🔴 Michael Chick

15yrs on Twitter. Hardcore Photo-Hobbyist. Travel maniac. Lots of Photos of my Travels in Exotic Asia. Follow Me !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Thenationth Unker Tony... Why you tell them ? Let the neighbours benefit from their mistake first lahhhhhhh. Oso, it's Visit Truly Asia next year mahhhhhhhhh.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

'Uncle Tony' Warns Thailand: Pause 53% Airport Fee Hike or Risk Losing Budget Travellers to Regional Rivals #AirAsia #TonyFernandes #AviationIndustry #Airports #BudgetAirlines #Travel #airlines #TheNationThailand Read more: nationthailand.com/business/corpo…

@martinrue Thank You sir. Nothing to it. Just point and shoot... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@DrMichaelChick Super nice, great shot 👌

I’m just casually living inside Blade Runner. So cool. 🇹🇭

@pureguava10300 NICE !!! I was just there last month !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Guardians of the Sea The only reason Phra Chulachomklao Fort — Fort Phi Suea Samut (ป้อมผีเสื้อสมุทร) — still survives today, while the other 23 forts in the defensive network disappeared, is because it stood on an island. It escaped being swallowed by urban expansion. Fort Phi Suea Samut, a hybrid-style fort, was one of 25 forts built during the reign of King Rama II. Its structure used early Rattanakosin-era brick-and-mortar construction, later coated with European architectural influences and eventually fitted with “Suea Mop” cannons during the reign of King Rama V. The fort sits 9 kilometers from the mouth of the Chao Phraya River at a narrow military bottleneck, a classic chokepoint defense position. It saw combat against French warships during the Franco-Siamese Crisis of 1893 (R.S. 112). The spent artillery shell shown in the second image was recovered near the river mouth and is believed to date from that battle. Nearly every brick used in the fort bears the stamp: “RAMSAY & Co. LONDON” Experience this surviving fortress of “Siam Praakan: R.S. 112” this June 13. facebook.com/share/p/1C7t4z…

Street Food is the Best of The Best !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Welcome to Truly Asia !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@pureguava10300 @premium I've received a "similar" notice that my account was "SUSPENDED from ADVERTISING REVENUE "even though my account isn't monetized !!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

So this DM explains a lot. X says my monetized account was revoked for “manipulation and spam.” Meanwhile behind the scenes it appears this prick and his little crew were coordinating fraudulent reports to take the account down. @premium

@pureguava10300 Nice !!! This reminds me of similar carvings, just 35km north of Angkor on Kbal Spean. Will never forget that trip ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

In 1978, four villagers from Ban Khae Don, Village No. 1, in Nam Yuen District discovered something extraordinary deep in the forest. Samrong Lokul, Det Sarat, Noosin Pawo, and Tueng Duangbuppha had gone out fishing and gathering food when they found a carved image of Narayana Reclining on the Cosmic Serpent hidden beneath the water along the right bank of the Lam Dom Yai stream. The stone carving measures about 120 centimeters long and 50 centimeters high. It depicts Narayana reclining on his right side atop the body of Ananta Naga. From his navel rises a lotus stem ending in a closed lotus bud, while Lakshmi, his consort, sits near his legs. The carving is believed to date to the 16th Buddhist century (around 958–1057 CE). It was created according to the belief that water flowing across the body of the deity became sacred water, nourishing nearby communities and bringing fertility and abundance. It is considered the only known carving of Narayana Reclining in Thailand located directly within a natural forest stream. When news of the discovery reached the Royal Household Bureau in 1991, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn personally traveled to see it. The journey required trekking roughly 14 kilometers through the forest and took around five hours. For most of the year the carving remains submerged beneath the water. It only becomes visible during the dry season between March and April when water levels fall. Even today, the site can only be reached on foot. Most recently, on May 17, 2026, Lieutenant General Weerayut Raksilp, Commander of Thailand’s 2nd Army Region, visited the site together with officials from the Yod Dom Wildlife Sanctuary. Local villagers continue to hold annual ceremonies honoring Narayana Reclining during the dry season when the carving reemerges from the water. facebook.com/share/p/1HBxvL…

@pureguava10300 And so, this is the origins of the term, "Ma Wat" ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

