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One Month in Thailand Itinerary Posted by sasha on May 9, 2017
For many visitors to Thailand, you’re granted 30 days in the country on arrival. In a country with so much to see and do, it’s easy to fill each and every one of those days. With one month in Thailand, you can have adventures in the north, explore ancient kingdoms, spend a whirlwind couple of…
All About Songkran Posted by sasha on Apr 10, 2017
It’s that time again, as Thais all around the country gear up for the most important holiday. Songkran (สงกรานต์ sǒng graan) is a 3-day festival taking place from April 13-15 that rings in the traditional Thai New Year. There are quite a few customs associated with the holiday, including the epic water fights that take place…
Pad Thai Posted by sasha on Mar 22, 2017
Thailand is famous for its glittery temples, stunning beaches, and of course its mouth-watering cuisine. Thai food is popular the world over, and for good reason. Just Google “best cuisines in the world” and you’ll see Thai on most lists alongside other heavy hitters like Chinese and Italian. Perhaps the most quintessential dish is Pad…
2 Week Party in Thailand – Andaman Coast Posted by sasha on Feb 22, 2017
It’s been a wild 2-week party in Thailand, from the madness of Khao San Road in Bangkok to the lunacy of the Full Moon Party on Ko Pha-Ngan. Hopefully you’re not too hungover, because there’s just a bit more fun to be had as we hit the Andaman Coast. In Part Three, party it up…
The Ancient Capital of Ayutthaya Posted by sasha on Feb 16, 2017
While most come to Thailand to enjoy a tropical vacation on the countless islands or experience the big city of Bangkok, the country is also home to a wealth of historical and cultural sights. Those interested in traveling back in time to ancient Thai kingdoms can do so by visiting some of the many ruins. We’ve…
Valentine’s Day in Thailand Posted by sasha on Feb 8, 2017
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and love is in the air. While this isn’t a traditional holiday in Thailand, many people enjoy celebrating it. Couples all over the country will exchange gifts and go out on dates. In Bangkok, it’s a popular day for weddings in the district of Bang Rak (บางรัก), since the name means “Love…
Wat Arun Video Tour Posted by sasha on Jan 30, 2017
With hundreds of temples, you’ll have to be picky about which ones you visit in Bangkok. One that you definitely don’t want to miss is Wat Arun – the Temple of the Dawn. Explore this stunning riverside temple in this short video, which also shows Sanam Luang park and some tasty Thai street food: