Digital nomads heading for Bangkok, here’s what you need to know. Thailand’s extravagant capital city, Bangkok, is fast becoming a hive of activity of Asia’s digital nomad community and an unmissable part of travellers’ Thailand adventures. And why not?! The city has something for everyone: For one, Bangkok’s outdoor adventure Read more…
The first cable park in all of northern Thailand That’s it! Chiang Mai’s Canyon Wake Park now joins a dozen other cable parks in Thailand, all spread between Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin and Phuket. If Chiang Mai’s world class hiking and mountain biking wasn’t enough to convince you to include Read more…
Your complete guide to Chiang Mai’s coolest outdoor activities Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas in Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai enjoys a solid reputation as one of Asia’s most established digital nomad hubs and an unmissable stop-off point for many travellers’ adventures in Thailand. With more than half a Read more…
A quick travel guide to Thailand If you are one of the many digital nomads who has wandered around Southeast Asia, chances are Thailand needs no introduction for you. After all, Chiang Mai is already considered a world’s top nomad destination by many, and has recently started to seriously challenge Read more…
Considering including Thailand in your kitesurfing travels? Here’s why Pranburi should be top of your list. So, you’re thinking of doing some kitesurfing in this neck of the woods? Kudos! We reckon it’s a pretty dang good place to do just that (just read our full Thailand kiteboarding guide to Read more…
300 mountain peaks. A million-ish steps. A few dozen monkeys. And one hidden pavilion. Welcome to the wonders of Phraya Nakhon Cave. Cave? Temple? Thailand? There’s only one place you could rightly be thinking of. Deep in the heart of Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park is a seriously special Read more…
Exploring Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park: Our Adventure in the Wild Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park (sometimes called Sam Roi Yod, which we can literally translate to Mountain of 300 Peaks) is a drop-dead slice of paradise on the western side of the Gulf of Thailand. Filled with Read more…
Chiang Mai has long held the renowned spot as Asia’s premiere digital nomad location — second only, if anything, to Bali. And it’s no real surprise: So many digital nomads are drawn to Chiang Mai for its relatively cheap cost of living, laidback lifestyle, and the ability to have access Read more…
Head to Pranburi Forest Park for mangroves, wildlife, and an empty beach. If you asked somebody about Pranburi 40 odd years ago, the bright, breezy canopy of a mangrove reserve would have been far from the reality of this little seaside town. But a lot has changed since then, especially Read more…
Thinking about doing some kitesurfing in Hua Hin? Here’s what you need to know to get started. Hua Hin has long held the coveted spot as the most popular spot for kitesurfing in Thailand (though with the nearby spot of Pranburi gaining traction, there are bound to be a few Read more…
Wondering what to do in Hua Hin? Here’s 7 outdoor activities you don’t want to miss. Perched on the western side of the Gulf of Thailand, Hua Hin is a coastal city known best for its vast sandy beach, swanky seaside resorts, and kitesurfing — one of the fastest-growing adventure Read more…
Looking for an authentic, offbeat destination in Thailand? Find out why Pranburi should be on your radar. Nestled between a winding river estuary and a protected mangrove forest, Pranburi is quickly becoming the destination of choice for a rising number of nomads seeking a mix of peace, authentic culture, and Read more…
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