Ethical ways to meet Thailand’s gentle giants
Floppy ears, wise eyes and an iconic, grey trunk: getting up and close with Thailand’s national animal – the Asian elephant – is an enthralling…
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We are family – 5 fun-filled escapes for LGBT+ families
Known as the ‘land of smiles’, Thailand wholeheartedly embraces visitors from all walks of life. LGBT+ families looking for an unforgettable getaway in the tropics…
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5 ways to celebrate Songkran in Thailand
January 1st now seems like a date in the distant past, but in Thailand, a new year is just about to begin. ‘Songkran’ as its…
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Temple hopping in ancient cities – Northern Thailand’s cultural gems
Northern Thailand takes on a wholly different character from the rest of the country. Chiang Mai, the former capital of the kingdom of Lanna until…
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Five ways to go off the beaten track in Pattaya
Pattaya may be best known for its status as a 24-hour party city, but it’s also home to bountiful nature, cultural sites and some lesser-known…
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Northern Thai cuisine and why you should get into it
Thai food has become famous worldwide. You’re probably already familiar with the mainstay dishes: Pad Thai, Green Curry and Tom Yum soup. Whilst these are…
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Five Thai festivals and rituals to be part of
Songkran Probably Thailand’s most well know festival, this three-day celebration marks the Thai New Year. You’ve probably seen scenes of revelry as whole streets are…
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Exploring Khao Lak and the Similian Islands
Khao Lak is a coastal resort in the emerging region of Phang Nga Province, just north of Phuket. It’s home to some stunning beachside properties,…
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Four slices of old-world Bangkok
Bangkok is not an ‘ancient’ city per se – as compared to some of Thailand’s heritage capitals – but there is something about Bangkok that…
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Bangkok’s hidden jungle: Bang Krachao
One of the hardest parts of planning a trip to Thailand isn’t finding the flight or hotel, it’s actually deciding where to visit in the…
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