Tag: Southeast Asia

We wanted to add more nature-focused days to our Thailand itinerary and see some wildlife, and Khao Yai National Park was the perfect escape for that. Just a few hours from Bangkok, it offers dense jungle, rolling hills, waterfalls, and a real shot at spotting wildlife — including elephants (if you’re lucky). We stayed overnight […]

We had seen the photos of Erawan Falls — the bright turquoise pools, the jungle backdrop — and knew we had to go. While some travelers attempt to visit Erawan Falls as a day trip from Bangkok, I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s a lot of driving for a rushed experience. Instead, we gave Kanchanaburi a […]

Chiang Mai is often called the cultural capital of Thailand, and for good reason. Nestled in the mountains of northern Thailand, it offers a slower pace than Bangkok, with a charming mix of ancient temples, night markets, and lush green landscapes. What makes Chiang Mai really special is the balance it strikes — you can […]

Kamphaeng Phet might not be on everyone’s Thailand itinerary, but that’s exactly why we loved it. It’s quiet, low-key, and feels incredibly authentic — especially after the buzz of cities like Bangkok or Chiang Mai. The historical park here is a hidden gem, and spending a slow day biking through the ruins and lush jungle […]

Ayutthaya is one of the best day trips you can take from Bangkok — and it’s totally worth it. Just a couple of hours away, you’ll find yourself wandering among ancient ruins, massive Buddha statues, and riverside temples that feel like they’ve been frozen in time. My boyfriend and I spent a full day in […]

Bangkok was one of those places I wasn’t sure I’d love — but it completely won me over. Between the glittering temples, the endless street food stalls, the chaos of the markets, and the peaceful corners hidden in the middle of the city, Bangkok is full of contrasts in the best way possible. I spent […]