Gao Pad King is an originally Chinese dish that is popular in Thailand and Laos. The dish contains stir-fried chicken from the wok and various vegetables such as mushrooms and peppers. The defining ingredient is sliced ​​ginger (king) which gives the dish a very distinctive taste. Other ingredients in this dish are soy sauce and onion. It is served with rice.

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Roam through dense jungles, discover hidden waterfalls and spend the night in traditional mountain villages. A jungle trek in Pai or Chiang Mai is more than just a walk; it is a unique opportunity to experience the nature and culture of Northern Thailand. Venture deep into the jungle and be surprised by breathtaking views and authentic encounters.

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Bangkok is full of hidden alleys, colorful markets and quiet temples that you can only really experience with a bike tour. Accompanied by a guide, you will cycle along klongs, through local neighborhoods and discover a side of the city that many tourists miss. A unique, adventurous and relaxing way to explore Bangkok!

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Thailand is a snorkeler’s paradise, with crystal clear waters, colorful coral reefs, and an abundance of exotic fish. From remote islands to hidden lagoons, these ten breathtaking spots offer a unique underwater experience. Discover where to spot turtles, reef sharks, and even whale sharks, and how to reach these unforgettable locations.

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Travelling by night train through Thailand offers a magical experience. The gentle rocking of the train, the magnificent views and the relaxation along the way make it an adventure in itself. Whether you explore the mystical mountains of the north or visit the tropical islands of the south, the night train is the ideal way to discover Thailand in all its beauty.

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Thailand, often praised for its tasty dishes and impressive temples, has so much more to offer. Whether you stroll the lively streets of Bangkok, discover the rich history of Chiang Mai, or dive into the crystal clear waters of Thailand's beaches, you will be constantly surprised.

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How strong is the lone cyclist…

By Cornelius
Posted in Activities, Bikes
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February 1 2025

Not the image Boudewijn had in mind for his text, I suspect... On the bridge over Nong Luang, a shallow lake southeast of Chiang Rai... was the title of a song from 1973 by the now 80-year-old Boudewijn de Groot that was immensely popular for many years and has won multiple awards. By chance I recently came across it again on YouTube *) and as an avid cyclist the first lines intrigued me: 'How strong is the lonely cyclist Who is bent over...

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I don't know exactly what it is but I have a thing for mountains. A very long time ago, in another life, when I was still young and handsome, I crossed many European mountain massifs. From the rugged Cuillins of Skye, Scotland, over the grand Basque Pyrenees and the breathtaking Mont Blanc to the Dolomites in South Tyrol where I searched the eternal ice for the traces of the Great War: They hardly hold any secrets for me. Today I am only handsome (5555) and only the beautiful memories that I can cherish.

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Although the Thai does not really differ much from the average Belgian or Dutch person, you sometimes experience something in Thailand that you will not easily experience in Belgium or the Netherlands. That's what this series of stories is about. Today another nice story by Lieven Kattestaart: 'Jagerslatin'.

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Although the Thai does not really differ much from the average Belgian or Dutch person, you sometimes experience something in Thailand that you will not easily experience in Belgium or the Netherlands. That's what this series of stories is about. Today another nice story from Lieven Kattestaart: 'My first day of vacation'.

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Those who can take a breather from the concrete jungle of Bangkok in a wonderful park such as Suan Rot Fai or “Train Park”. This is the largest park of the three green areas on the northern side of Bangkok. It borders the northeast side of Chatuchak Park. Suan Rot Fai was once a golf course for the State Railway Association, but is now a public park.

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An interesting area in Bangkok where many attractions are within walking distance is Chinatown and the surrounding area. Of course Chinatown itself is worth a visit, but also the old Hua Lamphong station, Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Wat Trimitr or the Temple of the Golden Buddha, to name a few.

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Koh Tao is a tropical paradise that will steal your heart with breathtaking beaches, vibrant reefs and adventures for everyone. From snorkeling in crystal clear waters to partying under the stars, this island offers a perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. Escape the daily grind and be enchanted by the unique charm of Koh Tao.

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The Gulf of Thailand is relatively shallow, the deepest waters around Koh Tao are about 50 meters. Most of the dive sites around the island are located in the bays or near small underwater rocks that rise from the sandy bottoms. Koh Tao is an excellent destination for both novice and experienced divers.

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I have a nice tip for adventurous hikers: a visit to Wat Khao Nor in Nakhon Sawan. Yes, a temple! But not just any temple, because a visit includes a climb to Mount Khao Nor.

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Dive into the wonderful world of Koh Tao. It is a paradise island in the Gulf of Thailand, about 70 kilometers north of the more famous Koh Samui. But don't be fooled by its size, because this charming piece of land has a lot to offer.

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Snorkeling is a wonderful way to explore the fascinating underwater world without the complexity of scuba diving. It's simple, accessible, and provides instant fun for anyone, regardless of age or swimming ability. With a mask, snorkel and sometimes flippers, you can float gently on the surface and enjoy the colorful marine life below you.

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Thailand is a country par excellence for hiking. Walking is healthy. According to scientists, it is even the best form of exercise. Walking is also good for stress. I do it myself a lot in Pattaya, with the Pratumnak Hill being the high altitude for me.

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Thailand offers a unique mix of sport and nature, perfect for both intensive training and relaxing activities. With beautiful landscapes, a pleasant climate and excellent facilities, Thailand is the ideal destination for sports enthusiasts. Whether you travel as an individual or as a team, Thailand combines effort and relaxation in a way that makes your holiday an unforgettable experience.

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What are the 10 best activities to do in Thailand? That's what we're going to tell you. Thailand is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world because of its beautiful beaches, delicious food, rich culture and friendly people. There is much to do and see in Thailand, whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation or cultural experiences. But what are the 10 best activities to do in Thailand?

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