Category: Travel in Thailand

The cool season is here! From around early December to January, Thailand’s spectacular flowers are in full bloom: orchids, bromelias, cosmos, sunflowers and more as far as the eye can see. […]

Laem Mae Phim (Mae Phim Cape) serves as a perfect weekend get-away. Only 3 hours from Bangkok by road, located just past Rayong, this beautifully sleepy town offers a long, sandy […]

Looking for an eco-tourism experience for the family? Consider the beautiful and quiet island of Koh Mak, which has emerged as a wonder of conservation and sustainable practices. The island is privately-owned […]

The vibrant Wonderfruit is back from 14-17 December 2017, inviting Wonderers of all ages to come together, get inspired and celebrate, at The Fields of Siam Country Club, Pattaya. As in past years, the programme encompasses creative […]

Something exciting is coming this November — namely, Amazing Green : A’Maze 2017 (or A’Maze for short). Initiated by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), A’Maze is part of the sustainable agro-tourism movement, […]

While technically not in Bangkok (but rather, around 100 km south-east of the capital), Chonburi is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. It boasts an incredibly varied array […]

A hidden gem in an old Bangkok neighbourhood, this small and somewhat hard-to-find museum is home to a wonderful selection of both traditional Thai dolls and figures sourced from around […]

Road trips can be fun but long car rides may be tough for some kids (and their parents). Here are some neat tips and ideas to help you prepare for […]

If you’re looking to keep the kids entertained in Nonthaburi, covering Chaengwattana and Pakkred, you’ll quickly discover a variety of fun-filled attractions to satisfy all ages and interests. Here are […]

Bangkok’s Buddhist temples are generally open to visitors of all faiths. You can usually wander around the grounds, enter the main prayer hall (viharn), have a close up look at the stupas (chedi), […]