While Phuket is famous for its beautiful beaches and party atmosphere, there are other islands nearby with even more impressive beaches. Ko Phi Phi boasts some of the most spectacular beaches in the world and consists of six islands located in the Andaman Sea near Krabi Province in southern Thailand. Known for her role in …
Two of the most famous tourist destinations in southern Thailand are Phuket and Krabi. On the one hand, Phuket is a lively place that has developed a lot in terms of tourism, with fantastic beaches and much more. Krabi, on the other hand, is a lively place, but offers a quiet pace of life that …
Phuket is an area well known for its beaches and nightlife, but Koh Tao has a little bit of everything. The name of this island means Turtle Island and it is a fantastic place to see different species of this animal, although it is also an island famous for its coral reefs and fantastic diving …
To enjoy the best landscapes in Thailand, we recommend visiting both coasts in the south of the country. Phuket on the west coast is the best place to see the impressive karst formations of the Andaman coast, and while Phuket has some great beaches, you’ll find even better ones on the pretty island of Koh …
Phuket and Koh Phangan are two of the most popular destinations in Thailand, both with tourists and tourists. Packed with lively bars and beaches, Phuket Island includes places like Patong and Phuket Town, while Koh Phangan is best known for hosting a full moon party. No wonder so many tourists choose to travel from Phuket …
The island and province of Phuket, with some of the country’s most famous beaches, has long been one of the country’s most popular beach and party destinations. With many high-end resorts and restaurants, Phuket is not just a place for tourists and young people who want to party. In fact, its beautiful landscapes include a …
Located on the west coast of Thailand, in the Andaman Sea, Khao Lak is not one city but several small villages known for their peaceful atmosphere and good diving spots. Although geared towards tourism, Khao Lak is not very developed, so it is an ideal place for couples or families looking for a relaxing place …
Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, is one of the most famous and popular destinations in the whole country. With fantastic beaches, resorts, spas, spectacular jungles and mountains, Phuket is the place to spend a few weeks relaxing on the beach or exploring nature. But if you feel like visiting a big city, you can’t leave Thailand …
Phuket is an island that offers a little bit of everything, from luxury beachfront hotels, exclusive spas and relaxing days in the sun to a lively nightlife, bars and clubs where you can find friends on Patong Beach. Phuket has stunning nature and boasts some of the most famous beaches in the country. After visiting …
With its capital in the historic city of George Town, the Malaysian state of Penang is the second smallest in the country, but it has many attractions. Located on the island of Penang, off the coast of Malaysia, George Town has a lot to offer in the historic streets of downtown, a place that is …
Pattaya and Phuket are two of the most popular beach destinations in Thailand, so there are many similarities between the two. Still, there are many differences that make both sites worth visiting. Closer to Bangkok, Pattaya is ideal for beach and nightlife and is popular with domestic and international tourists. On the other hand, although …
Pattaya, one of Thailand’s pioneering resorts, has been attracting Bangkok residents since the 1960s and began welcoming international visitors soon after. The city has impressive sites such as the Sanctuary of Truth, but it is best known for being a place to relax on the beach during the day and spend the night in clubs …
Thailand is a country known for several things, but perhaps the beaches and nightlife are the two main reasons why it attracts so many tourists every year. If your idea of a Thailand vacation is to spend the day at the beach and the night partying or meeting people, there are two places you can’t …
Due to its proximity to Bangkok, the Pattaya resort has always been popular with both Thai and foreign tourists as it serves as an escape from the hustle and bustle of the country’s capital. Known for its wide range of attractions, Pattaya attracted young people, but with so much to see and do, it’s becoming …
Although Thailand is a country known for its islands, the mainland also has coastal towns with hotels, restaurants and bars perfect for a holiday. Pattaya is one of them. It is located on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand, and since it began to develop in the 1980s, it has not stopped growing. …
Perhaps Thailand is a country known for its big cities, but we shouldn’t look down on small cities like Pai. This beautiful city is located in the valley of the Pai River, in a natural area with waterfalls, gorges and hot springs. It is a cozy and lively place with a pedestrian street full of …
Langkawi, known as the Jewel of Kedah, is an archipelago off the coast of Malaysia and is undoubtedly a gem. Its main attractions are its beautiful beaches and forests, as well as the Langkawi Cable Car, which takes visitors to the impressive Langkawi Suspension Bridge. Less than 40 kilometers west and slightly north of Langkawi …
If you are planning to travel to Thailand from abroad, you will most likely arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport. It is also known as Bangkok Airport, so it should not be confused with Bangkok’s other airport, Don Mueang, which currently mainly serves domestic flights. From Suvarnabhumi Airport, you can get to almost anywhere in Thailand, and …
Commonly known as Bangkok Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport is the main international gateway to Bangkok and the rest of Thailand. Therefore, if you are traveling from another country, you will definitely end up here. It is a very large and modern airport that opened in 2006 to replace the smaller and older Don Mueang Airport. This …
Suvarnabhumi Airport opened in 2006 in place of the former Don Mueang International Airport and in a short time became the busiest airport in Thailand. It is currently the 21st busiest airport in the world and is the hub for Bangkok Airways, Thai Smile Airways and Thai Airways International. It operates flights to all corners …
Krabi Airport is already the sixth busiest airport in Thailand, serving over 4 million passengers a year to destinations such as Ao Nang, Phi Phi Islands and Koh Lanta. As the number of passengers passing through Krabi Airport has increased, extensions have been approved to handle this increase in traffic. Therefore, traveling to or from …
While Don Mueang International Airport is now secondary to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, this has not always been the case. Don Mueang was once one of the largest international airports in the world and was known as Bangkok International Airport until Suvarnabhumi Airport was built to replace it as the main gateway to Thailand. Despite this, …
No wonder Krabi, characterized by towering limestone cliffs and crystal clear waters, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Thailand. As a gateway to some of the best islands in the country, such as the fantastic Phi Phi Islands, Krabi is at the top of the list of places to visit in this …
Krabi Town tends to be a bit less of a tourist destination and seen as a gateway to popular beaches in the area such as Ao Nang and Railay, but Krabi Town deserves a visit. This market town has a personality of its own, offering an insight into the local culture and a completely different …
Although the city of Krabi is a coastal city, the city itself is not a beach destination in Thailand. This popular getaway town is best known for its temples and proximity to the Phi Phi Islands. While you can fly to Krabi, you cannot fly to Phi Phi as the six small islands in the …
Due to the impressive limestone cliffs along the shores and bays and the easy access to some paradise islands, Krabi is one of the most attractive areas of Thailand. As the gateway to the Phi Phi Islands and one of the world’s best diving destinations, as well as boasting spectacular beaches, Krabi attracts visitors from …
After admiring the fabulous scenery of Krabi, head northeast until you reach Koh Samui, one of Thailand’s most famous islands. Koh Samui is the second largest island in the country and is famous for its nightlife, wonderful beaches, coconut plantations and inland jungles, offering a wide variety of things to see and do. What are …
Characterized by towering limestone cliffs and stunning white sand beaches, Krabi is one of the most impressive destinations in Thailand, and perhaps the world. Whether you’re visiting Krabi Province and heading to the beautiful Phi Phi Islands or staying in Krabi Town, this is definitely an area you should stop by for a while. And …
As a starting point to the spectacular Phi Phi Islands, the city of Krabi is a very popular travel destination in southern Thailand and is surrounded by fantastic scenery. Whether you’re visiting to admire the scenery, go scuba diving or explore the national parks, there’s something for everyone in the region around Krabi Town. If …
Whether you are in Krabi Town, arriving at Krabi Airport or staying in one of the coastal towns in Krabi Province, there are many ways to travel from Krabi to Koh Lanta, depending on the season. Koh Lanta is an island (actually there are three islands, but more on that later), so you have to …
When you think of Thailand, you probably think of paradise beaches. But this Southeast Asian country also has some spectacular wildlife. If you are going to Thailand to see these landscapes, there are two places you should not miss: Krabi and Khao Sok. Krabi is a place that gives access to the fantastic Phi Phi …
Koh Tao, Thailand is a tropical paradise full of palm-lined beaches, coral reefs and spectacular diving spots. Thanks to its peaceful surroundings, Koh Tao is ideal for families and couples, but if you’re looking for nightlife, there’s also no shortage of places to eat and drink. After spending a few days here, why not head …
Two of the most impressive islands in Thailand, and possibly the world, are Koh Tao and Koh Phangan. While they share some similarities, these islands also differ in several ways. The quieter of the two, Koh Tao boasts many fantastic beaches, spectacular scenery and interesting wildlife and is starting to become a very popular travel …
Although small, the island of Koh Tao is one of the most popular destinations in Thailand. It lies north of its bigger sisters, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan, and is just as attractive as these two. Filled with jungles, amazing little coves and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Koh Tao offers …
Compared to the large island of Koh Samui, Koh Tao is a small island of about 21 square kilometers that offers a different experience than Koh Samui’s busy beaches, luxury spas and hotels. It is not as popular with backpackers as other islands in Thailand and offers good accommodation ranging from quite cheap to expensive …
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui is the second largest island in Thailand. Like many islands in the country, it is known for its beautiful palm-fringed beaches and dense mountain jungles in the interior. Beaches are lined with luxury hotels and spas, but cheap accommodation for tourists is also easy to find. Koh …
The best way to enjoy the islands and beaches of southern Thailand is a multi-island tour. Moving from one island to another allows travelers to enjoy some of the best beaches in the world and experience Thai culture and hospitality first hand. Two of Thailand’s most popular islands are Koh Samui and Koh Phangan. Koh …
Movie beaches, luxury spas, spectacular scenery…these are just three reasons why Koh Samui is so well known and one of the best beach destinations in the world. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, it is the second largest island in the country and attracts around 2.5 million tourists annually. For the person who likes the …
Koh Phi Phi is one of the most beautiful and easily accessible island groups in the world. Known for its film beaches surrounded by limestone cliffs, its natural beauty does not go unnoticed. However, because it is such a popular destination, the number of visitors has a detrimental effect on the islands, which are overcrowded …
Island hopping is the perfect way to experience some of Thailand’s most spectacular beaches. With so many islands to choose from, each one unique or even better than the last, the perfect way to explore them is to spend a few days on each one. Among the most famous islands in the Gulf of Thailand …
Thailand is a country known worldwide for its fantastic beaches. White and golden sands, crystal clear waters, snorkeling opportunities and spectacular scenery await you, as well as a vibrant nightlife if you like to go out. Two of the best places in Thailand to experience all this and much more are Koh Phangan and Koh …
Moving from island to island – or island hopping as they say – is one of the best ways to experience Thailand’s stunning beaches and landscapes. But with over 1,400 islands to choose from, which ones should you visit? Two of the best are Koh Phangan and Koh Phi Phi. They lie on both sides …
Thailand has a lot of amazing places to see, but if you have enough time to visit the country, you should definitely spend some time at one of its fantastic beaches and in the capital, Bangkok. There are many beaches and islands to choose from, but out of all of them, Koh Phangan is a …
Koh Lanta islands are among the most beautiful in Thailand. Dotted with miles of beaches and fantastic snorkeling spots, Koh Lanta has everything you’d expect from a paradise destination in Thailand, but is much quieter than other famous islands. Although Koh Lanta consists of three islands, Koh Lanta Yai is the most visited because it …
Like many other popular seaside destinations, the city of Hua Hin started out as a sleepy fishing village until the Thai royal family decided to build their summer palaces there in the 1920s. Associated with the royal family, the city began to develop and quickly became a place of escape for wealthy Bangkokians, and its …
Hua Hin used to be a sleepy fishing village, but its popularity among the wealthy of Bangkok increased in the 1920s when the royal family of Thailand began vacationing there. This made Hua Hin known as a royal city. While Hua Hin remains a popular weekend destination for residents of the capital, Hua Hin is …
If you want to explore the southernmost corners of Thailand, the city of Hat Yai is the perfect place to start. This city is known as a shopping destination with great commercial significance. It has excellent day, night and floating markets, making it an ideal shopping destination in Thailand. Once you’ve sufficiently loaded your suitcases, …
A bustling trading and shopping destination, Hat Yai City is full of markets, including the famous Khlong Hae Floating Market. Outside the city, you can see its streets from the cable car and enjoy the views. Although it is not as lively as Bangkok and does not have as many attractions as the capital, Hat …
