Koh Kradan is a tiny remote island lying approximately 12 kilometers off the coast of Thailand’s Trang Province. When we stay tiny, we mean it. The entire island measures 4 kilometers from north to south, and an average of just 300 meters from east to west. That’s small enough to kayak around in just a …
This Koh Lipe guide covers beaches, snorkeling spots, hotels, bars, and other fun things to do such as day trips to nearby islands like Koh Adang.
Only have 2 weeks in Thailand? Here are two fantastic itineraries. One for the north, one for the south. Which suits you better?
There are a total of 1,430 islands in Thailand, but most travelers have only heard of 5 or 6. We guarantee a few of these will get on your bucket list!
Koh Mak is a beautiful little undeveloped island mid-way between the already popular Koh Chang and the growing in popularity Kod Kood.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Koh Ngai! If you are looking for an undeveloped island completely off the beaten track, then you need to visit Koh Ngai. There is almost nothing developed here; no roads, no cars, in fact, there aren’t even motorbikes! I can imagine that this is what popular islands like …
Best Thailand Prepaid Sim Card for Tourists Wi-Fi is quite common in Thailand, and with decent connection speeds. However, you won’t always find Wi-Fi hotspots when you are traveling around the city or in more remote areas. 10 years ago, I honestly wouldn’t have cared about getting a prepaid sim card with internet data. I …
Top Beaches on Koh Chang The beaches in Koh Chang vary quite significantly. Some are developed with upmarket luxury resorts while others suit the backpacker vibe. There are also some lesser known beaches which are quite undeveloped and still feel like they’re at the end of the world. The west coast of Koh Chang has …
Top Places to Visit Near Chiang Mai Chiang Mai is the second largest city in Thailand but completely different than Bangkok. It is a much quieter city that is surrounded by stunning mountain ranges with thick rainforests, countless waterfalls, wild animals, hot springs, and small villages. I’ve spent about four months exploring Chiang Mai. That’s …
7 Hotels on Koh Kood You Must Know About There are far fewer hotels on Koh Kood than the neighboring island of Koh Chang. With much of the island remaining undeveloped, you can still find many secluded beaches right around the island. Some of these fantastic hotels are lucky enough to have an almost private …
The Ultimate Kanchanaburi Travel Guide This Kanchanaburi travel guide will detail waterfalls, caves, rivers, jungle trails, national parks, and some interesting World War 2 History. Popular attractions include the Erawan Falls, Hellfire Pass, and the Bridge Over the River Kwai. However, there are also some great off-the-beaten-path attractions in Kanchanaburi where hardly any tourists go …
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10 Top Hotels on Koh Lipe for Every Budget Koh Lipe offers an amazing selection of boutique and luxury hotels with stunning beachfront views that are hard to beat anywhere else in Thailand. Small wooden bungalows, rather than giant concrete hotels, are the typical form of accommodation and are dotted all around the island. This …
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Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn) Wat Arun is one of the most iconic temples in Bangkok. Its design is quite different from all the other temples you will find around Bangkok, making it a must-see unique attraction. You have probably seen photos of Wat Arun’s 86m tall central spire on the cover of magazines …
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Exploring Bang Krachao Island in Bangkok Bang Krachao island is a green oasis in the heart of Bangkok. This urban jungle is visible from the higher floors of many apartments along Sukhumvit Road, however, it remains unknown to most travelers. Hang on a moment. An island in Bangkok you say? That’s right, Bang Krachao is …
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11 Best Beaches in Thailand to Visit in 2022 Thailand has so many islands and stunning beaches that it is hard to narrow down the selection to just a few. After exploring the country from end to end, here is a list of the 11 best beaches in Thailand. Some of these beaches you may …
What to do in Bangkok, Tips from a Local Bangkok is my favorite city in the world, I wouldn’t have spent 5 years living there otherwise. You’re probably thinking, why the hell would you spend that long in Bangkok? Let me tell you, there are so many amazing things to do in Bangkok that it’s …
12 Temples in Bangkok You Should Know About There are over 40,000 temples across Thailand, and more than 400 of them are in Bangkok. If you hadn’t figured, Thailand is a very religious country with about 92% of people being Buddhist. To truly understand Thailand’s culture, you must visit a few temples. And, there is …
Maeklong Railway Market Bangkok, Thailand It’s no secret that I love exploring markets around Bangkok. There are so many to choose from. You’ll find floating markets, street markets, night markets and, even railway markets! The Maeklong Railway Market is one of Bangkok’s most unique attractions. It is truly a must-visit destination. What makes the Maeklong …
