This Thailand travel blog is a repository of all the blogs I have written on the destination – including useful travel tips, destination guides, visa details and more.
Unlike other travel blogs that usually talk about beaches and the islands, I have covered more about the north and central part of the country, and hence bringing to you an offbeat side of Thailand.
The mountains in the north are where you will find more culture and tradition. In the middle bit, you will find many small villages and temples. So if you want to explore the real Thailand, skip the party towns of Koh Tao and Koh Phiphi and Ko Phangan in the south and head to the north.
Most people travelling to Thailand visit only the capital town of Bangkok. It is by staying in Bangkok and doing a few day trips one can explore everything that the country has to offer. Visit Bangkok to Amphawa for floating market, Bangkok to Maeklong for the one of its kind train market, Bangkok to Ayutthaya for temples and Bangkok to Pattaya for beaches.
The mountains in the north are moreover popular for motorbiking and road trips. Visit the town of Pai (from Chiang Mai) to explore beautiful landscapes.
Anyway, let’s read the following Thailand travel blog and see what this tiny little country is popular for. From city guides to travel costs to visas, these blogs will answer all your questions. Since it was a budget trip for me, the articles below will make more sense if you are planning a similar low-cost budget trip.
Read this travel blog itinerary with tips on how to see Bangkok in 3 days and plan your holiday better. During my recent trip to Thailand, I returned to Bangkok a few times between other cities. I initially stayed there for 3 nights before my travelling to Pai (read this top Pai experience if you’re […]
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Planning an Ayutthaya day trip from Bangkok? Read the travel tips below and plan the trip better! A day trip to Ayutthaya from Bangkok is one of the offbeat things to do during your Bangkok holiday. Its close proximity to Bangkok moreover makes the entire deal better. While some of the best Ayutthaya temples have
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How much money you need to Travel in Thailand? What is the cost of travelling there? Let’s find out My Southeast Asian odyssey is almost about to finish now, and it’s been unreal. I am currently in Cambodia (as I’m writing this article) and so far the entire journey has been bloody generous – in terms
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Earlier this year I decided to travel on Thailand Visa on Arrival. It appeared like a good deal.. You land in the country whenever you want, avoiding embassy visits and visa waiting time. Just pay 1000 Baht (INR 2000) at the airport (as the fee) and be done with it. You’re free to wander across
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From my nearly 1 month travel across the country, here are 6 best Thailand experiences you should not miss. We all know that tourist highlights in Thailand are always more in number than one can imagine. There are water parks, wildlife centuries, laid-back towns, party islands, adventure sports, historic monuments, and amazing food… you name
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Read this travel blog if you are looking for top things to do in Pai, where to stay there, how to travel and more such tips. I have mixed emotions about Pai in Thailand. At times, I felt a deep love for it, while at other times, I hated it. I think the fact that
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“Pai is amazing and so peaceful”, “I am in love with its beauty”, “It is so different than any other town in Thailand”, and “You should visit it man” – I still remember how different people portrayed Pai and inspired me to spare a few days and visit this “secluded little town”, after Chiang Mai,
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Planning a solo trip to Bangkok? Let me tell you what…. you are doing the right thing. I stayed in Thailand for more than two weeks, travelling from north to south, and was a whirlwind experience. While I enjoyed most of its cities and towns and islands, nothing can compare my love for travelling in
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