The Vang Vieng bus station is about two kilometres north of town on Route 13 near the high school. With backpacks, it’s a long way to walk. If you arrive at the bus station, tuk tuks are organised and ...

There are no restrictions to visiting perennially popular Da Lat. Perched 1,500 metres above sea level on the Lang Biang plateau, the quaint capital of Lam Dong province has earned the moniker “city ...

Many of Krabi’s residents are Muslim, and Southern Thai-style Halal food is hawked from khao gaeng (curry and rice) stalls all around town. That means curry: spicy, cheap and plentiful. You’ll also ...

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This enormous station is also known as Chatuchak Terminal and most locals refer to it as “Morchit Mai” (New Morchit) or “Morchit Song” (Second Morchit) to differentiate it from Mo Chit BTS Station and ...

Too many islands, too little time! Thailand alone has more than its fair share of islands, and for the first time visitor, picking the right Thai island can be a pretty daunting undertaking. So, ...

The Khao Lak area boasts one of the most eclectic mixes of food in southern Thailand, with some excellent fine dining and ethnic choices, including a particularly large number of German, Indian and ...

Public buses and minibuses (vans) pull off on either side of Highway 401 in Khlong Sok village, two km from park headquarters. From there, taxis will take you to a resort in the village for 100 baht ...

The first challenge is cutlery. There will be an array of implements in a glass of water on your table, which can be cleaned by a simple wipe with a paper towel. What you won’t find, however, is a ...

Entire books are devoted to the cuisine of Vietnam. This single page cannot do justice to the incredible array of foods, street food joints, Vietnamese and international restaurants, cafes, and, of ...

What would you like to know about Vietnam? Quan Am is more commonly depicted as a graceful woman holding a willow branch, which represents healing, and a vase turned upside down, signifying how she ...