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…
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:…
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…
Located in the northern province of Tak, adjacent to the border with Myanmar, Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary was declared a conservation area in 1989 to provide a protected habitat for wildlife and preserve natural resources. Featuring mountains, dense forests and spectacular…
Set among forested hills and rural farmland in Chiang Mai’s peaceful Mae Chaem district, Burm & Emily’s Elephant Sanctuary (BEES) is an excellent example of an ethical elephant sanctuary. The guiding principle at BEES is refreshingly simple: a safe, natural…
Bangkok is an amazing city, but not without its downsides. Its haphazard development and sheer size mean that traffic jams are common. Travelling by BTS Skytrain and the MRT Metro can help beat the jams, but the flip side is…
The Responsible Thailand Awards highlight the Thailand-based individuals and organisations who champion responsible tourism. Organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (UK & Ireland), the winners and runners-up of the 2025 Awards were announced at a special event during World…
Thailand’s gorgeous beaches and islands are a magnet for travellers from around the world who want to dive, snorkel, or simply take a dip in the warm tropical waters. Sadly, the popularity of these idyllic locations has caused damage to…
Thailand is home to over 150 National Parks covering all areas of the country. Whether you’re hiking at Doi Inthanon, island-hopping in Mu Ko Surin, or spotting elephants in Kui Buri, visiting these parks is an unforgettable experience. But with…