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Ultimate Guide to Scuba Diving in Thailand: Season & Sites

Scuba diving in Thailand has always been on my bucket list. With its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, it’s a diver’s paradise that’s hard to resist. From the bustling reefs of Koh Tao to the serene underwater landscapes of the Similan Islands, Thailand offers an underwater adventure for every level of diver.

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Surfing in Thailand: Etiquette and Eco-Friendly Practices for Wave Riders

Thailand, with its stunning coastlines and crystal-clear waters, has always been on my radar for a surfing adventure. It’s not just the breathtaking beaches that draw me in, but the promise of riding waves in a tropical paradise that feels almost too good to be true. From the bustling shores of Phuket to the serene waves of Koh Lanta, Thailand offers a surfing experience like no other.

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17 Best Eco Friendly Travel Products To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

I began looking for eco friendly travel products while on the beaches of Cambodia surrounded by plastic waste. Even when, in what we believed to be truly remote destinations, the plastic waste is overwhelming. It is time to look for sustainable alternatives!

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Where To Stay and Eat On Koh Rong Sanloem, M’Phai Bay

Koh Rong Sanloem or Samloem is still this relatively untouched island, with lush jungle and clear water bays with white sand… a really chilled out, beautiful place, where you lose track of time. Our two-days trip at M’Phai Bay turned into ten, so we had time to check quite a few places.

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The Sad Story Behind New Bagan or Old Bagan in Myanmar

Before and while visiting Myanmar, we were concerned about the situation and did a lot of research in order to be ethical travelers. You can find more in our article about Travelling in Myanmar: is it Ethical? Is it Safe?

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Temples You Can Climb In Bagan (Includes GPS Coordinates)

There is something incredible about looking at the sunset or sunrise from the top of a temples in Bagan, among the thousands of shadows on this magical landscape. Despite a recent ban, there are still a few you can enjoy the view from.

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