Category: Thai Travel Tips
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Gone Adrift’s Epic Adventure
For most travelers, the idea of riding a budget scooter across Thailand sounds like a wild and risky adventure. But for Sam from Gone Adift, it’s the perfect challenge. Sam’s latest escapade on his $250 scooter is capturing the hearts of his viewers as he documents each twist, turn, and pothole on his YouTube channel.…
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Chiang Mai Floods and the Impact on Tourism During Low Season
Chiang Mai, the cultural heart of northern Thailand, is known for its beautiful temples, lush mountains, and vibrant festivals. But in recent months, the city has faced a series of challenges that have significantly affected its tourism industry. From devastating floods to lingering economic concerns, Chiang Mai’s low season has been particularly tough for both…
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Maya Bay Reopens!
After its annual two-month closure for environmental rehabilitation, Maya Bay is once again ready to welcome travelers from around the globe. Known for its crystal-clear waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and lush greenery, Maya Bay is a natural gem that has captured the hearts of millions. A Brief History of Maya Bay Located on the island…
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Quick Guide to Surviving Thailand!
Thailand is a beautiful and culturally rich country, drawing millions of visitors every year with its stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and warm hospitality. Navigating the nuances of Thai culture, transportation, and local etiquette can be a bit daunting, especially for first-time visitors. This quick guide will help you get the most out of your trip…
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5 Best Markets in Thailand
Thailand is a shopper’s paradise, with vibrant markets that offer everything from mouthwatering street food to unique souvenirs and handcrafted goods. Exploring these bustling markets is an essential part of experiencing the local culture, and each market has its own distinct character, charm, and treasures. From floating markets to night bazaars, here are the five…
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Spend Your Thai Baht for Good: Supporting Social Causes as a Tourist in Thailand
Thailand is a top destination for travelers seeking beautiful beaches, rich culture, and vibrant city life. But beyond the tourist attractions lies a country facing various social challenges, from poverty and environmental issues to the exploitation of vulnerable communities. As a tourist, you have the unique power to make a positive impact with your spending…
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