Photos of a Fishing Village on Koh Kood
Apr20

Photos of a Fishing Village on Koh Kood

I’ve visited several Thai islands, and Koh Kood is one of the standouts for me. Go visit while it remains relatively untouched.

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Where to Stay in Bangkok in Affordable Luxury
Apr06

Where to Stay in Bangkok in Affordable Luxury

If you’re wondering where to stay in Bangkok and want a great experience in affordable luxury, this is where you want to stay.

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Things to do in Bangkok
May15

Things to do in Bangkok

As with any large city, there are a lot of things to do in Bangkok. Some of it is ultra touristy, but there is plenty that isn’t your typical type of tourist activity. I figured I’d give you some of both since I like mixing things up, as well as give you my opinion on places that you might want to think twice about. This list is by no means exhaustive, but hopefully it well help you get some ideas. Food Of course, I started with this...

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Our most fun and unusual holiday so far
Apr17

Our most fun and unusual holiday so far

We came back to Thailand specifically to participate in a Thai celebration that turned out to be the most fun and unusual holiday we’ve ever experienced. It was completely worth the return trip! In mid April, some of the southeast Asian countries celebrate their new year. In Thailand, it is referred to as songkran. What was once a humble Buddhist celebration that involved the ritual bathing of buddha statues with scented water has...

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Thoughts on Koh Samui
Apr10

Thoughts on Koh Samui

We love island life, even the times we’ve spent on a very small island, like Utila in Honduras. We enjoy the laid-back feel of island life. Koh Samui surprised me, though. When we were planning on visiting Thailand, Koh Samui, also referred to simply as Samui, was not a place I had planned on visiting. I had considered its neighbor Koh Tao because of the available diving, but not being a big fan of highly touristed places, basically...

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