I lived in Thailand from August 2019 to May 2022, mostly working in the luxury travel industry. However, when I lost my job during the pandemic, I got creative with how I spent my time and later started working remotely – the second wind to my digital nomad journey.
Here are my Thailand travel guides, featuring some lesser-known destinations and festivals, with insider tips from a local expat’s perspective…
What kind of Page Traveller would I be if I didn’t read my way around Thailand? Here are the best bookstores and books you need to know about:
I’ve been living in Bangkok for two years and it’s taken me just as long to compile this list of the best books about Thailand. Why? Because I didn’t want
Updated December 2024 Chiang Mai, known for its rich culture, historic temples, and mountainous beauty, is also a haven for book lovers. The city has an impressive array of independent
The isolation during the Covid-19 years meant I was able to travel Thailand when there were very few international tourists. I also took the opportunity to visit some lesser-known Thai destinations. Here are my top picks:
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
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
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
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
There’s never a bad time to visit Thailand; rainy and dry seasons alternate by coast and actually, rainy season is probably my preferred season anyway (the storms are spectacular!).
However, the multitude of festivals around the country are worth experiencing if you can time you trip. Here are a few of my favourites:
The city of Chiang Mai in northern Thailand blooms every February for the Chiang Mai Flower Festival. This three-day festival is a celebration of spring, showcasing the region’s flowers, cultural
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
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
If you’re planning a wider Southeast Asia trip, including Thailand in a longer itinerary, here’s what you need to know:
So, I recently made Southeast Asia my home by officially moving to Bangkok! I’ve celebrated in the only way I know how – adding the best books about Southeast Asia
Updated May 2024 Does the idea of travelling around Southeast Asia for two months sound a bit daunting? I felt the same when I came to plan my own itinerary,
It’s a rite of passage for all backpackers country-hopping around the continent. Despite your best efforts, you will definitely have to take a few long bus journeys in Southeast Asia.
Here are the websites and services I personally use and recommend.
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FLIGHTS: The best deals can be found on Skyscanner, Google Flights and Kiwi (learn more about Kiwi travel hacking here).
TRAVEL INSURANCE: I recommend World Nomads for travel insurance because you can purchase once you’re already overseas and you can easily extend your policy. For digital nomads, I recommend and personally use Genki (learn more about Genki digital nomad health insurance here).
E-SIM: For travel in Europe, I use an e-sim with GoMobile, which is a provider based in Malta, but you need to be there to set it up.
ACCOMMODATION: I use Booking.com for hotels and Airbnb for apartments. For Colivings, I usually book privately, but Coliving.com is a good place to start.
THINGS TO DO: I use Viator or Get Your Guide for booking day trips, city tours and other activities, though I often check reviews on TripAdvisor too.
