Tourism that involves studying culture, gaining an understanding of and appreciating local lifestyles offers numerous options. For those who enjoy leisurely and continuous travel, there’s no need to visit national parks, historical sites, or museums exclusively. Even ordinary places can provide a similar experience, such as a floating market. A floating market might not be...Read More

Phang Nga, the land of island paradise, earned its name from the province of Phang Nga, which is abundant with numerous islands dotting the Andaman Sea. Apart from the stunning large and small islands that beautifully align in the Andaman Sea, Phang Nga also boasts rich and dense marine life and one of the most...Read More

Walking, enjoying the fresh air, immersing in the natural beauty, and experiencing the culture of the Mon people in Kanchanaburi. The Mon Bridge is the longest wooden bridge in Thailand, spanning 850 meters. It ranks as the second-longest wooden bridge globally, following the U Bein Bridge in Myanmar. This bridge crosses the Songkalia River, which...Read More

In the last month of the rainy season, many people are probably starting to plan their trips, and the sea is likely to be one of the top destinations for sure. Because the rain and storms are starting to subside, Pearl of Andaman or Phuket must be the first choices for travel. But besides, there...Read More

As the rainy season is coming to an end and the winter season is approaching, the destination for many travelers is likely to be in the northern region. People want to experience the cold weather, fog, and explore the mountains together. However, aside from the weather and geography, the art and culture of the northern...Read More