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Chiang Mai Zoo If you have some time to kill or if you have kids, check out the Chiang Mai Zoo. You can get there by the red truck. Ask the red truck driver if they can take you to Chiang Mai Zoo, most drivers will know Chiang Mai Zoo and ask how much to […]
Chiang Mai for most people is nothing more than a shopping and foodie paradise. Two of the best night markets to do just that are Saturday Night Market on Wua Lai Road and Sunday Night Market on Ratchadamnoen Road. Nothing beat shopping and haggling more than these two famous night markets of Chiang Mai. Some […]
Do you wonder which place has the best currency exchange rate? Should you exchange your money at the airport or exchange it outside the airport? I thought it would be interesting to see how the currency exchange rate compares from the BKK international airport vs Pattaya. Let’s find out if you get better rates inside […]
The past week all I saw in the news was Brexit, unless you had been living under a cave the past week and never heard of Brexit.
For someone like myself living in Thailand or someone traveling aboard, what does this all mean?
Because I’m no expert in British laws or politics and obviously, I’m not from the United Kingdom.
RentHub is my favorite website to search for rental apartments in Bangkok. It was the website I used to find my first apartment in Bangkok. I talked about my very first Bangkok apartment in this YouTube video “Cost of Living in Bangkok, Thailand“.
Bangkok (BKK) to Pattaya If you’re traveling internationally by air into Thailand, you would have to land at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Once you arrive and have check out at the Suvarnabhumi International Airport.
Pha Taem covers an area of 340 km2 in Khong Chiam, Si Mueang Mai and Pho Sai districts of Ubon Ratchathani Province. Pha Taem was formally declared as a national park in Thailand on December 31, 1991. It is the 74th national park of Thailand.
I been living and traveling solo in Thailand for just over 6 months and I lived in Bangkok for the first 4 months. This article is my average cost of living in Bangkok for that 4 months.
During my 4 months stay in Bangkok, I spent between ฿25,000 THB – ฿28,000 THB per month (about $800 USD or $1,000 CAD).
In this post , I’m going to show you how I did my very first visa run from Bangkok, Thailand to Savannakhet, Laos for about ฿3,120 THB.
