Chiang Khan is a quaint little town that sits along the banks of the Mekong River in Loei province in Northeast Thailand. Loei province is the crossroad between Northeast Thailand and Northern Thailand. You can check out other thing to…
Just a short 15 minute drive from the Nong Khai/Vientiane border crossing is the Sala Keo Kou Sculpture Garden. The gardens are spread out and are filled with large towering concrete statues. Each statue has its own unique story and…
The bustling riverfront of Nong Khai is where you will find much of Nong Khai’s charm. The main street parallels the water, and you can take any number of alleyways in to find yourself at the edge of the mighty…
Where the northeast meets the north of Thailand, and the Hueang River meets the mighty Mekong River, there lies Chiang Khan. Chiang Khan is a quaint town in the province of Loei with immense local Thai popularity. Right outside of…
About Bangkok’s Two Major Airports Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) used to be the main airport to and from Bangkok Thailand. Since the building of Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) opened in 2006, DMK has changed its operating system, but the…
When it comes to Chiang Mai temples, the most famous one is Wat Phra That, which is found on Doi Suthep mountain. It is located a few kilometers outside the city on the Western side of the city. Surrounding this…
What is Doi Suthep and How to Get There Chiang Mai is a major destination within Thailand. It draws many visitors from abroad and domestic alike and one of the most popular destinations is the Wat Phra That Temple on…
Udon Thani boasts a historical find in the Ban Chiang archeological site. Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Ban Chiang, Udon Thani Thailand, has given scientists an inside look into an ancient civilization like very few other places on earth.…
There is a good diversity of things to do in Udon Thani. Udon Thani province is full of nature, ancient history, and culture. With 2 UNESCO world heritage sites in one province alone, it is definitely worth a visit. But…
When you only have one day in a city, you want to fit in as much as possible. Here, we want to give the option to not go to every tourist attraction and wear yourselves out by trying to get…
Erawan National Park, renowned for its 7-tiered waterfall, should be on everyone’s must visit list. However, the crowds from day tours can make the experience less enjoyable. Camping at Erawan National Park gives you the benefit of a fuller…
Exploring Bangkok with kids can feel like cultural chaos! The city is jammed packed with people, vehicles, buildings, and heat! But whether you have one day in Bangkok with your kids or a week, there are three specifically Thai cultural…
When your children are willing to eat anything they see in front of them, traveling becomes a lot more fun. In our family we have several adventurous eaters. One of them wrote a post about food that she loves that…
When planning a trip to Thailand and you decide to spend a couple of days in Bangkok, it can get very overwhelming choosing where to stay in Bangkok. Bangkok has many different neighborhoods. The main areas you hear about downtown…
After visiting Phu Phrabat, I realized that this is an extremely underrated attraction as is common for many attractions in the Isaan region of Thailand. The Isaan region is the Northeast section of Thailand and as it is further away…
Loei province, the gateway between the north and northeast, has so much to offer a traveler. One of our family’s favorite provinces in Thailand (we’ve been to over 50!), it has multiple points of interest to visit. In this post,…
Central Thailand is an area of Thailand easily overlooked by visitors due to its distance from the capital city of Bangkok in the south and the popular tourist destination of Chiang Mai in the north. But it’s in these plains…
(Written by a Kid Who Dares) When you think of Thailand, chances are one of the first things that pop into your mind is the food. Thai food can be spicy or sour, sweet or salty – and many times,…
You made it to Thailand and are planning a trip to Bangkok. Or you are going somewhere within Thailand. Chances are you will be flying into Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). There is another major airport in Bangkok, Don Mueang (DMK)…
Background of Sukhothai, Thailand Found in the central heartland of Thailand, Sukhothai was the first capital city of a united Thailand. The Sukhothai era lasted between the 1200’s-1400’s before the Ayutthayan powers took over and the capital city moved to…
Location Known as Talay Bua Daeng in Thai, Red Lotus Lake is known throughout Thailand as the landmark of Udon Thani province. Found an hour south of Udon Thani airport, the lake is large with several launching points around the…
About If you are traveling in Thailand, and are in the Chiang Mai area, a visit to Bua Tong Waterfall is a must, if you are up for an adventure. Bua Tong Waterfall, or known widely as Sticky Waterfalls, is…
When on the run throughout the city or around the country, a quick and easy bite to get in Thailand is at 7-eleven. In fact, there are so many options for on-the-go lunches, it is one of our top choices…
Location Phu Kradueng National Park is found in the province of Loei in Northeast Thailand. Loei is the province that joins the northeast region called Isaan with the northern region of Thailand. The Isaan region is mostly flat farmland but…
1. Arrive early Arrive early to get the best spot for camping. Be mindful about where the bathrooms are and find a fire source if it’s allowed. Look for a firepit; building fires anywhere you want is not allowed. Expect…
Are you looking for a fancy vacation with your family in Bangkok? Or one where you made it to Bangkok but don’t have any money left for attractions? We’ve put together a list for ANY budget type! From the ritzy…
Location Phu Ruea is a district in Loei province in the northeast region of Thailand, known as Isaan. Phu Ruea is found on the northwestern edge of the province amidst the mountains straddling the border of Thailand and Laos. Attractions…
You’ve made it to Thailand! And you’ve heard about all the wonderful street food in Thailand! But there is another store on almost every street corner that you weren’t expecting to see so much of. It’s 7-Eleven, and there are…
The closest border crossing to Vientiane, the capital city of Laos, is at the Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge in Nong Khai, Thailand. Nong Khai is a bustling small town with many hostel and hotel options to stay in before making the…
National parks are a great way to get off the beaten path in Thailand, but they do take some work to get to. Thailand National Parks have been given their status because of natural beauty that should be left unharmed. This…
Food courts are a great cheap option for food around Thailand. They are especially amazing if you have picky children and need a variety of foods to choose from. If you can find one thing your kids will eat in…
There is a whole area of Thailand that is easily left out of any visitors’ itinerary. It is the region of northeast Thailand called the Isaan region. If you and your family want an off the beaten path adventure, I…