Bangkok Panorama

Your personal Bangkok travel guide with 40 audio guides

Don’t just see Bangkok—understand it: with 33 years of personal experience, original photos and maps, walking tours, historical background, insider tips and 40 bonusaudio stories.

259 pages 

40 audio guides included

33 years of Bangkok experience 

ongoing updates on the website.

Bangkok Panorama featured by the Austrian-Thai Society

A special pleasure: The Austrian-Thai Society features my guidebook “Bangkok Panorama” in detail on its website.

The focus is on my 33 years of experience in Bangkok and my personal recommendations.

Many thanks for this wonderful support!

40 audio guides to accompany the book

What the Bangkok travel guide

“Bangkok Panorama” offers

Less searching. More Bangkok.

Bangkok Panorama combines practical guidance, stories and personal recommendations in a travel companion that helps you plan before your trip and make the most of your time in Bangkok.

Personal experience, not anonymous lists

The recommendations and insights are based on 33 years of personal experience in Bangkok, dating back to 1993. They offer a perspective that puts familiar places in context and brings the city’s changes to light.

Original photography and custom maps

Original photos capture the atmosphere and details. Custom maps help you connect neighborhoods, routes and destinations in a meaningful way.

City walks and personal discoveries

Suggested routes take you through Bangkok instead of simply listing individual attractions. They also include places and insights beyond the usual shortlists.

History, culture and food

History, temples, neighborhoods, markets, cafés and Thai food are explained in a way that turns a visit into a personal experience.

Book, audio and website—all together

QR codes link selected content in the book to personal audio stories. Additions and updates on the website extend the print and digital editions.

Take a look inside the Bangkok travel guide



Inside Bangkok Panorama

Take a look at actual pages from the guidebook: featuring original photos, maps, background stories, food and QR links to audio stories.

Bangkok experience since 1993

When I first got to know Bangkok in 1993, there was neither a Skytrain nor a subway. People got around the city by tuk-tuk and bus. Getting around was less convenient, but it also brought you closer to the city.

Since then, I’ve continued to experience Bangkok in new ways: on foot, in everyday life and on my scooter. I’ve lived in the city for periods, gotten involved there and ridden my Honda Scoopy along Sukhumvit and through countless side streets. It was an adventure.

When I write about the “best noodle dish” or the “most beautiful view,” it’s always subjective. Bangkok Panorama offers my personal perspective on the city. After all, everyone’s tastes are different—and that’s exactly what makes exploring so enjoyable.