There’s no better Bangkok temple to visit at sunset than the Golden Mount. Located in the Old Town, on an artificial hill, Wat Saket stands at 80-meters tall offering spectacular views of the city’s ancient temples and sprawling skyscrapers. Reaching the summit requires walking up 344 steps, but it’s a gradual incline with a staircase wrapping around the mount - nothing your average traveler can’t handle!

The term “hidden gem” gets thrown around way too often in travel circles these days, but in the case of Kanchanaburi we believe it to be genuinely true. This province in western Thailand is mainly known for its tragic history during Japanese occupation and for the construction of the River Kwai Bridge, but dig a little deeper and you’ll discover one of the most beautiful and down-to-earth parts of Thailand.

Koh Chang is one of our favorite islands in Thailand, in part because it’s so close to Kat’s family in Chanthaburi. We first went there together in 2018, and absolutely loved it, but chose to explore its smaller neighboring islands such as Koh Kood and Koh Mak on more recent trips. In March, 2026, we decided it was finally time to return to Koh Chang and see how the island has changed over the years.

Forget rooftop bars, night markets or river cruises for a second, the best nightlife experience in Bangkok has got to be watching a Muay Thai fight at Rajadamnern Stadium. This is the conclusion we came to after enjoying an incredible Sunday night here: exhilarating fights, showstopping entertainment and a rambunctious atmosphere that we haven’t experienced anywhere else in Thailand.

Kat’s mom recently turned 60 and to celebrate we decided to take her on a 2-night trip to Sukhothai, a place that had been on our bucket-list for years. The views as we flew into Sukhothai were stunning: lush countryside, ritual ponds and palm trees dotted across the landscape, and temples blending seamlessly into nature. As we looked out the window, we could tell we were arriving somewhere special!

Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, normally shortened to just “Wat Paknam”, is one of the most spectacular temples we’ve seen in Thailand. It’s home to the largest Buddha statue in Bangkok called Phra Buddha Dhammakaya Thepmongkhon, standing 69 meters tall overlooking the quaint Yai Canal, one of many little canals interconnected with the Chao Phraya River.

Bangkok is home to dozens of different rooftop bars. Some of them just offer nice views while others capture the city’s energy - and Tichuca Rooftop Bar is one of those places. Sitting high above Sukhumvit Road in the T-One Building, Tichuca has become one of the trendiest hotspots in the city, mainly down to its viral “Avatar Tree”. This LED masterpiece is the focus of the bar and it shifts colors throughout the night.

Explore 40 of the most beautiful temples in Thailand in our photo travel guide. From Bangkok icons like Wat Pho to Chiang Mai stunners such as Wat Doi Suthep - plus the hidden gems of Wat Si Chum and Wat Muang. Discover the must-see spiritual sites for your next Thailand adventure.

Chanthaburi is arguably Thailand’s most underrated destination. From the charming Chanthaboon Waterfront and the bustling gemstone market to the stunning Blue Temple and world-class seafood, this guide covers the 10 best things to do from a local’s perspective.

Planning to do the Bottle Beach Viewpoint hike in Koh Phangan? Our guide covers how to get there (and where to park your scooter), difficulty level, photo tips at the summit, and why relaxing at Bottle Beach afterwards makes for a great day.

Everything you to need to know for an Ang Thong Marine Park adventure is here. Our travel guide includes current tour options, a breakdown of the Wua Talap Viewpoint climb, and what to expect during the boat journey from Koh Samui or Koh Phangan.

Experience Koh Samui without the rush. This 3-day itinerary ensures you hit all the major highlights - from Ang Thong National Marine Park to Overlap Stone - with time to relax on the island's best beaches and explore local life.

Is the Grand Palace in Bangkok worth visiting in 2026? Yes, absolutely, but only if you are prepared. This guide details the dress code rules, tickets, tour options, how to time your visit, how to avoid scams, and the best photo spots in the complex.

This Koh Kood travel guide goes beyond the typical tourist trail to reveal the island's top 20 experiences. From tracking down hidden waterfalls and snorkeling vibrant reefs to exploring authentic fishing villages and finding the best local restaurants, everything you need for the perfect trip is here.

Conquer the 1,260 steps up Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) in Krabi. In this travel guide we break down the climb's difficulty, what to wear for the summit, and exactly why those panoramic Krabi views are worth the sweat.

Experience the magic of Koh Panyi (Koh Panyee) in Phang Nga Bay. This travel guide explores the history & culture of this unique Muslim fishing village, with practical advice on hiring longtail boats from Surakul Pier and the top things to do, from the floating football pitch to seafood lunches.

Discover Thailand’s ancient capital on a day trip from Bangkok. In this guide we cover everything you need to know: how to get there by train, a seamless tuk-tuk route between iconic temples, and recommendations for local eats (boat noodles and giant river prawns).

Planning a day trip to Nang Yuan Island? Our guide covers the epic viewpoint, white sandbars, how to visit from Koh Tao or Koh Phangan, staying overnight at Nang Yuan Island Dive Resort, and travel tips.

Ban Rak Thai is Thailand’s beautiful Yunnanese tea village, famous for its misty lake views and unique "Old China" atmosphere. Our travel guide breaks down exactly how to get there, the best tea resorts to stay in, and all the essential things to do.

Ready for Thailand's ultimate road trip? Our Mae Hong Son Loop itinerary covers five days of riding through Northern Thailand's best scenery, featuring misty stays in Ban Rak Thai, the vibrant streets of Pai, and the summit of Doi Inthanon.