Going off the beaten path in Thailand is not easy. The country lives off of tourism and it’s hard to find a quiet spot, where one can be far from overcrowded beaches and overpriced bars. However, The Land of Smiles is huge and if you look closely, you will be able to find a place, […]
Trat is the home province of Koh Chang, one of the most popular islands in Thailand. Probably that’s why tourists don’t ever visit other places in the area. I had a great pleasure to attend the Tourist Authority of Thailand’s FAM trip to Chanthaburi, Rayong, and Trat and find out what the east of the […]
Rayong province is located in the east of Thailand and you might have heard about it if you have ever considered going to Koh Samet. Tourist usually takes boats from one of the coastal towns to get there and never think of stopping and exploring the rest of the area. That’s a great shame as […]
Thailand is a country I come back to more and more. It’s a bit like my second home now and I feel that I almost have an obligation towards you, my reader, to show you Thailand that’s real, not spoiled and, as Thais call it themselves, clean. I would love to prove to you that […]
The east of Thailand is amazing. If you’re looking for something authentic without hordes of tourists, where you can eat delicious food and meet wonderful people, then this region is for you. Visit the east of the Land of Smiles if you don’t fancy spending all of your time under a coconut tree and don’t […]
Regardless of whether you want to stay in Thailand for a few weeks or a few years, you probably still want to communicate with your loved ones and use the internet wherever you are. When you are staying in a new country, it is not easy to figure out which package and which company offering […]
Chiang Mai, despite its fame, doesn’t have a good system of transportation. You can drive a scooter, but I know that it’s not for everyone. Red taxis are very popular, but sometimes it’s hard to catch them and they might not take you to where you want to go. Uber is a great alternative and […]
Bangkok has a wonderful network of boats and river ferries, which are part of the local public transportation. It is the cheapest way of moving around the city. If you come here for only a few days, it’s a good idea to use them as your main mode of transport. If you are staying […]
A scooter is my favourite kind of transportation in Thailand. There’s no better way of seeing all the sites than on your own 2 wheels. Thanks to them you can be independent and travel on your own. During my stay in Thailand, I had my own scooter, which I bought at the very beginning of my […]