Christine's Reviews

HAPPITAT in Bangkok

Yesterday, thanks to some enthusiastic Instagram posts that I’d seen, off we went to explore Happitat, a brand new, “massive 200,000-square-meter themed mixed-use destination that officially opened on August 21, 2026” (last bit is AI, so dunno if it actually needs quotation marks, but anyway…) Happitat is indeed massive, with different …

THAI DIALOGUE : FOREIGN QUOTE exhibition in Bangkok

Bangkok’s lovely Museum Siam, which we visited a couple of years ago, has a very interesting temporary exhibition on at the moment. “Thai Dialogue: Foreign Quote” is a free exhibition, exploring Siam’s history, culture, and identity through the eyes, journals, and artefacts of foreign visitors—including merchants, diplomats, missionaries, and scholars—across different …

PRINCES & PEOPLE OF INDIA by EMILY EDEN at DELHI ART GALLERY

There is a wonderful exhibition currently showing at Delhi Art Gallery, featuring some of the beautiful drawings of Emily Eden. Emily was the unmarried sister of Lord Auckland, who was Governor-General of India from 1836-1842, and she accompanied him on his posting. We learn that Emily was “one of the …

THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU

Hmm. Where do I start? As a long-term, die-hard “Star Wars” fan (I saw Star Wars: Episode IV aka The Original, The First, The Best within days of its opening in 1977 in Paris)… Er, where was I? Oh yes, as a true fan, I was obviously very excited at …

THE SHEEP DETECTIVES

All the trailers for the film “The Sheep Detectives” over the last few months were undeniably cute and appealing, so the real McCoy was an interesting and unexpected experience. Because although the film is indeed cute and very appealing, it is so many other things as well – realistic, humorous, …