Sukhumvit Street in Bangkok and the surrounding district are one of the most famous locations in the Thai capital. Unlike other areas of the city, you won’t find beautiful temples or palaces here; Sukhumvit Bangkok is best known for its Western feel and is made up of bars, restaurants and shopping malls, which you’ll find …
We’ve all heard of Phuket, Thailand’s largest island and one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. It is known for its beautiful beaches and mountainous rainforest hinterland, but also for its vibrant nightlife in places like Patong, which is ready and waiting for party lovers! However, you may not have heard of a nearby …
Once you’ve visited the spectacular beaches and seen Thailand’s most beautiful landscapes on the Phi Phi Islands, it’s time to head back to Phuket. While Koh Phi Phi still has a relatively laid-back atmosphere, Phuket is bustling with resorts, markets, restaurants and nightclubs, a significant change from the relaxed atmosphere of Phi Phi. Still, Phi …
Chiang Mai is the second largest city in Thailand and the main urban center in the north of the country. Although Chiang Mai is much smaller than the capital Bangkok, it is a highly recommended destination, offering a different urban experience and atmosphere than the huge capital. Centered around the historic walled city, Chiang Mai …
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Located on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand, just 100 kilometers south of Bangkok, the resort of Pattaya has become one of the most popular destinations in Thailand. Getting there from Bangkok is so easy that tourists and locals alike can head to Pattaya for an escape. There are several bus stations in …
Sai Tai Mai, Bangkok’s southern bus terminal, is one of the city’s three main bus stations, along with Ekkamai and Mochit. Although it is known as the Southern Bus Terminal, it actually refers to the part of Thailand it serves rather than the Bangkok location, as Sai Tai Mai is located further west of the …
Chatuchak is best known for its huge weekend market, but this relatively quiet area of Bangkok is also home to the Mochit New Van Terminal, frequented by locals and tourists looking to travel around Thailand. Located north of downtown Bangkok and south of Don Mueang Airport, Mochit New Van Terminal offers minibus services throughout the …
About 200 kilometers south of Bangkok, the seaside resort of Hua Hin has long been a popular destination for Thais fleeing the city and has also gained popularity among foreign tourists. With several bus stops in Hua Hin, you can get to other popular destinations in southern Thailand from here, but which bus station you …
The capital of Bali and the main gateway to the island is Denpasar. Denpasar is a popular destination in its own right, with many beautiful beaches, green areas and beautiful temples, which, along with its museums, add to its cultural appeal, making it a fantastic place to base your visit to Bali. If you prefer …
Bali is an island renowned for its beauty and cultural heritage, with stunning beaches, picturesque mountains, great restaurants and great diving. It’s no wonder this Indonesian island is such a popular travel destination. As Bali’s popularity grew, so did other Lesser Sunda Islands such as Nusa Lembongan. It is part of the three islands of …
Situated slightly inland from the coast of the Andaman Sea in southern Thailand, the city of Krabi may be overlooked by tourists heading to other, more famous destinations. Although it is not located on the coast and therefore lacks beaches (although there are wonderful beaches nearby), Krabi Town has a lot to offer, even if …
Donsak Pier is probably one of the most famous in Thailand, serving some of the most popular islands with ferry connections from the mainland. This is most likely where you will start your trip to Koh Samui or Koh Phangan, and although there are other piers and ports you can use, Donsak is by far …
The island of Koh Samui is one of the most famous and popular places in Thailand, located slightly off the eastern coast of the continent, in the Gulf of Thailand. Full of beautiful beaches and coconut trees and mountainous rainforest, Samui truly boasts an abundance of stunning scenery and is popular with tourists from all …
Rayong may not be as well known among Thailand’s urban tourist attractions, but don’t be fooled! Just a short drive from Bangkok, Rayong is a favorite among locals and expats alike who are looking to escape the city without the hustle and bustle of nearby major tourist resorts such as Pattaya. Rayong remains more authentic, …
Known around the world for its impressive landscapes, beaches, culture, spirituality and diving, Bali has been one of the island’s most loved and visited destinations for decades. Its easy access, located just off the coast of Java, has always helped attract tourists to the “Island of the Gods”, and recently nearby islands have also grown …
No visit to Thailand is complete without spending some time at the country’s most popular beach resort and then visiting the capital. Phuket has long been a favorite among tourists because its beautiful beaches contrast with its mountainous and jungle interior. They offer nightlife, restaurants, shops and culture. However, Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, also …
The city of Surat Thani is located approximately 650 kilometers south of Bangkok. It is a popular base for trips to southern Thailand, including the country’s most popular beaches and islands such as Phuket and Koh Samui. Being a busy transport hub, you can travel in several ways to and from Surat Thani. You can …