This looking Glass Magazine Maya Bay Issue explores where the Beach was filmed, and breathtaking Krabi and Phi Phi landscapes before the tsunami
The Beach Movie revisited, Krabi and Phi Phi
By Jack Corbett
We snorkel 20 feet to the bottom of Maya Bay, where The Beach was filmed starring Leonardo DiCaprio. We took a week off to Krabi and then to the Phi-Phi Islands which inspired the movie, to soon become overrun by tourists, and then came the tsunami. But Krabi and the nearby islands is astonishing, and Phi- hi is not to be missed.
Loom, The Looking Glass Thai girl of the month
By Jack Corbett
Meet Loom, who studied, then graduated with a four year marketing degree before posing for Jack's camera at Sattahip's Sai Keaw beach and a secret undisclosed location near Pattaya.
It is movie time at Wongamat Beach's Long Beach Hotel
By Jack Corbett
Just 2 miles North of Pattaya, the Long Beach Hotel is so visually stimulating you'd think someone would make a movie here. They did. Or was it a television talk show? But whatever those Koreans did they were using some of the most impressive video equipment we've seen, and the Korean girls they were filming were ever so cute that we decided to make our own movie, available only here in the Looking Glass.
The Looking Glass's take on why the discriminating male should visit Thailand
By Jack Corbett
A Monger's Review of Pattaya's Unparalled Adult Entertainment Scene
By Ari
Meet Ari, who comes to Pattaya for the first time in a quest for wine, babes, and experiences worth writing about. Ari's diary takes you into an unbelievable world most men can only dream about.
Uncle Bufford Pattaya Walking Street Go Go Bar Reviews
Uncle Bufford
This Southerner takes a hard look at Pattaya Walking Street's go go bars as he carouses through Walking Street's go go bars and then rates them according to the infamous Uncle Bufford's five star rating system
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