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What is the Best Time to Visit Bangkok? What is the best time to visit Bangkok? Here we will give you the facts for each month of the year including; when it rains the most and when you’ll stay dry, when hotels and cheap and when they’ll cost you an arm and a leg, and …
Share This Article! Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest The Ultimate List of Things to do in Chiang Rai There are so many things to do in Chiang Rai that you could easily spend an entire week exploring this far northern end of Thailand. Most visitors only spend a day or two …
What are the best places to visit near Bangkok? A quick escape from Bangkok’s busy streets and sprawling centre might seem tough, but think again. You’ll be surprised by how many great places you can visit near Bangkok, and visit easily. Shower under a waterfall. Sunbake on an island. Wander through a buzzing market. There …
Visiting the White Temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand The White Temple, also known as Wat Rong Khun, is the most iconic temple in Chiang Rai and all of Asia for that matter. Hundreds of visitors travel here every day to see the unique and amazing artworks. But what makes it so special? The White Temple …
Complete Guide to the Erawan National Park The Erawan National Park is one of those destinations you must see when visiting Thailand. Most people come to explore the 7 levels of the stunning Erawan Waterfall and then go for a refreshing swim right in the middle of the jungle. The hike to the top of …
The Top 4 Beaches on Koh Phangan If you’re going to the south of Thailand, then you definitely don’t want to miss these top Koh Phangan Beaches. With these four great beaches, your fellow travelers will think you’ve been living on the island for years! The Full Moon Party has made Haad Rin Beach overcrowded, …
An Easy Guide to Ayutthaya Historical Park Ayutthaya was once the capital of Thailand, and believe it or not, the largest city in the world. That’s right, just over 300 years ago Ayutthaya had a huge population of over 1 million people! These days this ancient city is best known for its temples spread about …
Essential Koh Lanta Guide – Chilled out vibes in the Andaman Sea Koh Lanta is a gorgeous island in the Andaman Sea. The west coast is lined with long stretches of white sandy beaches and fantastic guesthouses. The southern end has a rough coast where only a handful of people visit. The east coast has …
Mae Sai Border Crossing and Tachileik Day Trip Mae Sai is a small town located in northern Thailand on the Thai-Myanmar border. It lies approximately 60km north of Chiang Rai and is the northernmost point in Thailand. Mae Sai was once a popular visa run stop, where tourists would cross the Thai boarded by land …
What I Pack For a Trip to Thailand What should I pack for Thailand? I see this question asked all the time in travel forums and Facebook groups. I am always blown away when I see people traveling to Thailand for a 2 week trip with a 25kg luggage bag. Seriously, what the hell are …
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Top 9 Hotels in Chiang Rai (Town and Provincial Areas) If you have read my huge Chiang Rai travel guide, you will know that I absolutely love this peaceful part of northern Thailand. It might be quieter than Chiang Mai, but there is still so much to do here. This article includes a range of …
The Only Sangkhaburi Travel Guide You’ll Need Sangkhlaburi is one of my favorite destinations in central Thailand. I have visited this hidden jungle village five times in the past few years. It has always been fantastic. Traveling to Sangkhlaburi is a great way to get really off the beaten track in Thailand. For many visitors, …
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Half Day Trip to Khun Korn Waterfall, Chiang Rai [one_half] Khun Korn Waterfall is one of the best waterfalls in Chiang Rai. This 70-meter tall waterfall is hidden deep inside of the Khun Korn Forest Park outside of Chiang Rai. This is the biggest waterfall in the north of Thailand. A destination you must visit! While …
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14 Awesome Things to do in Pai, Thailand The common thing I heard about Pai before visiting was that you would “go there for two days and stay for two weeks.” I hardly knew anything about this secluded village in the mountains. I doubted I would actually be around that long. However, I soon discovered …
Koh Kret Brewery and Pottery Village Koh Kret is an amazing little island just north of Bangkok. It is located in the middle of the Chao Praya River which flows from Nakhon Sawan to Bangkok. It’s an unlikely place for an island, but definitely worth the half day trip from Bangkok. Whether you want to …
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Best Live Music Bars in Bangkok to Party Like a Local If you have all your Bangkok nights out on Khao Sarn Road, then you have really missed out. Here I’ll show you to ten of the best live music bars in Bangkok. Some of these live music bars are in downtown Sukhumvit Road, while …