“Wat Ma Phee” — literally “Ghost Dog Temple” — is the common name passed down through local folklore. The temple lies within Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, an area that in the past was covered by dense forest stretching across more than 1,600 rai. And wherever ancient ruins existed, treasure hunters inevitably followed. For more than a century, looters searched old temple crypts for hidden valuables. Wat Ma Phee became one of their targets. The thick forest provided perfect cover from prying eyes, and treasure digging was usually carried out at night to avoid detection. As with many abandoned ruins, stories of curses and supernatural events soon spread by word of mouth. At this temple, people claimed the treasure hunters encountered ghostly dogs guarding the site. The animals were said to be vicious, appearing and disappearing without a trace. The stories became so widespread that the ruins eventually became known simply as “Wat Ma Phee” — the Ghost Dog Temple. facebook.com/share/p/1E46KT…

@nekokin123 Wait till you hit the countryside. This is not it yet. Just on the "southern part" of Bangkok, called Samut Prakan. Enjoy Thailand. It's always AMAZING !!! Subarashi !!! 🙏🙏🙏

海外に行った。 行き先はタイ。明確な理由はなかった。 ただ「日本から離れたかった」、それだけだった。 空港に着いた瞬間、言葉が一切わからない。 電車の乗り方も、SIMの買い方も、全部ゼロから。 最初はずっとGoogleマップを握りしめてた。 夜市で「これください」って言うだけで心臓が跳ねた。 でも数日経って、この気持ちがふっと変わった。 知らない街を、誰にも急かされず歩く。 疲れたらカフェで休んで、 食べたいものを食べて、行きたい場所だけ行く。 誰にも合わせない一日。 「あ、自分ってこんなに静かな人間だったんだ」って思った。 日本にいた頃は、ずっと空気を読んでた。 返信速度、愛想、“ちゃんとしてる感”。 無意識に、ずっと誰かのために動いてた。 でも海外では、誰も自分を知らない。 だから初めて、“自分として存在してる”感覚があった。 帰国後、友達に言われた。 「一人で海外って怖くなかった？」 「怖かった。でも、めちゃくちゃ楽だった」 うまく説明できなかった。 でもあの旅で、はっきりわかったことがある。 海外旅行って、景色を見に行くことじゃない。 一回、他人の基準から離れに行くことだった。

The God of Prosperity on the Streets of Tianjin. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Did you realize that the Chinese don't wish each other "Happy New Year", they instead say, "May you be WEALTHY !!!" Now you know ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Traditional Thai Musical instruments with Techno Characteristics ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ youtube.com/watch?v=Wrwf5f…

@thelensmagic This is the Main Door of Forbidden City. It reads "Wu Men" in the Chinese Language. Emperors used to execute Officials below this sign. In the Movie, the Last Emperor was driven out from the Gates below this same sign. Now you cannot "unsee" this ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Let's see your sign 🛑☢️ pictures QP or Share your signs

@m77481070 They still do this in Laos. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@web3annie NICE !!! I've been to Drum Tower before. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

为什么特朗普飞走了，黄仁勋还在什刹海排队？ 从南锣鼓巷到什刹海，吃完方砖厂69号杂酱面，喝豆汁 吃完烤大鱿鱼吃北京烤鸭、葱爆烩、吹糖人、蜜雪冰城、手工酸奶，把黄仁勋给吃美了 这次你不用赶空军一号了吗 😂

Here's the Temple of Heaven, viewed from nearly 2km away, from the North side. Helps when you have a Super Telephoto Lens for a mere US$50... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Peking Duck is OVERRATED !!! Southern Roast Duck is WAYYYYYYYYY BETTER anytime !!! Oh, and MUCH CHEAPER too !!! PRO TIP: Eat only if someone else is paying for it. Don't kena con ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@RoseHorowitz31 Markets in China now. What do the Chinese know that we don't ? 🤦‍♂️

Not one women at the 2 tables In Beijing. x.com/rosehorowitz31…

@franko_seven Did they name this extremely long road Sukhumvit to match his extremely LONG Speeches ? 55555555555555555555

The Sukhumvit Road cuts through Bangkok like a straight line and is one of the longest roads in Thailand. It stretches for more than 400 km to the Cambodian border. It is named after Phra Bisal Sukhumvit, a former Thai Minister of Transport. #bangkok #thailand #cars

PRO TIP: If your location is Exotic enough, no one will care about what Camera Equipment you used !!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thailand has been, and will always be AMAZING !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️