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The Ultimate 12-Day Thailand Travel Itinerary

With incredible temples and wildlife, as well as some of the world's best beaches and food, Thailand is a destination on the bucket lists of many travelers. Make planning your visit easy with my Ultimate 12-Day Thailand Travel Itinerary.

There are a lot of incredible travel destinations in Southeast Asia, but Thailand has got to be one of the most popular. And to be honest, it really isn’t hard to see why. There is so much to see and do when visiting Thailand, that planning a trip can be a little daunting. That is why I designed this ultimate 12-day Thailand travel itinerary to make sure you don’t miss a thing. With this…

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A Budget Travel Guide to Backpacking in Europe

Are you an adventurous soul seeking to explore the beauty of Europe on a shoestring budget? Look no further! In this backpacking guide for beginners, we will unveil the secrets to experiencing the wonders of Europe without breaking the bank. From enchanting cities to picturesque landscapes, Europe has it all. So, grab your backpack and let's embark on an unforgettable journey!

The Best Hike in Washington, While backpacking in Europe, don't miss the opportunity to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Washington. The state boasts an array of scenic hiking trails, with the best hike being the majestic Wonderland Trail. Nestled in Mount Rainier National Park, this 93-mile trail offers awe-inspiring views of snow-capped mountains, pristine lakes, and abundant wildlife. It's an experience that will stay with you forever.

Europe offers a myriad of captivating destinations that won't drain your bank account. Consider starting your journey in Eastern Europe, where countries like Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic offer rich history, stunning architecture, and affordable prices. Other budget-friendly options include Portugal, Bulgaria, and Greece.

 When exploring Europe, immerse yourself in local culture by trying street food and visiting local markets. Take advantage of free attractions, such as museums and parks, and explore lesser-known destinations off the beaten path. Remember to stay flexible with your itinerary, as unexpected opportunities may arise.

 Conclusion:

Backpacking in Europe on a budget is an adventure like no other. By following this backpacking guide for beginners, you'll discover hidden gems, meet fellow travelers, and create lifelong memories without breaking the bank. So, get ready to embrace the thrill of backpacking and explore the enchanting wonders of Europe. Happy travels!

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Budget trip to Thailand: Tips on best hotels, nightlife venues, shopping, more

Budget trip to Thailand: Tips on best hotels, nightlife venues, shopping, more

Thailand is a country full of vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes and delicious cuisine. From the bustling city of Bangkok to the stunning beaches of Koh Samui, Thailand has something for everyone but it is the culture and cuisine that really make Thailand stand out. Thai culture is a mix of traditional and modern influences. It is a culture that is steeped in history and tradition, but it is…

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Pride Petty Watch (SOTUS) 3/5

I'm making my way through the blacklisted shows I was supposed to watch during Pride. I already watched Love in the Air but paused The Untamed so I could deal with my sworn enemy, SOTUS. I'm watching it in five parts (first, second), so now I'm starting on episode seven and have decided 1) Kongpob x M are the perfect ghost ship, 2) this show feels much older than 2016 due to the language and style, and 3) this is a story of a masochistic dom looking for a sado sub.

Since I can't remember anything about this show, I'm actually excited to see all the ways Kong seeks out punishment warmth from P'Oon in the second half of this series.

Prem and Wad aren't going to be a couple, are they? I want them to be because Prem going instantly soft after they fought another faculty together and now being worried about Wad's wounds is the whole purpose for men to fight! Punch each other, then kiss the bruises!

I have no Photoshop skills, so I would never criticize someone else's work, but there are times when I see that this show was made with a budget consisting of two pennies rubbed together, and this is one of those moments because who added those people into the scene?! And why are they layered ON TOP of each other?!

For the people who hated Tae and Mee in The Trainee and the sports day episode in The On1y One, those people would be pissed watching episode seven of SOTUS because it's focused on the hets, capturing the flag, and nothing else. Someone could've at least passed out on that field, so this could be entertaining for me and the juniors, damn.

The man who played Deer has only acted in one other show, and I'm mad about it. The fact that a senior has to be on that field to answer these ridiculous questions from the freshmen is nonsense, but at least I get to see this man with his gorgeous hair.

Arthit says everything to Kong in the gayest way possible in front of all his homies and God without any sense of irony.

And Kong matches that energy every damn time! I'm already sick of them.

Forming a circle around Arthit to say thanks is kinda creepy to me, which is why it makes perfect sense that this was Kong's idea since these two continue to declare their love for each other indirectly while making everyone within two miles witness.

