Frequent visitors to Thailand will already be familiar with Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. But there is more to North Thailand than these two well-known destinations. If you’re seeking to explore somewhere new on your next visit, head to Nan….
Whether you are interested in history or not, a visit to Sukhothai Historical Park is a memorable experience. Situated approximately midway between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, a visit to Sukhothai is a journey through Thailand’s past. The peaceful rural landscape…
Located in the rural suburbs of Chiang Mai, Ban Rai Kong Khing offers one of Chiang Mai’s most meaningful examples of responsible, community-based tourism. This is a village that has prioritised sustainability, health, and cultural preservation over mass tourism. When…
If you’re looking for a truly immersive way to explore Northern Thailand beyond the typical tourist trail, The Tuk Tuk Club offers a uniquely adventurous and responsible travel experience. This adventure tourism company combines the iconic charm of Thailand’s tuk-tuks…
The Mae Hong Son Loop is one of Thailand’s most legendary road trips. This is a route that winds through forested mountains, remote valleys, and traditional villages near the Myanmar border. Known for its dramatic scenery and famously curvy roads,…
Burm & Emily’s Elephant Sanctuary (often called BEES) is one of northern Thailand’s most inspiring examples of ethical elephant tourism. Located in the rural Mae Chaem district, around 2.5 hours southwest of Chiang Mai city, this family-run project gives elderly…
Three weeks is a good amount of time for a first-time visit to Thailand. This allows you to experience the country’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and cuisines. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the serene mountains in the north to…
Located in the lower north of Thailand, Sukhothai is a picturesque destination with a history that dates back to the golden age of Thai civilization. Sukhothai was the first capital of the Kingdom of Siam in the 13th century and…
The northern Thai city of Chiang Mai is the former capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom. Though the Lanna Kingdom no longer exists, its influence lives on through the city’s food, language, traditions, and architecture. This fascinating blend of heritage…
If you’re visiting Thailand in February, consider including one of the country’s most vibrant celebrations, the Chiang Mai Flower Festival, in your itinerary. Known as the ‘Rose of the North’, Chiang Mai truly lives up to its nickname during this…
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