Koh Tao, or Turtle Island, is one of Thailand’s jewels. Despite its small size, it has a lush nature including stunning beaches, coral reefs, fantastic snorkeling opportunities and even great trails. Without a doubt, this is an island not to be missed. Since Koh Tao doesn’t have its own airport, you can only get there …
The largest city in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is a colorful and vibrant city in a beautiful mountain setting. While it is famous for its old quarter and large number of temples, it also has a modern quarter, but tourists usually spend their time in the old town. The city is surrounded by lush jungle, …
With its quiet streets, numerous temples and friendly atmosphere, Thailand’s northern capital is a stark contrast to Bangkok. Once you’ve explored all the alleys and marveled at the temples, head south to Phuket to see one of Thailand’s most popular attractions: the beaches. Holidays with Chiang Mai and Phuket as destinations are quite a common …
Steeped in history, Chiang Mai is a fantastic city to experience Thai culture and traditions. After discovering this city, head north to the small town of Pai to enjoy some of the most amazing scenery in the country. Pai’s laid-back atmosphere has made it a popular destination with backpackers, but anyone who enjoys nature will …
Nestled in the mountains of northern Thailand, the city of Chiang Mai is the perfect place to relax, soak up the atmosphere and recharge your batteries before continuing your adventure. Being in the north of the country, Chiang Mai is a popular destination from which to continue longer journeys to neighboring Laos and Myanmar. One …
The largest city in northern Thailand is a jewel full of Buddhist temples and surrounded by beautiful mountains. With so much to see and do, Chiang Mai is one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations and one of the most recognizable in the world. Head to Chiang Mai to experience Thai culture in all its …
Although the names of the cities of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai sound similar, they are separated by a distance of 200 kilometers (125 miles) through the Thai countryside, and each has its own attractions. Chiang Mai is frequented as part of a two-destination holiday, starting in Bangkok and then heading north to the quieter …
The two most popular destinations in Thailand are Bangkok and the northern city of Chiang Mai. At first glance, the two cities seem to have a lot in common as they are both capital cities, have rivers meandering through the center and both should undoubtedly be on your must-visit list. However, despite being the largest …
The capital and largest city of Laos, Vientiane offers a very different atmosphere to the chaos of Bangkok. Relatively small, Vientiane is a pretty and peaceful city, full of fantastic temples and historic French villas. It’s an easy-to-walk city that gives visitors the opportunity to experience Asian culture from a different perspective. At 646 kilometers …
The wealthy city of Udon Thani in Northeast Thailand does not have many tourist attractions. However, it attracts many travelers due to its geographical location as it serves as a gateway to the neighboring country of Laos, north of Vietnam and southeast of China. The 560 kilometers (350 mi) route from Bangkok to Udon Thani …
The city and the province of Trat are known as the gateway to the 52 islands of Mu Koh Chang National Park, which is reason enough to visit this city. If you add to this the fact that Trat has its attractions and is close to the border with Cambodia, you will understand why so …
Surat Thani is one of the cities in Thailand that you must have heard about as a popular transport hub in the south of the country. Serving as the main gateway to the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Tao and Koh Phangan, Surat Thani sees thousands of tourists every year, but very few spend a …
Head north from Bangkok to visit one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the ancient city of Sukhothai, once the capital of the Sukhothai Kingdom. Today, the modern city of Sukhothai, located 12 kilometers (7.5 mi) west of the ruins, offers accommodation and restaurants to suit all budgets, making it a great place to stay …
When visiting Bangkok, many tourists are drawn to Cambodia, the neighboring country and the city of Siem Reap (also spelled Siem Reap), known for its spectacular Angkor temples. This city is about 400 kilometers (250 miles) away, which is a short enough distance to escape to one of the world’s most impressive World Heritage sites. …
Known for being close to the border with Myanmar, Ranong is well worth a visit for explorers looking for a place that isn’t too crowded with Western tourists. Waterfalls, nature reserves, beaches and access to numerous islands, as well as proximity to Myanmar, make Ranong an attractive destination for those seeking an escape from the …
