Destination Thailand
If you're after something unique to add to your Phuket itinerary, Mai Khao plane spotting is one of those experiences that’s easy, fun and surprisingly memorable. Mai Khao Beach sits right next to Phuket International Airport (HKT), and it's become a bit of a cult favourite for travellers who want to watch planes land and take off incredibly close overhead.
Planning a trip to Thailand and looking for a place to stay that’s a little out of the ordinary? Then you'll love exploring these unique hotels in Thailand. From luxurious treehouses to budget floating villas, Thailand offers some incredible options that go beyond your typical accommodation.
If someone asked me; if I could move overseas tomorrow, where would I go? My answer would be Thailand! It has a bit of everything, amazing food, beaches, exciting cities, kind locals, budget-friendly, and being a bit of a central hub in the world, Thailand offers access to numerous other International destinations. This Thailand trip planner is your essential travel guide for planning a holiday to one of Southeast Asia's most desired destinations.
If you're keen to explore a different part of Thailand, one that can be relaxing & adventure-filled, look no further than Khao Lak. So, what to do in Khao Lak? Below is my list of the best things to do, where to stay and helpful information on how to get to Khao Lak.
If you’re reading this I assume you’re planning a trip to Thailand & Cambodia. How exciting! They are both such incredible countries and I recently returned from South East Asia so am here to share all the latest information with you, particularly when travelling from Bangkok to Cambodia by train.
Bangkok is Thailand’s crazy capital city and its location has it easily accessible from all over the world. Most tourists will first arrive in Bangkok and often continue on to the country's tropical islands or the mountain regions of the north. But at the very least visitors should spend 24 hours in Bangkok
Hua Hin is Thailand's first resort destination and the country’s high society has been holidaying there since the 1920s. Conveniently, regular trains run through Hua Hin from Bangkok and the south, making getting here super easy. This travel guide explains why 2 Days in Hua Hin is a perfect amount of time for travellers wanting time by the beach and to experience Thailand's rich culture along the way.
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