19 Reasons to Add Nan to Your Thailand Itinerary
With stunning mountain scenery, a rich history and oodles of things to see and do, a visit to Nan is always a pleasure. The only surprise is that more …
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TAT Launches ‘Me Myself & Thailand’ for Solo Female Travellers
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has released a free digital guidebook aimed at encouraging female solo travellers to experience more of the …
Enjoy Isaan Hospitality at Ban Chiang Community, Udon Thani
With the gentlest of touches the third piece of white string is tied to my wrist. “Khaw hai chok dee na ka” the elegant Thai auntie says …
9 Reasons to Love Thailand
Thailand may be many things, but it certainly isn’t boring. It’s a country full of life and energy with an intoxicating mix of the …
On the Trail of Food and Culture in Historic Lamphun
With so much to see and do in Chiang Mai it’s not surprising that many tourists visiting Thailand’s northern capital don’t venture …
Sabai Sabai in Khao Yai
There are plenty of choices for people looking to escape the bustle of Bangkok for a few days. Drive two or three hours in any direction from the Thai …
Samlors and Cycles: On The Trail of Chiang Mai’s Hidden Heritage
Chiang Mai is a city with so much to see and do. Whether it’s ancient temples, ethical elephant experiences or adrenaline-filled adventure, …
Street Art in Phuket Town Celebrates Local Food & Culture
Most tourists heading to Phuket head straight for the beaches. And that’s understandable. But Phuket Town has much to offer and can be an …
Thailand Bids a Final Farewell to the Royal Father
It was an emotional time to be in Thailand as Thai people bade a final farewell to the man they call the Royal Father. Broadcast live on all Thai …
Bangkok’s Bridge of Tears
A century ago, Bangkok’s network of canals were the lifeblood of a city which was known as the ‘Venice of the East’. In an era when …
Fired Up for Success at Ban Rai Kong Khing, Chiang Mai
The warmth from the hot coals flushes my cheeks. The heady aroma of herbs fills my nostrils and the gentle lilt of Lanna music fills the air. My eyes …
Homestay Hospitality and the Power of Responsible Tourism in Mae Hong Son
As an outsider looking in, the village of Ban Muang Pam seems idyllic. Perched high up on a hillside in picturesque Mae Hong Son province, this …
Following in the Footsteps of the King: Thailand’s Royal Projects
Looking out today on the picturesque highland scenery in north Thailand and seeing the flowers and vegetables flourishing in the cool climate, …
What is the Best Island in Thailand?
It’s a question that often gets asked: what is the best island in Thailand? But with a myriad of wonderful islands to choose from in Thailand …
Commemorating the Thai King on Father’s Day
Today would have been the late King’s 89th birthday. December 5 is a public holiday in Thailand and also the date of Father’s Day in …
Ethical Elephant Encounters in Khao Sok
It may come as a surprise to many of you to learn that my life in Thailand isn’t all sunshine and smiles despite the impression I may give. Like …
Adventures in Nakhon Nayok
Nakhon Nayok isn’t an obvious tourist destination, but the small province has much to offer the adventurous traveller. Less than two …
Exploring Thailand’s Eastern Provinces
If you ask overseas tourists what places spring to mind when they think about eastern Thailand and they’ll probably answer Pattaya, Ko Samet and …