s Bar and Restaurant in Udon Thani back in April 2011 and the post, like the bar, is still attracting regular visitors each week. Fuzzy Ken’s brand is built on friendly service, very reasonably priced food and drinks, plus a library stacked high and wide...
My recent trip to Thailand started with an artistic eye-opener at London’s Heathrow Airport followed by four great nights in Pattaya before moving on to 15 days of calm and still in Udon Thani. During that time I took over 700 photographs and I’d like to share some of the more...
It’s amazing what you can do with photographs these days and as I’m always on the lookout to try new things on Beyond The Mango Juice I got to work on my Thailand Christmas 2012 holiday pictures and below is the fruition of my work. Black and White – Thailand...
Back in October last year I put my tongue in my cheek and bit hard. The result was a light-hearted post titled An Alcoholic’s View of Rural Thailand. Today I’d like to follow-up that popular post with part two, and it’s one which I promise required no pressure from my teeth...
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