Reviews
While preparing for my trip to Bangkok, most of the books I had read beforehand were written from a male perspective. It seemed as though Bangkok’s freedom and nightlife met to lead to a liberal sexual culture, fulfilling many of men’s hidden or concealed desires. Consequently, as a woman, the more I learned about Bangkok, the more I felt that a trip there wouldn't be particularly interesting. However, the moment I saw this book, I realized that wasn't necessarily the case. It presented Bangkok
Did everyone have a happy Chuseok? Although I am not from a head family, my husband is the eldest grandson of the third generation... so this Chuseok, too, I spent the whole time cooking and doing the dishes. Since this Chuseok holiday lasts for five days including the weekend, I thought there wouldn't be a rush for the return trip... but because the holiday break before Chuseok was only one day long, I ended up fighting a much worse traffic jam than usual (a journey that normally takes two
I was obsessed with Europe, but then I faced reality... and turned my attention to Southeast Asia. I was getting tired of always going to China, and I felt like I needed a relaxing break, so I chose Bangkok! To be honest, I just picked it up without knowing anything about it, haha. This book doesn't just pack in random miscellaneous information; it seems to be themed specifically for women to enjoy Bangkok like princesses. It was the perfect book for me, as I was in need of a relaxing getaway.
Han Hye-won et al.: Bangkok Princess
"Bangkok Princess" is a guidebook that brings together Bangkok's stylish and luxurious spots. It strictly excludes cliché tourist attractions crowded with travelers and carefully selects only the hot and hip places that even locals rave about. Furthermore, spots are categorized by styles preferred by women, allowing each person to enjoy a trip that suits their individual taste.
Korean title: 방콕 프린세스
Korean author: 한혜원 외
Korean publisher: 중앙북스
ISBN-13: 9788927804703
Reviews
While preparing for my trip to Bangkok, most of the books I had read beforehand were written from a male perspective. It seemed as though Bangkok’s freedom and nightlife met to lead to a liberal sexual culture, fulfilling many of men’s hidden or concealed desires. Consequently, as a woman, the more I learned about Bangkok, the more I felt that a trip there wouldn't be particularly interesting. However, the moment I saw this book, I realized that wasn't necessarily the case. It presented Bangkok
Did everyone have a happy Chuseok? Although I am not from a head family, my husband is the eldest grandson of the third generation... so this Chuseok, too, I spent the whole time cooking and doing the dishes. Since this Chuseok holiday lasts for five days including the weekend, I thought there wouldn't be a rush for the return trip... but because the holiday break before Chuseok was only one day long, I ended up fighting a much worse traffic jam than usual (a journey that normally takes two
I was obsessed with Europe, but then I faced reality... and turned my attention to Southeast Asia. I was getting tired of always going to China, and I felt like I needed a relaxing break, so I chose Bangkok! To be honest, I just picked it up without knowing anything about it, haha. This book doesn't just pack in random miscellaneous information; it seems to be themed specifically for women to enjoy Bangkok like princesses. It was the perfect book for me, as I was in need of a relaxing getaway.
