Bangkok is many backpackers first introduction to Thailand and south east Asia, and can seem overwhelming at first with so many things to do and so many places to stay, so where do you start? Here is an insiders guide…
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What To Expect And Prepare For At Your First Full Moon Party.
The full moon party is a right of passage amongst many backpackers in Thailand, but what is it exactly? What should you expect from the famous island party and what do you need to know before you go? The full…
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Posted in Destinations, Travel Tips
Posted in Destinations, Travel Tips
Exploring Bangkok’s Chinatown.
Bangkok’s Chinatown is a fascinating, contradictory and endlessly fun part of this teeming megalopolis, and one that many travellers tend to overlook. Get all the information you need about exploring this part of Thailand’s capital city here.
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Posted in Destinations
Posted in Destinations
I Don’t Care If Your Holiday To Thailand Is Ruined, Show Some Respect.
After the sad death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in Thailand, the famously monarchist country has gone into a period of mourning, which has prompted many Western tourists to complain that their holidays have been ruined.
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Posted in Travel Talk
Posted in Travel Talk
Why Thailand Is The Ultimate First Time Backpacking Destination.
Thailand has become increasingly touristy over the last decade, but there are still a lot of reasons why this backpacker mecca is still one of the ultimate first time destinations for backpackers on their first gap year.
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Posted in Destinations
Posted in Destinations
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