Things To Do in Khao Yai National Park
Khao Yai is Thailand’s most steadily visited national park, especially on the cool season where everyone is looking forward to the possibility of extensive hiking. Waterfalls are on their best and also a great time for bird watching. All of…
Thailand’s Amphawa: A Unique Shopping Experience
Amphawa is small village is just located 50 km away from Bangkok andonly take more than an hour to get there. Amphawa is also known for its riverside activities, temples in the Banyan tree, incredible craftsmen, and the infamous Flea…
Thailand’s Town of Lotus: Pathum Thani
Pathum Thani City is the capital city of Pathum Thani province which bears the history of the famous Kingdom of Ayutthaya. King Rama II gave the Sam Khok town the name Prathum Thani or The Town of Lotus. As the…
Why Samut Prakan Is Your next Outside Bangkok Destination in Thailand
Situated just right in the south of Bangkok, Samut Prakan has been drawing visitors yearly for its own remnant heritage of the Ayuttaya period. Samut Prakan is located in the Gulf of Thailand and junction of the Chao Phraya River….
3 Things to Do in the Outskirts of Bangkok
Without a doubt, Bangkok never sleeps. I have come to love its energy , intensity and madness through the years. But, if you are looking for things to do and places without going really far from the downtown or the…
Where To Go This Summer? Head to the Chonburi Coastal Town!
It’s not just Pattaya! Chonburi province is the main province on the East coast of Thailand, while this region is known for its own Pattaya, there are numerous other places to see and experience across Chonburi. It also serves as…
How To Make The Most of Your Stay in Phetchaburi
Phetchaburi – also known as “city of diamonds” is located in the southwest of Thailand, 130km from Bangkok. This beautiful region is definitely home to a handful of gems, with magnificent temples, beaches and trails for all the types of…
4 Fun and Alternative Things to do in Ratchaburi Province
If you want to visit somewhere different after you have seen Bangkok, 80km from the city nestled a province called Ratchaburi. Situated right by the Mae Klong River and parts of the province border with Myanmar, there are a lot…
