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ULTIMATE KOH LIPE, THAILAND TRAVEL GUIDE
Ultimate Koh Lipe, Thailand Travel Guide There may not be a lot of secluded paradises left in Thailand, but Koh Lipe is definitely one of them. Koh Lipe offers some of the clearest water you will see in South East Asia, powdery beaches that are the whitest of the white, and a laid-back vibe that
Backpacking Thailand: The New and Improved Guide (June 2020)
Backpacking Thailand is an unforgetable journey. Get detailed answers on everything from cost to visas, from packing list to etiquette. Master Your travels.
The Ultimate Guide to Thailand’s Full Moon Party (Updated May 2020)
Bodypaint, Buckets of Booze, and 30,000 travelers! Koh Phangan’s full moon party in Thailand is madness. This NEW guide teaches you all you need to know.
The 5 Best Things To Do On Koh Samui
5 Things to do on Koh Samui (New 2020) Are you looking for the best things to do in Koh Samui? Maybe you just want an exotic Thai island vacation to break up those long cold winter nights? How about a chance to explore a tropical jungle, bathe beneath a waterfall, or dive below the
Backpacking Thailand: Sensational Tips for the Land of Smiles
Backpacking Thailand Backpacking Thailand is at the top of the list for most people backpacking asia for a few reasons. First, is the fun and playful people, the spicy, yet, tasty food, the pristine beaches on islands like Koh Lipe, the never ending nightlife, the cheap price of backpacking Thailand, and its thick jungles and forest Second is
Guarded by a Sak Yant – A Buddha Tattoo from a Monk
What you need to know What you need to know What you need to know “Pain?” the monk asked as the bamboo needle repeatedly pierced my flesh and my Sak Yant begun to take shape. “No…. No, keep going, I am strong” I replied, knowing the only word of English he would understand was strong. “Yes…. Now
Planning Your Next Trip to Thailand
Tips for PlanningA Trip to Thailand Backpacking Thailand is a must for travelers and a place they long to see. It conjures up images of pristine islands, temples in Bangkok, soft beaches, and delicious food. But it is also a country rich in its offerings for tourists. Read on to hear some of the best things
Destination Unknown Thailand
With its stunning beaches, mouth-watering foods, and friendly atmosphere Thailand has become one of the top countries to visit when backpacking Southeast Asia. During my life of traveling the world, I continually find myself lured back to the country over and over and still haven’t been able to conquer all the top places in Thailand.
The Cost of Living in Thailand
Cost of Living In Thailand: Tremendous Truth People Should Know [et_social_follow icon_style=”simple” icon_shape=”rectangle” icons_location=”top” col_number=”4″ counts=”true” counts_num=”0″ total=”true” spacing=”true” outer_color=”light” network_names=”true”] Cost of Living in Thailand varies on which part of the country you choose as your home. In the last few years, I have lived in both, southern Thailand, surrounded by the picturesque beaches,
Experiencing Yee Peng Lantern Festival
How Yee Ping Makes Your Travels Better [et_social_follow icon_style=”simple” icon_shape=”rectangle” icons_location=”top” col_number=”4″ counts=”true” counts_num=”0″ total=”true” spacing=”true” outer_color=”light” network_names=”true”] Yee Peng, (Yi Peng) just outside Chiang Mai, engulfs your senses in a dreamesque state. Thousands of glowing lanterns drown out the darkness covering the entire temple grounds in a fiery glow. The crowds hold their lanterns
Hanging with Locals in Thailand
When traveling the world we sometimes get carried away in hostel/hotel culture, it is an easy mistake to make. Yes, it’s an exciting rush to make friends and party with the people from all corners of the globe. However, backpackers tend to forget about meeting the locals of the country you are exploring. For example,
Diving the Vibrant Underwater World of the Similans
One of the best diving experiences I’ve had was in the famed Similan Islands off of Thailand’s coast. I arrived in Koa Lak after a 16 hour bus ride that was supposed to only last 11. As you can imagine, I stumbled off the bus exhausted. My first order of business was to zig-zag across
20 Life Lessons You Learn Traveling the World in Your 20’s
What you need to know What you need to know What you need to know This week I hit a life milestone. I transitioned out of my 20’s and into my 30’s. In the past, the thought of turning 30 was always followed by a flop sweat, yelling at the top of my lungs, and a mild
Terror in Thailand: Surviving A Tropical Storm on A Lifeboat
Water isn’t my thing, which you might already know, but over the last year, water and I have come to a fragile arrangement. I’ll keep my cool, no pun intended, in the water as long as water agrees to not chuck huge waves of itself in my face. After all what kind of Adventure Travel
