Thailand

Thailand is a country that is easy to travel around. Ideal for backpackers! Many people just book a ticket and arrange everything else once they’re there. This way, you can also take the weather into account. Often (especially during the rainy season), it’s nice on one side of Thailand while the other side experiences bad weather. It’s handy not to be tied to a fixed place of stay in such cases.

Where to stay on Koh Pha Ngan, our favourite spots

Choosing where to stay on Koh Pha Ngan (also written as Koh Phangan) can feel overwhelming. There are so many options that it is easy to lose track. Where should you stay? Which accommodations are genuinely enjoyable? And which ones…

Stay in a beachfront bungalow at Thung Wua Laen Beach, Chumphon

After spending two weeks in Hua Hin, where we explored both the city and its surroundings in depth, we continue our journey to Chumphon to catch the ferry to Koh Tao. But first we spend some time at the peaceful…

Kui Buri National Park, best place to see wild elephants in Thailand

During our two week stay in Hua Hin we want to explore several beautiful places in the surrounding area. We drive twice to Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park and we visit Kui Buri National Park, a place known as…

Visit the Mangrove Forest Park in the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park

Are you in Hua Hin and looking to escape the beaches and busy traffic for a moment? In the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park you will find a surprisingly green oasis, the Mangrove Forest Park. It is a wonderful place for…

Old Hua Hin railway station: charming historic landmark with royal heritage

The old Hua Hin railway station is perhaps one of the most surprising and photogenic places in the city. Hua Hin may be best known for its beaches, markets and resorts, but this charming wooden station transports you to another…

Hua Hin’s Rajabhakti Park, a tribute to Thailand’s great kings

If you are travelling in Thailand, staying in Hua Hin or somewhere nearby and you are interested in Thailand’s rich history? Then a visit to Rajabhakti Park is a must, alongside the historic Hua Hin Railway Station and the elegant…

Best things to do on Koh Samui: sights, highlights and travel tips

Koh Samui is the largest of the three islands on Thailand’s east coast, alongside Koh Tao and Koh Pha Ngan. The island attracts not only international travelers but is also loved by Thai people, who enjoy spending their holidays here.…

What to do and see in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, Thailand

If we stay for two weeks in Hua Hin with the family, we enjoy every day all the beautiful places in Hua Hin and its surroundings of this charming, authentic seaside town. One of the places nearby that immediately excites us is…

Mrigadayavan Palace Hua Hin, summer palace of King Rama VI by the sea

During our trip through Thailand, we visit the remarkable Mrigadayavan Palace in Cha-Am, just north of the authentic seaside town of Hua Hin. This summer palace, built in a unique blend of Thai and Western architecture, sits directly by the sea and is surrounded…

Things to see and do in Hua Hin: must-visit attractions and tips

When people think of Thailand, they often picture Bangkok, Chiang Mai or the tropical islands in the south. But did you know that Hua Hin is also a surprisingly charming destination? Many travellers skip this coastal town and head straight to Chumphon to catch the ferry to Koh…