Things To Do

Introduction to Chiang Khan’s Culinary Scene Chiang Khan has a peaceful riverside atmosphere. It is a great place for people who enjoy plant-based food. Every time I visit, I enjoy the wide range of vegan and vegetarian options available in this lovely town, Chiang Khan. If you come here for a relaxed weekend or just […]

Introduction to Riverside Dining in Chiang Khan If you have not yet experienced riverside dining in Chiang Khan, You are about to experience something delightful. There’s just something special about sitting by the Mekong River. The breeze in the air and a plate of incredible food in front of you. You will be satisfied with

Introduction Chiang Khan is not just another quiet town in Thailand. It’s a place where time slows down. You can feel the peaceful energy in every corner. But don’t let that calm fool you; Chiang Khan has the charm that makes it truly special. To reset and recharge, sometimes you just need to get away

Introduction to Tha Phae Gate—Chiang Mai’s Old City Walls When you visit Chiang Mai, you must attend Tha Phae Gate. It’s not just an old gate; it’s where the city’s history meets modern life. Long ago, it was part of the city’s defenses. Now, it’s a lively spot for street festivals and local activities. Tha

The temples of Chiang Rai are something you won’t forget. They offer a combination of beauty, history, and culture. When I first visited, I was surprised by how different each was.  Among the things you’ll find at Wat Rong Khun are its bright white and strange, amazing details. There’s also Wat Phra Kaew, which is

Introduction to Songkran and Loy Krathong Festivals Chiang Mai is the perfect place to experience two of Thailand’s most amazing festivals: Songkran and Loy Krathong. I’ve been there for both, and it’s something you just have to see for yourself. First, there’s Songkran, which is one big water fight! The whole city turns into a

In Chiang Mai, there are so many awesome things to do, but the weekend markets are one of the most enjoyable. I have visited these markets countless times, and they are always a joy. The Walking Street Markets on Saturdays and Sundays are great for everyone, whether you’re a first-time visitor or have been there

As a solo traveler, I found Northern Thailand to be an absolute dream. The locals’ genuine warmth and hospitality made me feel like I was part of their community. There’s a unique sense of freedom and independence that comes with exploring this region on your own. This guide will help you plan your perfect solo

Sukhothai, meaning “Dawn of Happiness,” was Thailand’s first capital in the 13th century. This period is known as the “golden age” of Thai history, marked by the creation of the Thai alphabet under King Ramkhamhaeng. Today, you can explore the ruins of this ancient city at Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The