Wat Arun’s towering 80-metre prang, encrusted with millions of Chinese porcelain fragments and seashells, served as the dramatic backdrop for Lisa’s campaign unveiling. For those who travel Thailand in Lisa’s footsteps, Phu Langka’s limestone karsts jut dramatically from flat valley floors, and during cool season mornings (November-February), the valley fills with thick fog, leaving only peaks visible like islands floating in clouds. Sunrise breaks around 6.30am, revealing the mystical “sea of mist” (Talay Mok) that creates the dreamy, emotional visuals central to Lisa’s campaign. Lisa’s Thailand travel campaign highlights this location to showcase her Isaan roots (she’s from Buriram province) make this location particularly meaningful. Lisa’s trail takes you from Bangkok’s spiritual heart through Northern tea plantations and misty mountains, across Isaan’s geological wonders, and into the South’s ancient rainforests in Lisa’s travel across Thailand.