We all know Krabi for it’s beautiful beaches and coral reefs, but if you’re looking for something greener, here are seven ways to explore Krabi’s greener side.
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Thailand’s ethical elephant encounters: our Top 7
Elephants are an integral part of Thailand’s history and culture, and elephant encounters are usually high on most visitors’ bucket-list activities. These days visitors to Thailand have a greater respect for elephants and are keen to visit find sanctuaries that treat elephants with the kindness and respect they deserve. Here’s a guide to the best of Thailand’s ethical elephant encounters. Continue reading “Thailand’s ethical elephant encounters: our Top 7”
A guide to diving in Thailand
Thailand has lots of wonderful dive sites on both sides of the Thai peninsula, many within reach of a day trip from Phuket and Koh Samui.
Coral reefs and wrecks lay a short boat ride away from the coast, but if you want to go further afield to the famed Similan Islands and Richelieu Rock then you will need to book a few days on a liveaboard dive boat. Continue reading “A guide to diving in Thailand”
Three memorable experiences in Nan
Travel blogger Amanda Kendle visited Nan following the Australian Society of Travel Writers convention recently, and discovered three memorable experiences in a place she knew little about previously. Amanda shares her discoveries on her blog, not a Ballerina. Here’s an extract of Amanda’s blog post, for an idea of things to do in Nan.
Getting Married in Thailand – Holidays for Couples Complete Guide
Thought about spending your first moments as newlyweds and your first days as honeymooners in Amazing Thailand? The experts at Holidays for Couples have put together a comprehensive guide to getting married and honeymooning in Thailand. Everything you need to know, when to go, where to stay, the legalities of saying “I do” and how to choose the venue that’s perfect for you. Continue reading “Getting Married in Thailand – Holidays for Couples Complete Guide”
Prove your Thailand expertise and win!
How well do you know Thailand? Click here to test yourself with our HugThailand Quiz and you could win one of 10 $50 Coles Myer gift vouchers!
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From Songkran to Loy Krathong: a guide to Thai Festivals in Australia
You can celebrate some of Thailand’s most elaborate and popular festivals right here in Australia, including Songkran water festival and Loy Krathong. Find an event near you in our Thailand Festivals in Australia 2019 – Calendar of Events. Continue reading “From Songkran to Loy Krathong: a guide to Thai Festivals in Australia”
TimeOut Guides launch new guides to Bangkok and Phuket
In association with Amazing Thailand, Time Out has created an Insider’s guide to Bangkok and Phuket, as a downloadable handbook. This handy guide to two of Thailand’s most popular destinations fleshes out popular attractions as well as hidden gems, with advice on where to eat, what to do, where to get a massage and, overall, how to make the most of your visit.
One of the most-visited destinations in the world, Thailand is an explosion of scents, flavours and experiences, bursting with places to see, things to do and food to eat.
The Thai capital, Bangkok, is a cosmopolitan metropolis that boasts a fascinating juxtaposition of ancient spired temples sitting alongside glittering high-rise structures; buzzing night markets set amid modern malls; and shophouse eateries coexisting with swanky restaurants.
Bangkok serves as a gateway to many other parts of Thailand, including Phuket, the country’s biggest and busiest island. An irresistible draw for beach lovers for its azure-blue waters and powdery stretches of sand, Phuket is also home to luxurious resorts, world-class spa retreats, an incredible food scene and a vibrant nightlife.
Explore more of Bangkok and Phuket. Make the most of your visit with TimeOut’s handy guide to the best places to see, things to do and food to eat. Download a copy now
Bangkok’s oldest bar: Check Inn 99’s colourful history
It began as a remote bolthole for ex-pats and spies and became a Bangkok institution attracting Hollywood elite. Travel writer Rod Eime downs a few ales and takes in the music – and history – of Bangkok’s oldest bar: Check Inn 99. Here’s an extract of his article on Thailand Jing Jing. Continue reading “Bangkok’s oldest bar: Check Inn 99’s colourful history”