But this moment reminded me of Lisa's "Rockstar" music video, so Thailand stays consistent.

Kong is begging to be punished! Asking Arthit if anyone else knows he cries and likes pink milk is not small talk, and I know Kong just wants to feel like the most special boy for knowing all of this, but I also fully believe he wants Arthit to slap him.

M came on this trip so he could make heart eyes at Kong, and I will not be convinced otherwise. If I forget May exists, my ship is untouchable. M loves Kong, and it's canon to me.

Arthit is a Ken! He made all the boys go out to the water, so he could make the girls listen to him play a song on the beach. Someone needs to ask Greta Gerwig if she has watched SOTUS. Greta, if you're in the room with us right now, blink twice.

"If I tell you to die, will you do it?" YES! What the hell do you think this kid has been trying to tell you?! He wants you to choke him? He wants you to slap him? He has been instigating a fight with you since the first day because he wants your hands on him in the most violent ways. Baby is a masochist and needs to be kept!

I stand by the claim I made in an earlier post that the crew doesn't seem to like Krist because these title cards in-between parts of the episode do him sooooo dirty. There is no need for this to be the image, but here we are. This is rude.

I could never hate M. He is so kind and so dumb. I love those qualities in men.

And I love these qualities in women! (Sidenote: Let Jan kiss more homies, GMMTV!)

GMMTV's 2024 Outing, is that you player?

Since Love Sick and Addicted Heroin have been remade, when SOTUS is remade, M and Kong should be the main couple, and May should ship them while also trying to date Prae. Friends-to-Lovers, fifteen episodes, and make New and Singto play the characters again.

This is the biggest "hell nah" from me because I would not have that many people WALKING ON ME barefoot as some form of initiation. Walking on people is reserved for sex stuff! Just walking on people to walk on people is not normal, and should stop immediately!

I can see the wheels spinning in Arthit's head, but the pieces are not connecting for him. Your man likes when you yell at him. Kong likes when you get upset at him. The kid likes pushing your buttons because then he gets all your attention. Now say it with me, "Kong is a masochist"

Kong is practically begging to be slapped, and if Arthit doesn't do it soon, I will.

This scene hit me so hard I had to pause because it woke me up like I was sleeper agent. I NOW REMEMBER THIS SHOW! Nine episodes in and I finally remember this damn show!

I am white-knuckling my way though this show now because Kong is dressed for a date, Arthit is late and looking like a mess, and Kong is telling Arthit he will do whatever Arthit wants him to, he will like anything Arthit wants him to like, and he will be anything Arthit wants him to be. I do not know how Arthit is experiencing all that Kong is throwing at him, and not realizing that Kong wants to be his pet.

"Call Me by My Name Number: A Boy's Journey to Become a Pet" Where's Mame when you need her?

And now Kong is eating a meal he didn't want, AGAIN, simply because Arthit told him to eat it! I'm not even joking anymore; this shit is kinky, and in this exact moment, I don't hate this show solely because of this reason.

Fuck going to sleep! I'm staying up and watching episode ten, NOW!

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Would you mind sharing your views on backpacking? 👀

Take all of this with a grain of salt because I'm mostly just bothered by backpacking content on Instagram.

I think the concept is fine. I'd actually like to do some backpacking some time.

But backpacking content, as well as most overland* content, always has a really weird vibe. It almost feels like cosplaying poverty if you know what I mean??

It's almost always young people from the so called "West" and almost always they're somewhere in South or Southeast Asia. The most popular backpacking destinations I'm seeing at the moment are Bali (exclusively that part of Indonesia for some reason), Thailand, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. The algorithm has recently also started showing me content from Pakistan, India and Afghanistan.

Since flights to these destinations are usually quite expensive, and many of these people stay abroad long enough that they might need a visa and that accommodation and food would also add up, it can be safely assumed these people have a certain amount of financial stability. Some of them are full time influencers too.

And while travelling with a backpack instead of a suitcase makes sense, and while you want to have an "authentic" experience, the vibe on those videos is often sooooo weird.

They're always like "I just spent 45h standing in a cramped bus without AC because it was only $1. I'm sleeping on the floor of this abandoned building that costs me $4 a night. I only carry 2 t-shirts with me, can't find a laundromat and I'm travelling for 3 months. Yesterday I got scammed and got food poisoning."

