Martin Ravas is a Czech-American writer, adventurer, and traveler. He has spent three decades living, working, and traveling throughout Southeast and Central Asia, North and South America, Africa, Australia, Europe, and the Pacific Islands. His vast, colorful experiences provide the insight and foundations for his work.
Thirty Happy Years in Thailand
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- ISBN8230466284
- EAN9798230466284
- Date de parution11/02/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
The book is the author's personal confession, recounting a life spent largely in Thailand. Everything began with a chance stopover in Bangkok in 1987, but over time the country gradually became his second home. What first started as fascination with the nightlife, freedom, and adventure slowly evolved into a deep appreciation for Thai culture, Buddhism, and a more peaceful way of life. The author takes the reader through years filled with travel, powerful experiences, personal transformation, and the search for inner peace.
Thailand helped him slow down, better understand himself, and discover values that are often lost in the modern world. A special place in his story belongs to the mountain town of Pai, where he found a true sense of peace and belonging. It is an honest story about freedom, the search for meaning in life, returning to the places that shape us, and the unique bond with a country that changes a person forever.
Thailand helped him slow down, better understand himself, and discover values that are often lost in the modern world. A special place in his story belongs to the mountain town of Pai, where he found a true sense of peace and belonging. It is an honest story about freedom, the search for meaning in life, returning to the places that shape us, and the unique bond with a country that changes a person forever.


















