You can find almost anything in Thailand: great food, endless white beaches, jungle, super cheap bungalows, and luxury hotels. There is something for every interest and every budget!
If your time is limited and you can only manage a three-day trip to Krabi, it may be difficult to decide what to do as there is so much to choose from. The following is a suggested three-day itinerary which includes the main sights and popular day trips. At the end of the post, we…
Krabi is a Thai province that boasts unparalleled natural beauty. From the renowned Phi Phi islands to the picturesque Railay Beach, the stunning Hong Island, and the lovely Koh Lanta, Krabi is home to some of the world’s most beautiful destinations. But Krabi’s beauty goes beyond its shorelines—the hinterland is graced with captivating karst topography…
Samui has a vast range of accommodation options ranging from some of Thailand’s most luxurious resorts to its most basic beach huts. There is some excellent cuisine here, and at Chaweng in particular you can find an array of different restaurants. For visitors eager to see some of Koh Samui’s breathtaking waterfalls, there are several…
Thai dance has long been celebrated for its graceful movements and serves as a principal form of visual art in the country. Evidence of its integral role in Thai heritage and traditions can be found in the carvings of dancers and deities such as Shiva adorning the walls of ancient temples like the Angkor-era Prasat…
Never mind Phi Phi, it was spoilt by unchecked development years ago, the real star of the show on the Krabi coastline is the Railay Peninsula. With a dramatic backdrop of sheer karst cliffs, and secluded paradise-like beaches, it really is one of Thailand’s most scenic locations. Railay, the little peninsula just south of Ao…
Lamphun, just 26 km from Chiang Mai, is probably the oldest inhabited city in Thailand. Nestled in the heart of northern Thailand lies the charming town of Lamphun. Often overshadowed by its bigger and glitzier counterparts, Lamphun offers a unique experience for those seeking a more authentic cultural encounter. Here, you can stroll down the…
Picture this: your life suddenly changes when an Imperial army invades. You’re rounded up and transported over 2000 km north to a steamy jungle, where you become forced labor, expected to work up to 18 hours a day. Screaming Japanese or Korean guards push you to work faster as you swing 10-pound hammers, tapping and…
Did you know that only one of the two Phi Phi islands in Thailand is inhabited? Koh Phi Phi Don is home to a growing tourism industry and offers a variety of activities and attractions centered around its stunning natural beauty. From beautiful beaches, hikes to scenic viewpoints, and exciting water sports, to shallow turquoise…
In Thailand, snacking is a beloved pastime. People enjoy a variety of sweet and savory snacks, as well as fruits, nuts, and vegetables to keep their hunger at bay throughout the day. It’s not uncommon for office workers to take a break and return with a bag of their own homemade treats, happily sharing them…
World-famous Thai silk is made from an ancient art form that received a breath of new life after World War II when an American man named Jim Thompson started exporting the product worldwide. Before that, Thailand did not manufacture silk and imported it from other countries. During the late 1940s, Jim Thompson made a savvy…