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Bua means lotus in Thai and the french"le" before it clearly spells this Hotel mission to be the ultimate in East-West sophistication offering all su…moreBua means lotus in Thai and the french"le" before it clearly spells this Hotel mission to be the ultimate in East-West sophistication offering all suites and amenities like a personal chef cooking in your room featured here. Ranked as "2008 best Luxury Hotel", by Traveler's Choice, Trip Advisor, Lebua at State Tower is located in the heart of Bangkok a few steps from the Chao-Phraya river. This is a different Bangkok from the familiar hustle and bustle one and its restaurant and bar on the 65th floor terrace offer the most breathtaking views of the city. Hosted by Sunida Thirasak, a Bangkok native presently living in New York. less

Just one hour from Bangkok, in Ayutthaya is ElephantStay, a place where you can live, work and play with 90 elephants. Ewa Narkiewicz and Michelle R…moreJust one hour from Bangkok, in Ayutthaya is ElephantStay, a place where you can live, work and play with 90 elephants. Ewa Narkiewicz and Michelle Reedy manage this not-for-profit project which retires old elephant and gives young ones a sustainable future. The elephants at Elephantstay work in movies too taking acting roles in Oliver Stone's "Alexander. www.elephantstay.com Hosted by Sunida Thirasak a Bangkok native presently living in New York. less

50 miles North of Bangkok lies the ancient city of Ayutthaya, the Thai capital for 417 years. Founded in 1350 by King U-Thong it was ruled by 33 king…more50 miles North of Bangkok lies the ancient city of Ayutthaya, the Thai capital for 417 years. Founded in 1350 by King U-Thong it was ruled by 33 kings before being destroyed by the Burmese in 1767. Auytthaya covering more than 2.5 square kilometers was one of South East Asia most prosperous cities trading with Europeans and leaving behind a most amazing architectural legacy. In 1991 Unesco declared it a World Heritage Site. Hosted by Sunida Thirasak, born in Bangkok and now living in New York. less

What Po Temple founded in the 16th century combines history,traditional Thai massage training and medicine. A 46 foot reclining Buddha covered in go…moreWhat Po Temple founded in the 16th century combines history,traditional Thai massage training and medicine. A 46 foot reclining Buddha covered in gold and with inlaid mother-of-pearl feet is the main attraction. Medicine men diagnose and administer herbal medicine and traditional Thai massage is practiced on the temple ground and is open to the public. Hosted by Sunida Thirasak a Bangkok native presently living in New York. less

The 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. From the Bangkok Marriott Pier, the Manhora cruise boat de…moreThe 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. From the Bangkok Marriott Pier, the Manhora cruise boat departs Monday to Friday for Thai cooking classes cruising down the Chaophraya River. The boat is a 100 year old rice barge restored for 21st century luxury cruising. Sunida is taught the art of preparing a 5 course banquet by Chef de Partie Patchareekorn Seehawat. Here we see the making of the most famous of Thai soups:the Tom Yum Talay. Hosted by Sunida Thirasak, a Bangkok native presently living in New York. less

The 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. The Traditional Thai Puppet Theater was founded by Sakor…moreThe 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. The Traditional Thai Puppet Theater was founded by Sakorn Yangkhiawsod, known as Joe Louis, the last Grand master of the art. There are 3 types of theatrical styles which involve dancing and singing and are comparable in style and form to the 18th century ballet performed at Versailles. Each puppet is controlled by 3 puppeteers who perform on stage in synchronization with the puppet. The Joe Louis Theater remains the true guardian of this vanishing art form. www.thaipuppet.com Hosted by Sunida Thirasak, a Bangkok native who presently lives in New York. less

The 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. They say that you can get a suit or a dress made in Hong…moreThe 10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world. They say that you can get a suit or a dress made in Hong Kong in 12 hours. Bangkok is very competitive and will do the same in half the time. Our hostess Sunida puts this claim to the test and gets a dress made in six hours at James Fashion. Hosted by Sunida Thirasak, a Bangkok native now living in New York. less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing Thai food.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of …moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of the Beaches on Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to in 2005 to see the disaster from the Tsunami that hit Phi Phi Thailand.

World Concern is a nonprofit Christian humanitarian organization providing disaster response and community development programs to the world’s poor i…moreWorld Concern is a nonprofit Christian humanitarian organization providing disaster response and community development programs to the world’s poor in Africa, Asia and the Americas. Our help is extended without regard to race, religion, ethnicity or gender. We believe that life is full of promise – that no place is too difficult and no person too hopeless to reach. less

World Concern is a nonprofit Christian humanitarian organization providing disaster response and community development programs to the world’s poor i…moreWorld Concern is a nonprofit Christian humanitarian organization providing disaster response and community development programs to the world’s poor in Africa, Asia and the Americas. Our help is extended without regard to race, religion, ethnicity or gender. We believe that life is full of promise – that no place is too difficult and no person too hopeless to reach. less

A day on one of the most well traveled roads in the world. Renowned by backpackers for people watching, food, shopping, tatoos & partying. With your …moreA day on one of the most well traveled roads in the world. Renowned by backpackers for people watching, food, shopping, tatoos & partying. With your host Michael Murphy less

I didn't know what to expect when I arrived at Khason Road in Bangkok awaiting my trek to Siem Reap, Cambodia. All that was before me was the unknow…moreI didn't know what to expect when I arrived at Khason Road in Bangkok awaiting my trek to Siem Reap, Cambodia. All that was before me was the unknown, I got on board. The journey began at 7 a.m. and ended at 1 a.m. A trip that should have taken no longer than 6 hours took 18, and you know what, it was worth it! less

Jamie Logan, Cruise Director of the Regent's World Cruise explores the floating markets outside Bangkok

An experimental Travel video based on my week long trip in Thailand.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to visit Khaosan Road. Khaosan Road is a backpackers mecca, and has some of the best nightli…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to visit Khaosan Road. Khaosan Road is a backpackers mecca, and has some of the best nightlife, shopping, and you can get your hair dreaded. It also has some of the best people watching in the world. less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to listen to Joe Haleger as he plays his swiss horn.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of …moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of the Beaches on Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing recovery of…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing recovery of many hotels in Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy uncovers 2004 footage from the Tsunami that hit Railay Bay Thailand.

a teaser of my new series expeditionLIFE, shot over 9 months and edited by my wife and I. Enjoy and look for more soon!