Thailand

The tropical Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman coast aren’t just for the adults; the excitement, adventure, and adrenaline are ideal destinations for the whole family, full of amusement and amazement for kids of all ages.

Just one day to spend in alluring Bangkok? No problem. We run down the must-see, -do and -stay of this stunning city for an utterly unforgettable 24 hours.

Thailand has an abundance of stunning shorelines. From the Thai Gulf to the Andaman Sea, there are countless bays and beaches that offer the tropical idyll.

Located about an hour south of Krabi in Thailand is Trang Province, a destination that offers pristine beaches, jungles and national parks, limestone mountains, waterfalls and caves.

With visions of elephants dancing in my head, I headed to Northern Thailand to get a hands-on experience with these gentle giants…

Thailand is home to some of Asia’s best festivals, and the thrilling seven-day Buffalo Races festival that takes place annually during Buddhist Lent (normally in October) in Chonburi is no exception.

In this blog post, we’ve stood Phuket’s top six luxury hotels up against one another, and compared them, so that you can discover which hotel best suits your personal needs.

Phi Ta Khon is one of the most fun of Thailand’s festivals. Festival-goers dress up in ghost masks and parade and party through the streets of Dan Sai district in Loei

I’d been wanting to visit the Magical Tattoo Festival in Nakon Pathom for years. This year, I finally had the chance, and what a festival it was!

Thailand’s Similan Islands are located in the Andaman Sea, just a few hours by boat off the coast of Phuket…

Recently I journeyed to Sukhothai in an effort to learn the secrets of this mysterious, quiet and charming place. It is one of the true hidden jewels of Thailand.

These days, Surin is home to the Surin Elephant Round-up, which takes place during the end of November each year. The festival is a multi-day event, starting with the Elephant Buffet or Elephant breakfast on the first day, and then is followed by elaborate battle re-enactments the following day.