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As a backpacker, crossing borders on foot has always been an adventure because every border crossing is unique. Malaysia and Thailand have different visa requirements, but crossing the border into either country is straightforward. There are three main entry points between the countries. The first is by land from George Town (Penang) and the next…
Koh Samui, our final destination in Thailand after over two months of exploration, is a paradise for everyone. After staying one week in both Ko Tao and Ko Phan Gan, we only stayed 3 days in Koh Samui. We didn’t find it as attractive and authentic as the other islands in the Gulf of Thailand….
Ko Pha Ngan, nestled between Ko Tao and Koh Samui, offers more than just the renowned Full Moon Party. Our week-long stay on this island was an entertaining and peaceful experience compared to bustling Koh Samui. We could have easily spent more time in Ko Phan Gan. If you’re planning to spend some time on…
Ko Tao, often referred to as Turtle Island, may be the smallest among the Gulf of Thailand’s popular islands, but it boasts tranquillity and numerous attractions. From the moment we set foot on this island, we felt its positive vibes and knew we would have an enjoyable stay. Unless you are staying outside Sairee Beach,…
Khao Sok National Park is centred around Cheow Wan Lake, also called Rajjaprabha Dam Reservoir. It is an artificial lake created to supply the South of Thailand with electricity and water and to control the frequent floods in the region. The area around this beautiful emerald lake is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, a rainforest…
The province of Krabi is home to some of Thailand’s most beautiful islands, beaches and climbing spots. When it comes to choosing between Krabi and Phuket, we believe Krabi offers an ideal destination for backpackers, beach enthusiasts, and adventure seekers. Whether you’re in the mood for nightlife or seeking authenticity, Krabi has something for everyone….
If you come from France, you may have heard of the TV show Koh Lanta, which is the French equivalent of Survivor in the U.S. Many travelers love to go to this quiet Thai island to get away from the crowds of tourists. We arrived there in April and we immediately saw the difference in…