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.
Thailand has it all and Khao Sok National Park is a one-of-a-kind destination. Here you can get closer to wildlife, kayak between giant limestone cliffs, hike through the jungle and sleep in one of Cheow Lan lake's floating bungalows. This guide includes all the information you need to understand the area and how to book a Khao Sok 2-day 1 night tour.
Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and definitely one you can't miss. The island (which is also a Provence) is known for its stunning beaches and hectic party scenes. But Phuket is so much more than that, I have put together a 5 day Phuket itinerary to share the many different aspects of this beautiful island.
During my recent trip to Phuket, I was lucky enough to spend two nights at Thavorn Palm Beach Resort on Karon Beach. At first glance I thought this resort would be very family-oriented and although it would be great for families I was pleasantly surprised when I saw so many other sides to it. I believe this beachfront accommodation Karon has something for everyone. Keep reading for all the resort details & my full review.
There are countless temples in Thailand and if you’re looking for one that’s off the tourist track, with an extremely unique design? You need to visit Wat Samphran, also known as the Dragon Temple which is only 40 minutes from Bangkok. This is a complete guide to the temple, including how to get there.
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