And I'm like why are you doing this? Is it really more "authentic" just because it's a foreign country? You can find the same uncomfortable situations and people who live like that all the time in your home country, but when you're abroad it's cool and authentic and #humbling #eatpraylove. Meanwhile there's also people in that same country you're backpacking through who, like, have a comparable standard of living you're used to. Your holiday doesn't have to be luxury resorts but it also doesn't have to be absolutely god awful.

And of course there's also the factor of adrenaline and stepping out of your comfort zone but with these videos it seems like they're almost glamorising having an awful time in an "exotic" country because that's what it's supposed to be like? I guess?

Idk I feel like I should get the opinion of someone living in one of those backpacking hotspots to make sure I'm not just getting annoyed at nothing but I think the vibe is off.

*overland content as in "travelling from XY to YZ without flying - Day 420" type videos. They're often interesting and I follow some of those people and I actually have some ideas for cool overland or long distance train trips but some of the accounts also have a weird vibe. Most of the ones I saw were men and they're like hitchhiking through some desert somewhere and I'm like oh this would feel so unsafe to me as someone perceived female. And obviously they also make lots of content where you know they have lots money because they've been travelling for several months but it has that same fake low budget backpacker vibe.

I hope this makes sense. I'm not sure it does.

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September 21, 2024 This will be the first part of my travel story as I want to document everything that happened during our stay, and it might get too long for one post. For this entry, I’ll be sharing the events of our first day.

Last weekend, Asis and I went on our first trip abroad together. While it wasn’t the first country I’ve ever visited—my earlier trips were when I was seven, and I can barely remember them—I like to officially think of this as my first real trip abroad. I had wanted to visit Hanoi, Vietnam, but I couldn’t find an affordable fare for October or November. I was working with a budget since my friend, Jhaey, generously gifted us the money for an international flight within Asia as a wedding gift.

Anyway, I remembered that Asis wanted to visit Thailand for its food, and it just so happened that Cebu Pacific had a seat sale at the time. So, voilà—Bangkok, Thailand, it was!

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Best Cities for Solo Travelers to Explore in 2025.

Solo travel is more than just an adventure – it’s a chance to discover the world on your terms. With the right support, exploring new places can be seamless and enriching. Whether you're setting off for the first time or are a seasoned solo traveler, the Best Travel Agency in Tamil Nadu can help you find Affordable Tour Packages that fit your budget and travel goals. As 2025 approaches, cities around the world are becoming more welcoming to solo travelers, offering vibrant cultures, safety, and unforgettable experiences. Here are the top destinations to add to your list.

1. Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo remains a haven for solo travelers, thanks to its unmatched blend of tradition and innovation. In 2025, Tokyo will continue to captivate tourists with its neon-lit streets, peaceful temples, and world-renowned cuisine.

Why Visit?

Tokyo is one of the safest cities in the world, making it an ideal destination for solo travelers. Visitors can freely explore iconic attractions like the Meiji Shrine, Shibuya Crossing, and Tsukiji Fish Market. Capsule hotels and single-diner ramen spots ensure that solo adventurers feel comfortable and welcomed. If you’re planning to visit, consider booking the best Japan tour packages to make the most of your trip, with curated itineraries that highlight the best of Tokyo’s vibrant culture and serene traditions.

Must-See Spots:

Senso-ji Temple

Akihabara Electric Town

Odaiba’s futuristic district

Harajuku for unique fashion and street culture

2. Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon’s charm lies in its laid-back atmosphere, affordability, and stunning coastal views. As Portugal’s capital, Lisbon boasts a rich history, lively neighborhoods, and friendly locals who welcome tourists warmly.

Why Visit?

Lisbon is known for its vibrant nightlife, accessible public transport, and endless scenic spots, making it perfect for solo exploration. Its walkability and numerous hostels create plenty of opportunities to meet fellow travelers and experience the city's charm firsthand. For those planning a trip, the Best Portugal Tour Packages offer a seamless way to explore Lisbon’s rich history and stunning coastal views, ensuring you don't miss out on the city's top attractions.

Must-See Spots:

Belem Tower

Tram 28 ride through historic neighborhoods

Alfama District’s narrow streets and fado music

Time Out Market for local delicacies

3. Reykjavik, Iceland

For those seeking solitude and nature, Reykjavik offers an unparalleled experience. As the gateway to Iceland’s breathtaking landscapes, it’s a perfect destination for solo travelers looking to reconnect with nature.

Why Visit?

