Updated December 2024

Ban Pong, a short drive from Bangkok, has gradually become a destination for art lovers and travellers looking to experience something different. With its colorful murals, impressive graffiti, and public installations, the street art in Ban Pong offers a unique canvas.

In this short guide, you’ll learn about Ban Pong’s street art, notable Thai street artists, how to get to Ban Pong from Bangkok, where to stay, and what else you can do in the area.

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Updated December 2024

Tucked into the coast of Krabi province and only accessible by boat, Railay Bay is one of Thailand’s most stunning and tranquil destinations, known for towering limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters.

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Updated December 2024

Erawan Falls, located in Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi Province, is one of Thailand’s most beautiful and popular waterfalls. The falls consist of seven tiers, each with its own pool of crystal-clear turquoise water, perfect for swimming and relaxation.

Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Erawan Falls:

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Updated December 2024

The Lopburi Monkey Festival, or “Monkey Buffet Festival”, is one of Thailand’s most unusual and entertaining annual events.

Held in the ancient city of Lopburi, located about 150 kilometres (93 miles) north of Bangkok, this festival honours the local monkey population that has become synonymous with the city. Each year, thousands of macaques are treated to a grand feast in front of Lopburi’s historical temples, creating a spectacle that draws tourists from all over the world.

Here’s what you need to know if you plan on visiting Thailand’s monkey temple to attend their banquet:

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Updated December 2024

Ko Sichang, a small, quiet island in the Gulf of Thailand, located just off the coast of Si Racha (yes, as in the sauce).

The fact it’s often overlooked by tourists, has a strong Chinese influence—I even heard some Cantonese while I was there—and easily accessible from Bangkok made it my favourite weekend getaway destination while I was living there.

Here’s everything you need to know about Ko Sichang:

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Updated December 2024

Located in Udon Thani, Thailand, the Red Lotus Sea (known locally as Talay Bua Daeng) is one of the country’s most impressive natural wonders.

From December to February, this sprawling freshwater lake comes alive with millions of blooming pink lotus flowers, creating an endless, surreal expanse of vibrant color that stretches across the water. It’s a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat into the beauty of Thailand’s natural landscape.

Here’s everything you need to know:

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