The relaxed charm of Jomtien near Pattaya
Jomtien, right next to Pattaya, is a great alternative for those who want to enjoy the Thai coast, but without the crowds. With wide beaches, lively markets and local tastemakers, you will discover a relaxed atmosphere here. Perfect for travelers who love sun, swimming and culture, and are looking for real holiday joy.
Bangkok, but different: away from the tourist hotspots
Want to experience the real Thai culture? Leave the tourist attractions behind and dive into the authentic neighborhoods of Bangkok. Here you can taste daily life, meet locals and discover traditions that give the city its unique character. A journey through these neighborhoods brings you closer to the heart of Thailand.
Beach Road in Pattaya: a mix of beach, culture and entertainment
Beach Road in Pattaya is the beating heart of the city. This iconic boulevard combines a beautiful beach, luxury hotels, bustling markets and vibrant nightlife. Originating from a small fishing village, it has grown into an international attraction full of history, modern hotspots and local charm. Here you will experience the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure, day and night.
Rayong, an hour or two!
Perhaps as a response to Thailand's rampant modernization over the past 60 years, which saw many historic parts of cities across the country become neglected, you're seeing more and more places that like to brand themselves as “old towns”. The eastern city of Rayong is one such.
Pak Khlong, Bangkok's flower and vegetable market
If you sometimes think you know a lot about Bangkok, you will often be very disappointed. Earlier I read a story about Pak Khlong Talat, the flower and fruit market of Bangkok.
Chiang Mai, the other face of Thailand
For most, the Land of the Gimlach is only equal to snow-white beaches that instantly make us forget our cold temperatures. But there is also the other Thailand, for example Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand.
Dream destination Krabi (video)
Krabi is a popular coastal province on the Andaman Sea in southern Thailand. In Krabi you will find the typical overgrown limestone rocks that sometimes protrude from the sea. In addition, the beautiful beaches are worth a visit, as well as a number of mysterious caves. The province also includes 130 beautiful islands that are also blessed with paradise beaches.
Ban Krut, undiscovered in Thailand (video)
Those looking for a quiet and authentic town on the coast but find Hua Hin too touristy can continue to Ban Krut.
Chumphon: Rest and good food!
Chumphon is a somewhat sleepy, small province in southern Thailand. Tourism has missed the grand development of holiday areas. The province is sandwiched between Prachuap Khiri Khan province in the north, with Hua Hin and Cha-am as major attractions, and Surat Thani province in the south.
Talat Noi, the hidden gem of Bangkok
Discover Talat Noi, a vibrant neighborhood full of historical charm and cultural richness in the heart of Bangkok. This community welcomes visitors with its unique combination of traditional workshops, culinary delights, and notable historical sites such as the So Heng Tai Mansion. Meet the people who keep Talat Noi's cultural heritage alive and discover the uniqueness of this fascinating neighborhood for yourself.
Top 10 budget trips in Bangkok
Is Thailand on your bucket list? There is so much to do in this great city, we have put together a budget-friendly top 10 for you.
10 tips for the best Bangkok experience!
Make sure that your visit to Bangkok will also be unforgettable. How? We will help you to list the 10 'must see and must do' activities for you.
6 most beautiful places for sunsets in Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is known for its impressive skyline, bustling street life and rich cultural heritage. However, experiencing a sunset in this city offers a unique and unforgettable experience. During these hours, the city transforms from an energetic metropolis to a romantic scene, illuminated by the setting sun.
10 tips for the ultimate Bangkok experience!
Make sure that your visit to Bangkok will also be unforgettable. How? We will help you to list the 10 'must see and must do' activities for you.
Why Tree Town Pattaya is my favorite place to enjoy the good life!
I have been living here in Pattaya for years and I can tell you, there is no place like Tree Town. It is my regular place for a night out, a bite to eat, a beer and especially good conversations. This vibrant center in Soi Buakhao has everything I am looking for: coziness, diversity and the relaxed atmosphere of Pattaya.
Pattaya: Also for the somewhat boring and introverted person!
Not everyone comes to Pattaya for the parties and neon lights. Some of us like peace, quiet and a bit of relaxation. Don’t worry, this city has plenty to offer you too! From serene temples to cozy local markets without any fuss – even if you prefer to avoid the busy nightlife, Pattaya will surprise you.
Pattaya is not suitable for unsociable and boring people
In the comments on an earlier posting this week, there was a lot of complaining about Pattaya. But honestly, if you are boring and don't like coziness, Pattaya is indeed not for you. For anyone who does like diversity, adventure and relaxation, this city offers a wide range of attractions: international restaurants, impressive temples, bustling markets, breathtaking shows and a lively nightlife. Pattaya really does have something for everyone.
Walking through Chinatown
Chinatown, located in Bangkok, is a bargain hunter's paradise. When you see how many people shuffle through the narrow alleys here, you get the impression that the goods on display are almost impossible to buy. You are short of eyes to watch the activity.
Bangkok, the ancient city of Rattanakosin (video)
Rattanakosin is the ancient city of Bangkok. King Rama I had his capital built here in 1782. This area is also home to Bangkok's main attractions, such as the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phrakeaw).
Bangkok will not captivate you at first sight. In fact, 'you like it or you hate it'. And to sharpen the picture even more, Bangkok stinks, is polluted, dilapidated, noisy, cramped, chaotic and busy. Very busy even.
Ayutthaya – the ancient capital of Siam (video)
Ayutthaya is the ancient capital of Siam. It is located 80 km north of the current capital of Thailand. What to see and do?
Krabi, a dream destination (video)
Krabi is a dream destination for its breathtaking natural beauty, with crystal clear waters, imposing limestone cliffs and lush mangroves. The beaches are mostly pristine and provide a serene environment for relaxation, while the numerous islands in the area invite for adventurous boat trips and snorkeling adventures.