Often overshadowed by better-known destinations in northern and southern Thailand, Ubon Ratchathani is one of the country’s most rewarding provinces for travellers seeking authentic experiences. Situated in Thailand’s northeast, where the Mun and Mekong rivers meet, Ubon offers a rich…
Kanchanaburi is one of the most rewarding destinations in Central Thailand. Proximity to Bangkok makes it a popular destination for day trippers on a whistle-stop tour, but this is an area which is ideal for slow travel. Take the local…
For visitors staying in Hua Hin or Cha-am, a trip to Kaeng Krachan National Park offers a rewarding contrast to the coastal scenery. Covering a vast area of forest, mountains, and waterways, Kaeng Krachan is Thailand’s largest national park and…
While many visitors pass through Chanthaburi on their way to Ko Chang and the beaches of eastern Thailand, relatively few spend any time exploring Chanthaburi town. But those who take time to visit Chanthaburi’s historic waterfront district are rewarded with…
Amazing Thailand always amazes you. It really does. It may be a marketing slogan, but it could have been specifically written for Uthai Thani. Overseas visitors here are rare. Even among Thai travellers, this is a destination that flies under…
With their oversized bills, striking features, and loud wingbeats that echo through the forest, hornbills are among the most fascinating birds you can encounter in Thailand. But beyond their dramatic appearance, these birds play a vital ecological role. Often called…
At first glance, it sounds like a joke. A park dedicated to paper made from elephant dung? But step inside the Elephant Poo Poo Paper Park in Chiang Mai, and you quickly realise this quirky attraction carries a serious message:…
For many travellers, Thailand quickly becomes a destination they return to time and again. While its landscapes, cuisine, and cultural landmarks are undeniable highlights, it is the warmth and generosity of the Thai people that leave the deepest impression. And…
At first glance, it’s just a shell. Smooth, sun-bleached, and perfectly shaped. The kind of small treasure that many travellers slip into a pocket as a keepsake from a Thailand beach holiday. But on the shores of Ko Lanta, that…
As Thailand’s largest island, Phuket attracts between 10 and 14 million visitors a year. While it is possible to escape the tourist crowds and enjoy Phuket beyond the beach, it remains a mainstream destination that won’t appeal to everyone. But…