Need to do your laundry in Thailand but don’t know how? You’re in the right place. After traveling in South East Asia and Thailand for over 8 months, I have my fair share of laundry advice to share with you. So, in this guide, I’ll show you how to do your laundry in Thailand quickly …
Uber was once a popular transportation option in Thailand, but Uber has ceased its operations in the country. So, what are your alternatives for getting around Thailand? Thailand has a range of other ridesharing apps including Grab, Bolt, and InDriver. Out of these 3 Bolt is the best value for money and is very reliable. I’ll explain …
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Welcome to Bangkok you made your long or short flight. Like every capital it’s busy and the first thing you want to do is to get to the accommodation you’re staying at to reset yourself, before exploring the beautiful sites and trying the tasty street food. Having exhausted and used all the different transportation options …
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Airbnb is a popular accommodation option for travelers, and, in Thailand, it’s no different. Airbnb provides access to everything from beachside villas to city-center condos. However, the platform’s legality in Thailand has been a subject of debate, causing confusion and concern among travelers. This article will answer the question, “Is Airbnb legal in Thailand?” in …
Ride-hailing services have become indispensable for both locals and tourists. But which one takes the crown? In our 8-month experience using all three, Bolt offered the most economical and reliable service (for the price), while Grab tends to be pricier but more reliable in rush-hours, harsh-weather conditions, and anything that may surge prices. InDriver, though …
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You can go pretty much anywhere in Laos using the buses, however, the ride is not always the best and the infrastructure isn’t there yet. Other than the fancy, new train (which is the best option for travel), buses are the best, cheapest way to get around Laos. In this article, we’ll share how you …
Situated in Northern Laos, home to the popular 400-year-old green tea plantation, and one of the only places in Laos to avoid the Vietnam War bombings is a rarely visited place by tourists, Phongsali – a luscious mountainous, green city that is perfect for off-beaten-path travelers and adventurers to venture to. In this article I’ll …
You’re in Thailand or you’re going and you need to know about pocket WiFi, whether it’s worth the money, or you should just hotspot your phone instead. Well, I was asking the same question before I went, and there wasn’t really anyone who answered all the questions I had. So I took it upon myself …
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How do you get around Thailand on the cheap? Having spent over 4 months traveling Thailand on a tight budget, to the north, southern, central and eastern regions we’re here to share the most efficient and cheapest forms of travel across the land of smiles. The best forms of travel for low cost are train …
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So you’ve arrived in Pattaya to find that there aren’t many local buses, and the transportation methods are either limited to Taxi, Motorbike, or TukTuk. So how the hell do you get around cheaply? When we arrived from Bangkok we had to work it all out, and in this article, we’re going to share exactly …
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