Category: Travel in Thailand
Bring out the water hoses, and don’t be afraid to get a little wet! Songkran is almost here and it’s our favourite festival that marks the Thai New Year, it’s […]
It’s time to dust off the water guns and raincoats as Songkran is approaching. There’s an extended holiday this year from April 12th to 16th but Songkran, AKA the Seven […]
Thailand is known for its amazing coastlines and islands. Thai beaches, with their azure waters, white sands, and breathtaking views, rank among the best in the world. Plus, many are […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]