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  • Deer is Travelling in Thailand, temples edition

    Deer is Travelling in Thailand: 3 hidden gem temples everyone should check out

    If you love the idea of a Deer is Travelling in Thailand special, you’re in for a treat! It’s Aon  & Lan from Deer is Travelling again – we’re back on GoThaiBeFree after showing you our Phuket guide with another blog post and this time, we would like to show you three temples that may…

  • Once Upon A Journey on a boat tour on Udon Thani's Red Lotus Lake, Thailand

    Favourite places in Thailand to visit – tips by lesbian travellers Once Upon A Journey

    Thailand is an amazing country to visit! We always love exploring Thailand; we can’t get enough of this beautiful and welcoming country. And it has so much to offer! After more than 8 visits, we can say we’ve seen quite a lot of gay and lesbian places in Thailand, but there’s still so much more…

  • A natural landscape, preserved by eco-tourism in Thailand

    Eco-tourism in Thailand – four responsible ways to make magical discoveries in the Kingdom

    Looking to make a green mark on your next vacation? You’ve come to the right place: eco-tourism in Thailand has truly taken off over the last two decades, and an increasing number of destinations across the Kingdom offer visitors unforgettable experiences to contribute to and become involved in sustaining Thailand’s nature and traditions. LGBT+ travellers…

  • Rice terraces outside a quaint village in northern Thailand

    Rural rainbow – three reasons LGBT+ travellers should visit the Thai countryside

    Done with Phuket and bored with Bangkok? Just kidding – either seems impossible! And still, a growing number of gay and lesbian visitors to Thailand seek out destinations that go beyond experiencing the Kingdom’s non-stop metropolis and tropical islands. In fact, it’s a trend the travel industry sees across the spectrum of holidaymakers: from backpackers…

  • Keemala Phuket, Thailand

    A greener stay – four LGBT-friendly Thai hotels putting the planet first

    If you’re an avid traveller, you’ll know one thing for sure: hotel trends come and go. But one movement that has taken the international hospitality industry by storm is here to stay – and we’re all for it! Hotels and resorts in Thailand and all around the world have become powerful players in making travel…

  • A Buddhist temple sits next to the Chao Phraya River in Thonburi, Bangkok, Thailand

    Thonburi time out – exploring a little-visited side of Bangkok

    You just can’t go wrong with Bangkok. The world’s most visited city for several years in a row, the Thai capital is as diverse as it is thrilling. LGBT+ travellers fly into town to explore the legendary nightlife of Silom, the marvellous temples of Ko Rattanakosin, and the mouthwatering delicacies on offer in the streets…

  • Volunteers form a heart with their hands whilst on duty in Thailand

    A helping hand – Thailand’s most rewarding NGO volunteering opportunities

    In recent years, Thailand has seen an influx of fabulous tourism trends, but perhaps our favourite by far is one that takes travellers beyond the usual holiday experience: ‘voluntourism’ and the chance to give back make for an enriched and rewarding stay in the Kingdom, and it can mean everything from teaching kids to walking…

  • The highest point of Thong Pha Phum National Park, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

    Walk in the park – visit Thailand’s lesser-known but equally stunning national parks

    Stunning scenery, the healing qualities of being in nature and the chance to spot some of the world’s most elusive animal species: a visit to a national park is high on the priorities list for many visitors to Thailand. And seeing the country has just under 150 parks to offer (yes, you read that right!),…

  • Phra Prang Sam Yot, Lopburi, Thailand.

    Seize the day – 24h in lesser-known Lopburi

    Historical cities don’t come more awe-inspiring than Thailand’s once capital Ayutthaya, or the first city of the former Lan Na Kingdom, Chiang Mai. But perched between the two popular tourist hotspots lies another town that, albeit being lesser-known, offers its very own range of cultural sites: Lopburi. If you’re taking the train from Ayutthaya or…

  • Here’s to you – Four ways to celebrate a milestone Thai-style

    Got that promotion you’ve been working towards for a year? Or finally bought a house you’ve been eyeing? Congratulations! For hard workers like ourselves (no, really!) life’s full of those special achievements that mark a new chapter in one’s career or private life. Though that doesn’t mean we don’t also like to celebrate… The saying…