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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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Bangkok is a huge place and it can be hard to know where to go, while avoiding the overly touristy stops (hello Khaosan Road). Here our to-do-list in Bangkok, to experience things completely off the beaten track, and have a real feel of the Thai capital. The Death Museum (not for the faint hearted!)
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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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If you’re looking to check out something quite unusual, in busy Bangkok, but also a bit thrilling? The Airplane Graveyard is the spot. It is basically an open wasteland with a few planes that have been scrapped and left there since 2010.
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In such a huge city like Bangkok, getting around can be a long and overwhelming experience. Luckily, people have been taking advantage of the canals through the capital from the Khlong Saen Saeb river and turned it into a great way to cover ground effectively: The Khlong Canal taxis.
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