Chill Out Thailand @ Krabi (video)
The province of Krabi is located in the south of Thailand on the Andaman Sea. It is home to some breathtaking scenery and vistas. Especially the typical vegetated limestone rocks that tower high above sea level are beautiful to see. Krabi also has beautiful beaches, idyllic islands, but also a warm, hospitable population. All this ensures an unforgettable stay in this tropical paradise.
A warm welcome to Sanuan Nok in Buriram
Only 12 kilometers from the center of the city of Buriram, in the district of Huai Rat, lies the quiet village of Sanuan Nok. It has only 150 inhabitants, but is known for the opportunity to spend a weekend there and learn about sericulture (raising silkworms) and silk weaving.
Nong Khai – Adventure begins at the Mekong River (video)
After arriving in the northern city of Udon Thani, just an hour's flight from Bangkok, you can head north towards Nong Khai. This city is located on the mighty Mekong River, which also crosses China, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia.
Wat Yannawa, a special temple in Bangkok
Wat Yannawa is located south of the Taksin Bridge in the Sathon district. It is an ancient temple that was built in the time of the Ayutthaya kingdom.
What does it cost to buy a house in Thailand and what should you pay attention to when purchasing real estate?
Foreigners interested in purchasing a home in Thailand will find that there are certain restrictions and conditions that apply. What are the real rules surrounding buying a house in Thailand? This seems like a simple question, but the answer is quite complex. Unlike the Netherlands, for example, as a foreigner in Thailand you cannot simply buy a house with land by simply approaching a real estate agent, putting down your money and signing a contract. In this article, let's take a closer look at what exactly is and is not possible.
Chinatown in Bangkok (video)
One of the most popular sights in Bangkok is Chinatown, the historic Chinese district. This lively neighborhood runs along Yaowarat Road to Odeon Circle, where a large Chinese gate marks the entrance to the Ong Ang Canal.
The beaches of Phuket (video)
Phuket is a popular destination with tourists thanks to its fantastic bays, white palm beaches, clear seas, friendly people, good accommodations and lots of seafood. The beaches in Phuket are among the most beautiful in Thailand.
Nakhon Si Thammarat? Yes, why not!
You sometimes hear from Thailand visitors that they want to see the real Thailand and do not want to go where the tourists crowd. Plenty of options, but still few people choose Nakhon Si Thammarat province and that is a pity to say the least.
The versatility of Thailand
Thailand is big. That is why most travelers come more often to this beautiful country, which has a lot to offer. Nature, culture, history, delicious food, hospitable people, beautiful beaches and islands. But what is the best time to travel and what are the must sees and do's of Thailand?
Bang Krachao, the green lung of Bangkok
To escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, a trip to Bang Krachao and Bang Nam Phueng floating market is well worth the effort. You end up in a different world on the outskirts of the city and escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. In fact, it is an island on the opposite side of the mighty Chao Phraya River.
Wat Pho, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Wat Pho, or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is the oldest and largest Buddhist temple in Bangkok. You can find more than 1.000 Buddha statues and it is home to the largest Buddha statue in Thailand: The Reclining Buddha (Phra Buddhasaiyas).
Koh Phangan, an island to fall in love with (video)
Koh Phangan is the island of tropical beaches, palm trees, white sand and cocktails. Those looking for a relaxed atmosphere can still go to Koh Phangan. In this video made with a drone you can see why.
Historical Phrae
Phrae, a paradise in the North, was the headline of an article by Gringo some time ago on Thailandblog. Reason to visit this hitherto unknown place for me.
Khan Chae National Park
Thailand has many, well over 100, national parks where visitors find the unparalleled tranquility of nature and enjoy lush forests, water features, wildlife and birds.
Hall of Opium in Chiang Rai
A special museum in the Golden Triangle Park in Chiang Saen in the province of Chiang Rai is the Hall of Opium. Visitors to this museum take a walk through the long and varied history of opium.
Koh Loa Lading, a paradise island
Do you want to visit a paradise island, but you don't feel like large groups of tourists around you? Then Koh Lao Lading is a perfect choice for you. Koh Lao Lading is easy to visit from Krabi on a day tour. Unfortunately, it is not possible to spend the night there, but you can enjoy the beautiful island all day long. With a bit of luck you can even pick your own coconut from the tree. Sounds good!
Nightlife in Bangkok: Wild and Insane!
The nightlife in Bangkok is world famous and known for being wild and insane. Of course we know about the infamous adult nightspots, but that's only part of the nightlife. Going out in Bangkok can be compared to the nightlife in trendy cities in Europe: trendy clubs with DJs, atmospheric roof terraces, trendy cocktail bars and much more entertainment color the night in the sultry capital.