Category: Travel in Thailand

Bangna has definitely grown into a hotspot for families — here’s our list of 22 kid-friendly things to do in the area, from games and hobby facilities to rock climbing and horseback riding. […]

Have you been to Bangkok’s Snake Farm at the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute of the Thai Red Cross Society? Established in 1923, it is among the city’s oldest and most educational attractions where you can safely […]

On the whole, there is always more we can do to help accommodate the less abled, whether it’s a visible disability that requires a wheelchair, or a less visible one […]

PTT, the largest Thai oil company, has turned their considerable resources to the subject of the environment and conservation by creating a project called PTT Green in the City (‘Pa […]

Over the years, Thailand has seen the growth and success of a number of organisations that have dedicated themselves to improving the plight of wild animals. These animals have suffered […]

Your Name: Dave Braker Job Title: Elephant Coordinator at Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT) What is your nationality and background? I was born and raised in the UK and graduated […]

Living in the concrete jungles of central Bangkok makes it hard to imagine life a century ago. But it is entirely possible to experience a tranquil, idyllic side of the city, […]

Back for its 5th year, the MUSE Pass is available to buy for only 199 baht per person. It’s an amazingly economical and exciting way to see some of the […]

Road safety is a worry for us all. Is it really safe on the roads of Bangkok? Can we trust that taking a taxi or a minivan will result in a […]

Just an hour and a half from Bangkok by car, Cha-am is a tranquil seaside town with many family-friendly activities. Below are some we recently checked out. 1. Maruekhathaiyawan Palace Located midway […]