Here are the 4 common ways to get from Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima or better known as Korat. Bangkok to Korat by Bus This is how I went there last weekend. Take the MRT (Underground) to Kamphaeng Phet station and from there a motorbike taxi to Mo Chit Northern Bus Terminal (40 Baht). Go up to …
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I’ve just visited the coolest cafe ever here in Bangkok: The place had not just nice decorations and a relaxed and cozy atmosphere, but about 15-20 cats walking, sitting and sleeping all over the place. My friend had told me about this concept cafe that apparently has become extremely popular in Japan as residents of …
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I just came back to my room from an ice skating session here in Bangkok. Seriously. I even took some pictures to show you. The rink we went to is on the 7th floor of the Central Rama 9 shopping mall. It’s called The Rink. It’s pretty easy to get there: Just take the MRT …
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So many people say they don’t like Pattaya and they wouldn’t go there just because they are told it has the biggest red light district in Thailand. This is true, Pattaya shares along with Patong in Phuket the reputation of Southeast Asia’s sex meccas, with Pattaya being by far the bigger one. But apart from …
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Udon Thani is the most popular town among foreigners in Isaan. It has a nice climate, relaxed way of life and a happening nightlife scene. All that without actually feeling like a typical Thai tourist town. So here we go: Here are the three different ways to get from Bangkok to Udon Thani: Bangkok to Udon Thani …
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If you are planning to go on a trip to beautiful Khon Kaen in Isaan, here are your three options how to get there: Bangkok to Khon Kaen by Bus Buses to Khon Kaen leave from Chatuchak Bus Terminal (Mo Chit). To get there, take the MRT subway to Kamphaeng Phet Station and from there a …
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Last night I watched my 4th football match in Thailand, a friendly between Muangthong United and PSV Eindhoven. I’m a big football fan in general so I always wanted to experience the atmosphere in the Thai stadiums. It’s great. People are non-stop cheering for their team, even if they are two goals down or lost …
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Thailand is not only a great country for epic holidays, but also popular for working or just staying longer. However, one thing that I found to be a hassle is getting a long-term visa. If you enter the country without a visa you may get a 30 day visa exemption stamp (depending on your nationality). …
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