Bangkok, Thailand is an excellent city for American and European ex-pats to live. An overview of transport, and co-working spaces in the city for ex-pats.
Swim with Sharks in Beautiful Thailand By Andrew Neal There are many things that kill more people each year than sharks – dogs, cows, and lightning. Trying to follow that logic was important as a blacktip reef shark, longer than […]
Thailand: At the Soi Dog Foundation in Bangkok, volunteers can help save dogs from becoming dinner. Helping out a good cause.
Bus Travel: Be prepared before you board the famous night buses for long trips in Southeast Asia.
Thailand’s Taboos: Beware of Bare Feet and Too Much Skin. Reflecting on Thailand’s obsessions. Taboos in Thailand include things that might surprise.
Rock Climbing in Thailand: Scaling the Limestone in Tonsai, Krabi By Eloise Horsfield My first challenge is to cross from dirt path to crag in flip flops without tumbling into the leafy precipice. And now, having admired a jaw-slacking view […]
Bandit Camping to Paddleboard: Koh Tao, Surat Thailand. By Naomi Allard As the wind subsides, all is quiet except for the sound of the waves. Then, somewhere in the jungle above, a cicada sends out a high pitched note and […]
In Northern Thailand, staying in a Hmong hill tribe family home. Animal sacrifices, village life, leeches and more are explored.
Thailand Living Excerpt from What the Buddha Never Taught The Heat of the Day Dissipates By Tim Ward The heat of day dissipates in the late afternoon, allowing the tin roof of my kuti to cool. This is my favourite […]
Bangkok, Thailand: A girl’s guide to getting pretty, dining, dancing and enjoying life as a girl in this exciting city and getting a manicure in Bangkok.
Cooking Thai Food in Bangkok, Learning from Local chefs By Ronald Estrada Sometimes I get bored in Bangkok (imagine that!), and sometimes I even get hungry. Fortunately, I found one solution to these problems—learning how to cook Thai food. I […]
Bangkok and Pattaya, Thailand: Paul Shoul reflects on the country’s appeal, its fabulous cuisine and its unforgettable sites and ladyboy shows.
Kathleen Boradhurst visits the Panya Project in northern Thailand where she learns about permaculture, organic farming and sustainable living.