There are many cities to discover when visiting Southeast Asia, but two of the most striking are Bangkok and Yangon. Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a city that never sleeps. Its bustling streets feature markets and food stalls lined with amazing temples, parks and palaces. Though smaller than Bangkok, Yangon is also a large …
For many people who visit Thailand, the highlight of a trip is spending a few days in the capital, Bangkok, before heading to one of the fantastic beach hotels to relax and enjoy yourself. Phuket is the perfect place for such a retreat. It is an island province in southern Thailand that boasts some of …
The capital of Cambodia is a quieter, more relaxed and extremely hospitable destination, contrasting with bustling Bangkok. This attractive city, known for being one of Asia’s friendliest capitals, still retains the traditional Asian spirit without the lights and glares that Bangkok is famous for, offering visitors a more authentic view of Southeast Asia with its …
Although Bangkok is the largest city in Thailand today, Phitsanulok was once a very important place and is one of the oldest cities in the country. Located in the north of Thailand, Phitsanulok is quite small compared to Bangkok, but deserves as much attention as the capital. There are many beautiful temples here, including Wat …
If you feel like getting away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok and want to experience something different, Pattaya is one of the closest places you can go to enjoy the beach. This coastal city has always been very popular with locals and tourists alike for weekend getaways, and like some areas of Bangkok, …
About 625 kilometers northeast of Bangkok is the city of Nong Khai. Situated on the banks of the Mekong, Nong Khai is opposite Vientiane, the capital of Laos, and is a popular travel destination between Laos and Thailand. Many tourists pass through Nong Khai when leaving Thai territory, but few stop to enjoy the beauty …
In the south of Thailand is the city of Krabi, an ideal place to explore the surrounding beaches, forests and temples. It’s about 770 kilometers (482 miles) from Bangkok to Krabi, so it’s not a short trip, but it’s well worth seeing the white sand, enjoying great snorkeling opportunities, and visiting the top of the …
Known for its spectacular dives, the small island of Koh Tao is the perfect destination for anyone looking to escape the busy streets of Bangkok. Koh Tao, meaning Turtle Island, is full of excellent beaches with several currents, making it the perfect place for snorkeling and swimming, or just a place to relax before heading …
If you’re already familiar with the bustling capital of Thailand, Bangkok, you might fancy a quieter place where you can spend a few days relaxing. With so many beachfront hotels and island paradises to choose from, it can be hard to decide, but Koh Samui is definitely recommended. Find out more: • From Bangkok to …
The islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan are well-known and increasingly popular, but they are far from Bangkok and require a full-day trip to reach them. With Koh Samet, everything changes. Located in the eastern part of the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samet is much closer to Bangkok. This makes the island perfect for …
It is hard to resist the charm of the largest city and capital of Thailand. Bustling and hectic, Bangkok exudes energy and is a fantastic place to spend a few days. Whether you like visiting temples and palaces, strolling through parks or soaking up the atmosphere in the markets, Bangkok won’t let you down. But …
Koh Phangan Island, home to the famous Full Moon Party, is a favorite with backpackers and is just 15 kilometers (9 miles) north of Koh Samui. This idyllic location, located near the western coast of the Gulf of Thailand, makes Koh Phangan a destination with great beaches and, more recently, family-friendly amenities and activities. It …
With bustling streets and markets, Bangkok is one of the most vibrant cities in the world. After a few days in this restless environment, you will surely want to go to the beach to relax in a completely different place. Then Ko Lipe is the perfect place. There are many fantastic islands and beaches in …
You’ve already explored Bangkok with its temples, busy streets and great atmosphere, but now you want something quieter, a place where you can relax on the beach and live peacefully for a few days before returning to the real world. With so many great beaches, finding the perfect spot in Thailand can be a challenge, …
Bangkok’s bustling streets can be chaotic, but Thailand’s capital is a surprising place to visit. Bangkok is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Thailand, but also one of the most visited cities in the world. Packed with temples, parks, shopping streets, markets and a good nightlife, Bangkok is full of excitement. It is …
If you’re tempted by the allure of turquoise waters and soft white sands and want to escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, it might be time to head to Koh Chang. This beautiful island is the second largest in Thailand and is located at the eastern end of the Gulf of Thailand. It’s full …
