Category: Travel in Thailand

Looking to get out of the city for a day and discover something new? Ayutthaya fits the bill! Located just 75 km north of Bangkok and easily accessible by minivan, train […]

On any given day, the streets of Bangkok’s Chinatown bustle with energy. Gold shops and other businesses on the main stretch of Yaowaraj engage in their daily trade. Pedestrians push […]

Around 2.5 hours by car from Bangkok, Rayong offers families an easy, chilled-out beach retreat away from the big city. Here are six family-friendly resorts worth checking out before your next […]

Located in Amphur Muang, Petchaburi province, about a 1.5 to 2 hour drive from Bangkok, Had Chao Samran and Had Puek Tian are often overshadowed by the more popular beach beaches of Cha-am […]

What happens when you or your child becomes ill while traveling in a foreign country? Depending on where you are, the experience can range from mildly stressful to nerve wracking. […]

In its fourth season, the MUSE pass is available for purchase from now until 30 September 2016. This 199-baht pass offers admission to 40 museums in Thailand, with a validity of one year […]

Just 200 kilometres from Bangkok, Koh Samet is the nearest major island to Bangkok. With fine powdery sands, gentle waves and shady, tree-fringed beaches, it offers a great break for families. Here […]

Nestled in the scenic hills surrounding Khao Yai, off Thanarat Road in Pak Chong district of Korat, Life Park has been revamped and rebranded as Scenical World, a huge theme […]

In Bangkok, sometimes the fastest way to get from one place to another is to walk. But in a city notorious for accidents and injuries, here are 7 points to […]

As the weather has cooled down (somewhat), it’s time to get the little ones outdoors for some fun! Here are our favourite 6 attractions in Bangkok that offer opportunities for […]