Thailand

Phrae is a gorgeous small city in northern Thailand. Not on the traditional tourist trail, Phrae has escaped the trappings of the larger northern cities and retained a character all of its own. Full of unique temples, fantastic night markets, incredible food and even some really cool “Ghost Pillars”, Phrae was an unexpected delight in our Thai adventures.

The best noodles in northern Thailand is a high claim, and one we are probably not qualified to make. That being said the Tom Yam of Crazy Noodle in Nan City was one of the best bowls we have ever eaten and we have eaten a lot! Check out our blog on this amazing bowl of deliciousness to find out more about Crazy Noodle and the City of Nan.

The elephants of Thailand are a ‘must see’ on any trip to Chiang Mai. Read our guide for all you need to know about choosing an ethical elephant sanctuary and why you should book a tour with Chang Chill ethical elephant sanctuary. Follow us as we spend a morning watching the elephants in their natural habitat, observing them deep in the jungle.

Read all about our day with Chiang Mai’s “Best Thai Cooking Class”. From Pad Thai to Penang curry, Som Tam Salad to Mango Sticky Rice we have a go at cooking a bit of everything. Check out our guide to a great afternoon cooking on a gorgeous organic farm outside of Chiang Mai’s Old Town.

Chiang Mai is a beautiful city full of unique Northern Thai cuisine. Follow us as we embark on a food tour sampling all the best dishes Thailands second city can offer! From the famous “Cowboy Hat” lady’s pork leg on rice, raw buffalo laab and northern sausages to the delicious Shan Burmese noodles outside the city walls, we eat our way to the heart of Northern Thai cooking with A Chef’s Tour!

Koh Libong is a lesser known island on Thailand’s western coast. This hidden gem is off the traditional backpacker trail and has retained its own unique culture and identity. Read our guide to this beautiful island with its perfect beaches, friendly people and wonderful food!

Koh Lanta is a large and popular island on Thailands west coast. There are many guides to what to do as a tourist on this island, but what if you only have limited time? Read our guide on how to spend one full day on the island of Koh Lanta.

Koh Jum island lies next to the tourist hotspots of Krabi, Koh Lanta and Koh Phi Phi, but this small island couldnt feel more different! With chilled out vibes, quiet beaches, cheap accommodation and gorgeous food Koh Jum is a world away from its more popular neighbours. To Koh Jum to your island hopping itinerary, check out our complete guide.

Khao Yao Noi is a world away from its busy neighbours of Phuket, Ao Nang and Railay. Khao Yao Noi is full of things to do, quiet beaches and good food. Read our guide for the best of what the island has to offer!

Phuket Old Town is a wonderful blend of cuisines from all over southern Thailand, China, Malaysia, Myanmar and the Indian subcontinent. Taking a food tour is always a great idea and we may have found our favourite! Follow us on a day of foodie adventures with A Chef’s Tour eating our way around Phuket Old Town.

Ao Nang and Noppharat beach are perfectly situated to enjoy the amazing sunsets over the Andaman Sea. We have found what we think is the BEST sunset bar in Ao Nang.  We tested many bars for sunset drinks in Ao Nang, and have found the perfect place to have a drink whilst watching the sun set in Krabi!

The island of Koh Mook is not as famous as its nearby Thai islands of Koh Lanta, Koh Phi Phi or Phuket. However, it is a must stop on any island hopping itinerary. Find out where to stay, what to eat and what to do on this gorgeous, sleepy, paradise island.

Budget backpacking on the Thai island of Koh Lipe. Our guide to cheap eats, accommodation and activities on this beautiful tropical island.

Thailand’s southernmost island of Koh Lipe is a tropical paradise full of white sand beaches, colourful coral and turquoise waters. But as night falls, where should you go for a drink on the island of Koh Lipe? Read our guide to find our which are the best bars on the island. From beach bars to sports bars Koh Lipe has it all. Read on to find out where to wet your whistle!

In the deep south of Thailand, just north of the Malaysian border lies the paradise island of Koh Lipe. With crystal clear turquoise waters, white powder sand beaches and a plethora of activities to enjoy. Koh Lipe is Thailand’s less well known tropical paradise. Read our guide for the best things to do on Koh Lipe, where to eat and drink on Walking Street, how to find the secret beach and why Koh Lipe should definitely be on your Thai island hopping itinerary!

The southern Thai city of Hat Yai is full of night markets. Following inspiration from YouTube we set ourselves the food challenge - The £5 market munching feast! What Thai foods can we get for £5? Can two people really get dinner for £5 in Thailand? How much chilli can one Som Tam contain? Is Hat Yai Fried Chicken really worth the hype? Read on to find out!

Hat Yai is Thailand’s largest southern city and is chock full of excellent markets, famous fried chicken and gorgeous street art. Read on to see our guide to Hat Yai and why this city should be on your southern Thailand travel itinerary.

Songkhla’s historic Old Town has a great choice of bars, cafes and drinking holes. Read our guide on where to drink, how much it will cost you and where to have a sunset beer in the historic harbour town of Songkhla.

The historic town of Songkhla lies in Southern Thailand. With its beaches, wealth of history, street art and fantastic food. It is long been a draw for Thai tourists. Read our guide on why the town of Songkhla should be added to your Thailand travel itinerary!

After 6 weeks backpacking in Malaysia it was finally time for us to move on. Follow us as we travel from George Town in Malaysia to the historic old town of Songkhla in Southern Thailand. Read our blog for information on how we got to southern Thailand and the easy border crossing at the Sadao Malaysia Thailand border.