Where should I go in Thailand?

I got the same question lately. How did you find out these hidden gems in Thailand? Here we go… the tricks to travel like locals in Thailand. Remember!! locals don’t know every places, but google DOES KNOW! Search in both native & English language Check Lonely Planet for the big picture about your destination. but

My 8 favourite places in Ayutthaya, Thailand

Hey! If you’re fond of ruined cities, don’t miss coming to Ayutthaya. Those red stars on the map are my favourite temples, restaurant and cafe. I didn’t go to all places in one day. You opt for your own choice. To be honest, I went to Ayutthaya because It’s old yet beautiful.. Not because of

Top 10 places to visit in Chiang Mai

1 Doi Pha Hom Pok The second highest mountain in Thailand near Myanmar border. Even it’s less popular, its beauty is as great as other mountains in Thailand.  Make sure you make a camp there in moonless night to see the milky way and scattering stars. From the camping area, you can walk 3.5km up

Secret cafe in Ekamai

Onion store is a cafe and concept store tucked away in Soi Ekamai 12 Their coffee is from Brave Roaster. I’d recommend you trying ‘Iced Caramel Latte’ (100baht). Address: 19/12 Ekamai12 St. Bangkok, Thailand 10110 Phone: 02 116 6078 Website: http://www.onionbkk.com/ Price: Coffee 90~100, Milkshake 120~150

Virtual Aurora Borealis tour in Bangkok

It’s WEEKEND. Yeyyy. I’ve been to Science centre for Education or ‘Thong  Fah Jum Long’. You can either go there by car or sky train. (No parking fee). I arrived at 10.00am and got show time at 12.00pm! (the earliest one is at 11.00am). There’re 3 buildings. The first one holds minerals exhibition. The second one

Chiang Mai gallery

Top 10 places to visit in Chiang Mai —> SOON

Chiang Mai: Mae Klang Luang Village Part II

Good morning We were woken up at dawn by roosters crowing. The sound that I haven’t heard for long time. We had hot porridge as our breakkie then strolling up to the hill to absorb some sunshine. We bumped into three little puppies on the way there and quickly became each other’s travel buddies. It

Chiang Mai: Mae Klang Luang Village Part I

Hiya~ Believe me! No one wants to go to the touristic places in Chiang Mai anymore. I’ll tell you my super secret.. I found an awesome getaway. All you need is 1,000 baht(30$) with your backpack and 2 days off. Mae Klang Luang is a tiny tucked away village, called Pa pa ga yor, with rice carpeted

Waterfall to go picnic with local people and eat local food

Mae Sa Waterfall, Chiang Mai I came up with an idea of picnic in the nature which isn’t easy in Thailand where the heatstroke could hurt us. BUT ! Chiang Mai makes it possible. Mae Sa waterfall is on the way to Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden. You can either go there by car or by

Teen Tok Royal Project, Chiang Mai, Thailand

Teen Tok Royal Project is one of the great project in Chiang mai province. They grew their own veggies and use them as the fresh ingredients at Teen Tok restaurant. The resort was run to make it one-stop touristy spot.  Of course, all things are done by local people. I praised our majesty the king