30 miles west of Bangkok there is a Buddhist temple called Wat Bang Phra. It was here I was to receive my Sak Yant tattoo by a Thai monk. More specifically, Master Luang Pi Nunn, one of the most well-known tattooing monks in Thailand. If you’re looking for an unusual Thai tattoo with meaning, then…
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Ultimate Guide to Thailand’s Songkran Festival: Traditions, Tips, and Top Destinations
Songkran is Thailand’s most famous festival, marking the start of the traditional Thai New Year with nationwide water fights, cultural rituals, and family gatherings. Whether you’re planning to experience the exhilarating celebrations in Bangkok, the traditional ceremonies in Chiang Mai, or the beachside festivities in Phuket, this guide will cover everything you need to know…
Travelling in Thailand
Day 1 – Hustle and bustle in Bangkok It is good to note the different seasons in Thailand – the hottest months are between March and May. The wet (monsoon) season runs from June to October and the best time to travel is between November and February when it is dry but not too hot. The…
Thailand Travel Guide
[efstabs class=”yourcustomclass”] [efstab title=”Home” active=”active”] Visiting Thailand The only country in Southeast Asia which has never been colonised, Thailand offers a fascinating and unique combination of historical and cultural attractions which might not have survived the reign of a foreign leader. [/efstab] [efstab title=”About”]Thailand is situated in Southeast Asia and is almost equidistant from both India…
Top Bangkok Tips – Your Insider Tips for Bangkok
The Thai capital is a popular destination for travellers who are about to embark on a South East Asian adventure. When travelling to this bustling city, check out some of the things to do in Bangkok before heading off to explore the region. If you are planning a stay in the city, you can book hostels in Bangkok ….
Things to Do in Bangkok: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay
Visiting Bangkok Bangkok is a fascinating destination offering a unique blend of east and west where, despite a modern appearance, ancient traditions are very much alive in every day life. About Bangkok, Thailand Just over four hundred years ago, the city of Bangkok was little more than a village consisting of a few houses…
Hostel of the week: Hogwarts Hostel, Krabi, Thailand
Potter fans listen up! We just read in The Daily Prophet that Hogwarts has gone tropical with a new school of witchcraft and wizardry in Krabi, Thailand. Hogwarts Hostel can be found in the centre of Krabi Town. You can explore the famous caves and mangrove forests by day, and then party at night. Check…
Southeast Asian Markets: 10 of the Best in Thailand, Vietnam and Beyond
Southeast Asia is home to many amazing things, but there is one thing in particular that they’ve gotten right, and that’s markets. Whether it’s food markets, art markets or knockoff clothes and purses, Southeast Asian markets are second to none. Here’s 10 of the best to consider for your next trip across Southeast Asia. Chatuchak Weekend…
5 ways to make the most of the Khao San Road
Our latest guest blogger is Emma Sparks, founder of up and coming travel blog Sparky Sees the World . Check it out to read about her love/hate relationship with London and why she travels. You should also follow her on Twitter to keep up to date with all things Emma. Seen as the ‘backpacker capital of the universe’, Bangkok’s infamous Khao San Road…
The Khao San Road – the backpacker capital of the universe
I love Bangkok. I love it for many reasons. It has an energy that many cities in the world can only dream of. It’s got some of the friendliest people you will find anywhere in the world. It’s great for shopping too. Plus, it’s also got the only street in the world that is frequented…
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