Thailand Travel

Bangkok plus night equals fun…guaranteed! It is a city that never sleeps due to the high energy and excitement that goes along with the entertainment. From low-key cocktail bars to crazy cabaret shows, there’s so much to experience nightlife-wise that I can write a book about it, but instead here …

Etiquette and other cultural habits of Thailand may have already been mentioned, but it’s always good to review! When traveling to foreign lands it’s important to respect the culture and to fit in as much as possible to avoid problems. How would you feel if a visitor in your country …

While Bangkok isn’t necessarily an expensive place, it’s still nice to enjoy things on the cheap or free in this case. Why spend money when you don’t have to, especially in times of weak economies? The list below are five of the best free things to do in the entertaining …

Since Bangkok is the capital and Phuket is the largest island, you can only imagine how many embark on this route. And with that being said, there are several commuting options, which are listed below. By Plane Yes, there is an airport on the island and it’s even an international …

Among the flavourful exotic meals, Thailand’s drinks are just as flamboyant and delicious. Whether with alcohol or without, your tastebuds will thank you! Fresh fruit juices are very common and come in all different colors, flavours, and temperatures, but with so many amazing fruit drinks, I couldn’t narrow this list …

Bangkok is a mecca for shopping especially for bargains. Between shopping centers, markets, and malls, the markets of Bangkok offer the best prices, along with the best shopping experience. Strolling through a market here feels like a carnival fair, no matter what the product, time or location. Among the day, …

Our world may be becoming more and more eco-friendly, but it’s still amazing to see how far some go. A perfect example is Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew temple in Thailand which has taken recycling to a much a higher level. Better known as ‘The Temple of a Million Bottles’’, …

The Gulf of Thailand offers spectacular beaches with transparent waters, colorful fish, lively bars and restaurants, water sports and more. In the province of Surat Thani are three touristy island destinations that are each special in their own way. Ko Tao If you are after a tranquil, laid-back vibe or …

Chiang Mai is home to hundreds of temples, known as wats in Thai. Each have a special significance, whether it be historical or just simply beautiful. Majority are of Lanna style architecture. Buddhism in Thailand is not only a religion, it is a way of life and felt very strongly …

Chiang Mai, the largest city in the north of Thailand, is surprisingly THE place in Thailand to absorb the most culture. According to Tripadvisor’s Travelers Choice Awards, Chiang Mai is one of the top 25 best destinations in the world! It’s small size and low population of an estimated 160,000, …

Northeast Thailand, also referred to as Isaan is home to 25 national parks. Many of these parks are located in mountainous water catchment areas and shelter vegetation and wildlife. Therefore, they were selected as conservation areas. Unlike the other regions, several of these parks in the Northeast house artifacts of …

Most travelers fly straight into Bangkok as a starting and ending point considering it offers easy access to the rest of the country. But a place where the word tranquil doesn’t really exist is not for everyone. Bangkok is a monstrous city of crowds, pollution, shopping, and partying. It defines …