Author: Jenny @littlewanderingwren; www.littlewanderingwren.com Jenny first came to live Thailand in 2017. She is a travel expert and writer. If you think you might be interested in becoming a wildlife volunteer in Thailand, read on. There are many centres, some a lot better than others, but we have found one of Thailand’s best volunteer animal […]
Author: Travel photographer, Inge Pincket @ingepincket and destinationexplorer.world Thailand is an amazing country. We visited the North, Bangkok, Kanchananburi and the South. We had the opportunity to do this trip together with local friends which made it even more special and authentic. A trip to never forget. Here are my tips and favourite places in
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Author: John Brent @johnbrenttravel and johnbrenttravel.com. 1. Ko Tao This small island had to be my number 1. When you think of the perfect island you think of Ko Tao. Amazing beaches, great for snorkelling and scuba diving. I saw a whale shark here too! There are many food options and it’s easy to get
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Authors: Luke and Katie @ungracefulguide and theungracefulguide.com If you are a regular reader of our blog you’ll know that we are big fans and advocates of volunteering, as well as MASSIVE animal lovers. Sangkhlaburi Animal Sanctuary: Previously known as Baan Unrak Animal Sanctuary (and originally founded in 2007, under the Thai Animal Sanctuary name) the Sangkhlaburi Animal
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Thailand is frequently top of the list when it comes to Gap Years and independent travel. It’s easy to see why, as it massively ticks so many boxes. It has a unique culture, 5 UNESCO world heritage sites, it’s home to the must visit cities of Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. Plus, it has
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Thailand is home to some of the most welcoming people in the world, but you need to be trip savvy to enjoy ‘the land of smiles’. Here’s our essential tips: Customs: Be respectful of Thai culture – don’t: point at a Buddha statue or a monk, especially their feet take a photo with your back
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Bangkok is not only one of the most exciting cities in the world, but it’s also one of the cheapest. This eclectic travel hub is packed with attractions, many of which come at a price, but you can experience much of its unique charm for free. Here’s our guide. Temples: All of Bangkok’s landmark temples
