01 / TRAVEL / PERSONAL JOURNAL
Meg’s Gone Ghost
Curiosity, given a place to wander.


detoursbegin here.Wish you were here, Meg
A little curiosity.
A whole new world.
01 / Behind the design
An invitation to explore, with the warmth of a postcard sent by a friend.
Warm paper, watercolor landscapes, illustrated maps, and expressive serif lettering give the journal a sense of place before a story is even opened.
The Thailand folio connects six discoveries through an interactive watercolor map. Numbered stops reveal place notes, while zoom and drag controls invite visitors to explore the illustrated route.
UNFOLD THE MAP / 06 PLACES TO DISCOVER
Follow the thread.
From Bangkok’s riverbanks to northern temples and southern shores.
Choose a numbered stamp to preview a stop.
Temple details & river light
Wat Arun
Wat Arun’s central tower rises beside the Chao Phraya River, its surface full of small ornamental details. This opening stop brings together the movement of the river and the slower pace of a temple visit.
- LOCATION
- Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok
Ancient ruins & reflecting pools
Sukhothai Historical Park
Temple ruins, brick paths, trees, and water make Sukhothai a landscape to explore slowly. The historical park offers a quieter chapter after Bangkok, with time to look across open spaces and into the details of its monuments.
- LOCATION
- Sukhothai Historical Park, Mueang Kao, Sukhothai
Mountain temple & golden details
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep
Doi Suthep brings this route into the hills above Chiang Mai. The temple’s golden details and layered rooflines sit within a mountain landscape, a place where architecture and the surrounding greenery share the view.
- LOCATION
- Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Suthep, Chiang Mai
Forest water & limestone cliffs
Cheow Lan Lake
Cheow Lan Lake, also known as the Ratchaprapha reservoir, is a landscape of water, forested shores, and limestone formations in the Khao Sok area. A boat journey opens up a different scale after the northern temple stops.
- LOCATION
- Ratchaprapha Dam pier, Ban Ta Khun, Surat Thani
Limestone shores & longtail boats
Railay Beach
Railay’s shore brings limestone cliffs, beach paths, and longtail boats into one frame. It is a chapter for shifting between the broad coastal view and the small details of arriving by water.
- LOCATION
- Railay West Beach, Ao Nang, Krabi
Shophouse colors & café corners
Phuket Old Town
Phuket Old Town brings the trip back to street level: rows of shophouses, old façades, and places to stop for something to eat. Its architecture reflects the island’s history of trade and the communities who settled here.
- LOCATION
- Thalang Road and Soi Romanee, Phuket Old Town
An interactive excerpt from the Thailand folio. Select a stop, zoom in, and drag the enlarged map to explore.








