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While testing WindowSeater, we came to know Hua Lumphong Station well. It’s a magical place. Its a Miyasaki-esque dreamscape, perhaps sitting in a kink in our space-time continuum, and probably populated by spirits and ghosts. It doesn’t really fit in modern day Bangkok. …

A train trip both sad and uplifting. This WindowSeater summary will tell you how to get the most out of the journey. Lets start with a little exercise: I want you to imagine a long line of people laying down, from head to toe. 1 in every 10 people is…

A Greek man once almost became a the King of Siam, and some of the most cherished Thai desserts were invented by his wife. Believe me? When taking the Bangkok <> Chiang Mai train, your carriage will pull into Lop Buri station right next to three ancient Khmer stupas (Prang…

Having travelled most of the Thai rail system, WindowSeater has 6 tips to make an rail trip in Thailand a comfortable and fun experience. If you hail from a place where you can sip chilled wine in an immaculately clean and comfortable train as it slices through countryside at an…

This is the first WindowSeater trip summary we’ve developed, and there should be plenty more to come. Its for people looking for information on what to expect for this journey. This WindowSeater took the daytime train from Bangkok to Chiangmai. It was a nice ride, but a tad too long…

Why “window”, and why WindowSeater. “Window or Ailse” is a question you are probably asked a few times a year. It really comes down to how you view travel. …