An important center of Northeast Thailand is the city of Khon Kaen, one of the four most important cities in Isan, the largest region of Thailand. As a relatively new city, Khon Kaen has an almost refined atmosphere that differs from many other places in the country. The city has museums, community centers, parks, a …
The capital of Thailand, Bangkok, excites the senses with its crazy atmosphere and always busy streets, but it is a city that you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Whether you want to admire monuments and temples, palaces and markets, or are looking for nightlife, Bangkok has a little bit of everything. But …
Although Khao Lak is not far from Phuket, these two places have a completely different atmosphere. Tourists looking for a quiet place to escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok should not miss Khao Lak, a peaceful place with a healthy dose of natural beauty. This series of coastal towns and beaches stretches for about …
Many of Bangkok’s tourist attractions are steeped in history and tradition, but it can also be interesting to learn about Thailand’s more recent history. The city of Kanchanaburi offers such an opportunity. Kanchanaburi is a small city about 125 kilometers (78 miles) west of Bangkok, known as the “Bridge on the River Kwai” city, made …
If you want to experience something other than bustling Bangkok, Hua Hin is what you are looking for. It is approximately 144 km (90 miles) from Bangkok to Hua Hin, a popular weekend beach destination for upper-middle-class Bangkok residents. This makes the area not too expensive. Local transport is relatively cheap and ideal for getting …
At the southern tip of Thailand, near the Malaysian border, is the city of Hat Yai. Although not as large as Bangkok, Hat Yai has a large urban area, making it the largest metropolitan area in the south and the third largest in Thailand. Since Hat Yai is a big city, you might wonder why …
Strategically located in the south of Thailand, the city of Chumphon is located on the Royal Coast of Thailand and provides easy access to the beautiful islands of the gulf, including Koh Tao, Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. As Chumphon grew in popularity, so did the options for transportation. Now, if you want to travel …
For an authentic experience in northern Thailand, all you need to do is head to the city of Chiang Rai in the Golden Triangle region of Thailand. The atmosphere, cuisine and even people in Chiang Rai are completely different than in Bangkok in the south. As the gateway to northern Thailand, Chiang Rai is the …
Known as the rose of the north, the city of Chiang Mai offers a completely different experience to the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Despite being the fifth largest city in Thailand, it is much smaller than Bangkok and offers a much more relaxed atmosphere. With a great history and surrounded by mountains, Chiang Mai …
Whether you’re planning a trip to Southeast Asia or looking for places to visit from Bangkok, Cambodia is a fantastic option. Some argue that with its ancient ruins and stunning natural beauty, Cambodia offers a more down-to-earth look at the region’s culture than cities like Bangkok. Find out more: • From Bangkok to Cambodia by …
The ancient city of Ayutthaya is just 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Bangkok, making it the perfect place for a day trip outside the Thai capital. This ancient city, formerly known as the Venice of the East, was the former capital of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province and the second capital of Siam. Today, …
Officially Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, this ancient capital is located 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Bangkok. It is home to impressive ruins and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ayutthaya is close enough to Bangkok for a day trip, but is also a popular destination for tourists visiting Thailand. In many cases, after visiting the …
With so many beautiful islands lining the entire coast of Thailand, picking just a couple for a vacation is no easy task. But the list cannot miss the Phi Phi Islands with a landscape that we can only describe as impressive. Unspoilt beaches, karst landscapes, nightlife and quiet places to relax, if that’s what you’re …
The small resort town of Ao Nang is located on the coast of Thailand’s Andaman Sea, in an area known for its great natural beauty. While Ao Nang has a beautiful beach and other activities to keep you entertained, it is also a popular jumping off point for the fantastic islands just offshore, including Phi …
With so many things to see and do in Thailand, many tourists who visit this Southeast Asian country plan a trip to visit different cities, temples, beaches and landscapes. But Thailand is a big country and it is not always easy to find the best way to get from one place to another. You may …