After four months of living in cities and towns, we were ready for a change of pace. We were looking for a quiet island with white beaches and stunning sunsets – like the ones you see in movies.When we arrived in Koh Lanta, we discovered we had come to just the right place. Koh Lanta …
In Chiang Mai, the second-largest city in Thailand, you’ll find thousands of spots to stop for a bite, a drink, or to satisfy your sweet tooth.There are stalls offering delicious and affordable local food, fast food chains, simple eateries, and even high-end restaurants.The variety is vast, with dishes featuring meat, seafood, soups, noodles, and rice. …
The road from Chiang Mai to the small town of Pai is full of wild, lush nature but also packed with twists and turns. The drive takes about three hours.Before you set out, read about the different ways to get there and choose the one that suits you best, taking into account the road conditions …
Introduction:After (almost) four months of traveling, during which Saar and I walked (and also flew, drove, and rode) hand in hand, I found myself alone.Wait, wait, don’t let that sound like something negative. I chose to stay in our rented apartment in Chiang Mai while Saar set off on a three-day motorbike trip to do …
In many places across Thailand, you can find beautiful waterfalls. But the Bua Thong Waterfalls, also known as the Sticky Waterfalls, are truly unique – unlike anything else you’ll see in the country. These waterfalls are located in the lush and scenic Sri Lanna National Park in Northern Thailand, about a one-hour drive from Chiang …
If you’re a shopping lover, Thailand is the place for you.Everywhere you go, you’ll find shops, both big and small. In the big cities, you’ll also come across malls, sometimes more than one, but the real highlight is: the markets.These might be local food markets, clothing markets, or touristy ones full of trinkets. What they …
