One of Southeast Asia’s biggest assets: countless beautiful beaches. With great weather year round, fabulous landscapes, fine golden sand and fantastic food and nightlife Southeast Asia’s beaches attract tones of people every year. At … Read More
The more we travel the more we realize how different and yet how alike we all are. In fact, people around the world have different customs, traditions and daily routines. However, we all share … Read More
On our second visit to Bangkok, we did a day trip to visit the Ayutthaya temples. It was raining like crazy when we visited, so we had to hide inside a temple where locals … Read More
Several people told us we couldn’t miss Chiang Mai in the north of the country, supposedly very different to Bangkok, with far less tourists and close to wildlife sanctuaries. So, eager to see elephants … Read More
After Chiang Mai we went to Lampang, a wonderful city not overrun by tourists! The river Wang divides the city. The southern bank is dotted with dozens of traditional wooden houses. On the other … Read More
Our last stop on the Southeast Asian adventure, Railay Peninsula in Krabi province was an absolute success. After travelling for five months we completely ran out of energy and finding a perfect place to … Read More
When E suggested visiting Southeast Asia this spring, I thought I would have a heart attack. My first answer was that it was out of the question. We have been organizing our trip to … Read More
Thailand is a country with a peculiar shape. While the north has a relatively compact form, the south is a narrow peninsula dotted with numerous islands. Even though the north is 500 km wide, … Read More
Bangkok is a great place to start a trip around Thailand and South East Asia. Apart from being incredibly well connected to almost the entire world, it is a shiny city perfect to begin a … Read More
