Category: Travel in Thailand

Mention whale watching in Thailand and you may get funny looks. Not widely known, the Gulf of Thailand is indeed home to whales, specifically Bryde’s (pronounced ‘bruda’) Whales. These majestic […]

Cha-am, Hua Hin and Pranburi have always attracted families, thanks to their long stretches of beach and mellow, relaxed settings. Each area has its own personality, but all offer fun […]

In recent years, Thailand’s elephant parks have come under scrutiny from animal activists and responsibly-minded travellers alike. Increasingly, tourists are seeking out elephant ‘sanctuaries’, where the welfare of the animals […]

Any international move can be a daunting task and moving to Asia, specifically Bangkok can sometimes feel overwhelming due to the size and pace of the city. Bangkok or ‘The […]

There’s loads of opportunities for watching animals in captivity in Bangkok, and whilst this is a good way to introduce kids to nature, there’s nothing like seeing animals in their […]

Known for its lush rainforests and rolling hills, the Khao Yai and Pak Chong area is a beloved getaway for neighbouring city dwellers. It offers plenty of fresh air and […]

Just two kilometers off the shores of Sri Racha (Chonburi province) in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Si Chang offers a lovely day trip from Bangkok. Clean and calm waters, […]

In the cooler and drier months, it is highly enjoyable to spend some time getting to know Thailand’s great outdoors through camping – its jungle environments are thrilling and fascinating […]

Khao Yai is Thailand’s third largest national parks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its lush rainforests and rolling hills. We’ve visited Khao Yai National Park many times […]

When the weather starts to cool down and the festive bells start ringing it’s time for the Jim Thompson farm to re-open again. Open for just 6 weeks of the […]