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Explore the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is the most authentic floating market in Bangkok. It is a discreet market hidden in Bangkok’s outer district of Taling Chan. It is rarely visited by western travelers, it’s more difficult to get to than other floating markets, the food is amazing, the …
Complete Guide to Amphawa Floating Market (2019) The Amphawa floating market is one of the most iconic places to visit in Thailand. It’s located just 90 minutes south west of Bangkok in Samut Songkhram on a series of small canals (klongs) branching off the Maeklong River. It is a great Bangkok day trip and an …
Jungle Trekking in Khao Yai National Park Recently I got the offer to go jungle trekking in Khao Yai National Park. In this particular area, the jungle is so dense and difficult to navigate, the only way to make it out again is with a guide. The Khao Yai National Park is like a really …
Don’t Miss These Awesome Cheap Resorts in Thailand There are so many hotels and resorts in Thailand that it can seem impossible to figure out which is best. Don’t worry, I’ve made things simple for you with my list of the top cheap resorts in Thailand. Why spend over $300 per night when you can …
Where are the Phi Phi Islands Best Beaches? The Phi Phi Islands or Koh Phi Phi is the ultimate destination in Thailand. Koh means island in Thai. The islands are located in Krabi Province. If you’re travelling from Krabi, it takes around ninety minutes to travel from Ao Nang to Phi Phi. If you are …
It’s little surprise Thailand has become such a popular spot for tourists to visit in recent years. The Asian nation offers a diverse range of activities and pursuits to get involved with, which will keep a traveler entertained for quite literally months. Let’s take a tour of this majestic country, as we provide you with …
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The Slow Life in Chiang Rai Thailand Want to live the country life in Thailand? Living in Chiang Rai in Thailand’s far north is a great alternative to Chaing Mai and Bangkok’s city life. Life in Chiang Rai really is a breath of fresh air and a complete escape from traffic congestion. Even better, it’s …
Koh Adang, Koh Lipe’s Quiet Neighbour The grass is always greener on the other side unless you’re on Koh Adang. This is about as green as it gets. Lying back on the sand I gaze out across the clear waters of the Andaman Sea, with Koh Lipe just a two kilometers away. The pine forest …
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White sands, clear water and forests of coconut trees. This is the most beautiful undeveloped island I have explored in south east asia yet.
Jungle Trekking in Thailand Solo Jungle trekking in Thailand has always been a fascination to me. The thought of taking an Indiana Jones style adventure. Cutting away hanging vines with a machete while slowly working through the jungle to reveal the hidden Temple of Doom. Now the trek to Kratengjeng Waterfall isn’t quite as extreme, …
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Splashdown Waterpark Pattaya the Wipeout Experience We’re all familiar with the hit Japanese TV show Wipeout. Contestants run through a series of collision courses to be sent flying in all directions before crash diving into the water. That Wipeout experience is now available in Thailand at the Splashdown Waterpark Pattaya! Pattaya is not generally a place …
Exploring the Three Pagodas Pass The Three Pagodas Pass is a melting pot of cultures offering much more than a border market stop. The route running west from the mountainous town of Sangkhlaburi to Thai border combines the cultures of Thailand, Myanmar, and the Mon Minority groups. The Three Pagodas Pass is also home to …
Here are 10 images which show some of my favorite places to travel Thailand 1. Sangklaburi Read: Three Pagodas Pass Much More than a Border Gate 2. Saiyok 3. Roi Et Read: Visit Roi Et, Following the Rice Trail 4. Phu Chi Fah 5. Paya Mengrai 6. Pai …
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Chilling out on a Saiyok Raft House I swing back and forth in my rope hammock, relaxing in the warm afternoon. The air is filled by the calls of birds, and the trickle of the river running beneath the boardwalk. Lazing back in this Saiyok Raft House is one of the best things to spend …
Prasat Muang Sing: Thailand’s Angkor Wat Prasat Muang Sing is unlike any other ancient Thai temples in the cities of Ayutthaya, Sukhothai and Chiang Saen. Prasat Muang Sing is an ancient Khmer style temple, with more similarity to Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Even if you think you have already visited plenty of temples in Thailand, …
MBK Bangkok is a place where almost anything electronic can be bought and fixed. Bluetooth speakers, computers, camera, second hand lenses, wireless keyboards, and most notably mobile phones, whatever you need there is a good chance it is at MBK Bangkok.
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