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As someone who’s explored the vibrant streets of Thailand and soaked in its rich culture, I’ve come to realize that timing is everything, especially when it comes to weather. February, in particular, holds a special place in my heart. It’s a month where the Land of Smiles shows off its most welcoming climate, making it an ideal time for travelers to experience its beauty to the fullest.
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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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December in Thailand is nothing short of magical. It’s the time of year when the country truly comes alive, offering a blend of cool weather, vibrant festivals, and endless opportunities for adventure. As someone who’s explored Thailand extensively, I can confidently say that visiting in December is an experience you won’t forget.
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Singapore is definitely an expensive place to live. However, it is possible to experience it as its fullest without breaking the bank!
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Laem Mae Phim is a seaside town, between Pattaya and Cambodia. While you probably haven’t heard of it, it got everything you need to have a great time, away from the crowds of tourists: amazing food, empty beaches and real, local experiences. What are the best things to do?
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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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WARNING: This is a death museum, some of the pictures in this article, can be distressing. If you don’t have a strong stomach, I suggest you look somewhere else! Here’s an article about Bangkok’s Airplane Graveyard, where I’m pretty sure you won’t find body parts.
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Koh Phi Phi is a famous destination in Thailand: incredible views, blue oceans, and long tail boats are the stuff of postcards (or movies like The Beach). However enjoying yourself on a tourist island like this can be challenging, especially on a budget. Luckily, we’re here to share our best recommendations.
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Clear Water Bay on Koh Rong Sanloaem would have to make the list of Cambodia’s best beaches. With water you only see on postcards, epic scenery and few tourists, this is definitely a must-visit if you are staying at M’Phai Bay!
Field notes
Koh Rong Sanloem is still this relatively untouched island, with lush jungle and clear water bays with white sand… a chilled and 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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Hoi An is such an incredibly beautiful place, but we also wanted to experience the other side of the city. The one that’s more authentic, in the countryside.
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