Top 3 provinces to visit during Songkran
Happy Thai New Year, each year around April. Songkran is the Thai celebration of the passing year, and the festivities extend out for days. Traditionally,…
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Wowed by Chiang Rai
Friend’s tell me it’s the food, beaches, shopping, architecture, smiles, culture and value-for-money, as well as a warm welcoming attitude towards LGBTQ travelers that keeps…
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Favorite spots for lovebirds in Chiang Mai
Perhaps you’ve heard of Chiang Mai, it has a laid back feel, ancient history, and booming gay scene. This area in Northern Thailand is a…
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Let’s get high – Great rooftop bars of Bangkok
There’s a light, warm breeze blowing over my face, I’m lying back watching a magnificent sunset with a handsome man at my side, a Martini…
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The art of eight limbs
Sounds like fun, right? Watch out – it may be a little more painful than you imagine. Thai boxing, or Muay Thai, is a national…
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Ayutthaya: Ruins, rapids and roars
Bangkok is amazing, but even the most ardent city-slickers will find it nice to get out of the city sometimes. You can choose to travel…
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Let’s go to Pattaya!
By Ben S. This was my first group trip to Pattaya, Thailand, as a reunion with two of my gay besties. Pattaya is a natural…
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Bangkok: Clubbing beyond Silom
Bangkok is well-known amongst LGBT party-goers for its Silom nightlife scene, regular G spot parties and annual mega-bashes such as G Circuit. Few however are…
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LGBT+ welcoming hotels in Phuket
Though just about every hotel that you may consider staying at, is gay-friendly seeing as Thailand itself is an extremely open and welcoming country to…
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Leave the crowds behind at Koh Yao Noi
I’m a great fan of the beaches and islands of southern Thailand. While I love Phuket, Koh Phi Phi and Krabi on the west coast,…
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