Reykjavik is safe, friendly, and filled with cultural attractions. The city serves as a base for exploring waterfalls, geysers, and the Northern Lights.

Must-See Spots:

Hallgrímskirkja Church

Blue Lagoon

Golden Circle tour

Harpa Concert Hall

4. Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne’s cultural diversity and artistic vibe make it a top choice for solo travelers. From street art to coffee culture, Melbourne thrives on individuality and creativity.

Why Visit?

Melbourne is a friendly, safe, and lively city where solo travelers can easily blend in. Its extensive public transport and numerous events mean there’s always something happening.

Must-See Spots:

Federation Square

Queen Victoria Market

Great Ocean Road day trip

Fitzroy District for arts and cafes

5. Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok’s bustling energy is a magnet for solo adventurers. The city offers an exciting mix of street food, markets, and historic landmarks, all at budget-friendly prices.

Why Visit?

Bangkok’s hospitality, affordability, and vibrant nightlife make it an ideal destination for solo travelers. With bustling backpacker hubs like Khao San Road, visitors are never truly alone, making it easy to connect with fellow adventurers. To make the most of your trip, consider booking Affordable Thailand  Tour Packages that cover the city's top attractions, ensuring a memorable experience without breaking the bank.

Must-See Spots:

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Chao Phraya River cruise

Floating markets

6. Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona seamlessly blends beach vibes with rich history and artistic wonders. The Catalonian capital thrives on creativity, drawing solo travelers who appreciate architecture, cuisine, and Mediterranean charm.

Why Visit?Barcelona is bustling yet laid-back, offering solo travelers opportunities to explore iconic landmarks or relax by the beach. Its vibrant hostel scene makes meeting others effortless.

Must-See Spots:

Sagrada Familia

Park Güell

La Rambla

Gothic Quarter

7. Vancouver, Canada

Vancouver’s natural beauty and urban sophistication attract solo travelers seeking outdoor adventures and cultural experiences.

Why Visit?Vancouver combines mountains, ocean, and city life, creating an unmatched travel experience. Its inclusive and safe environment makes it ideal for solo trips.

Must-See Spots:

Stanley Park

Granville Island

Grouse Mountain

Capilano Suspension Bridge

8. Amsterdam, Netherlands

Amsterdam’s picturesque canals and open-minded culture make it a must-visit for solo travelers. The city’s bike-friendly nature and cozy cafes ensure a memorable experience.

Why Visit?Amsterdam is easy to navigate and full of history. Solo travelers can enjoy museums, canal tours, and vibrant nightlife without hassle.

Must-See Spots:

Anne Frank House

Rijksmuseum

Van Gogh Museum

Jordaan neighborhood

9. Edinburgh, Scotland Edinburgh’s gothic architecture and rich history captivate solo travelers. Whether exploring medieval streets or attending festivals, the city offers endless experiences.

Why Visit?

Edinburgh is compact and easy to explore on foot. Its vibrant arts scene and numerous tours ensure there’s never a dull moment.

Must-See Spots:

Edinburgh Castle

Arthur’s Seat

Royal Mile

Holyrood Palace

10. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City blends tradition with modernity. Solo travelers can dive into street food, historic sites, and bustling markets.

Why Visit?

The city is affordable, safe, and full of life. From motorbike tours to river cruises, there’s much to explore.

Must-See Spots:

Ben Thanh Market

War Remnants Museum

Cu Chi Tunnels

Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica

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Doug’s fresh from a trip across Southeast Asia, and in today’s episode, we dive into the contrasts between East and West. From the comparative pristine streets of Thailand to the hotel standards in Malaysia, Doug lays out why he believes that part of the world is the place to be – and what that means for those of us still dealing with the decay of Western cities.

We also get into some historical events of the day, from Encyclopedia Britannica’s pages to an old encounter with Sean Connery. And for anyone keeping an eye on the bond markets and the dollar, we’ve got a few cautionary tales. From Yellen’s bizarre “omen” during a press conference to bank losses that dwarf those of 2008, the signs for the dollar aren’t good.

Get comfortable; this episode is packed with Doug’s classic take on culture, opportunities in oddball markets, and a sobering look at the U.S. financial system’s fragile state.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction and Doug’s return from Asia

01:00 - Encyclopedia Britannica and today's historical events

03:00 - Halloween, secularization, and cultural shifts

05:00 - Doug’s experience almost meeting Sean Connery

08:00 - Doug’s reflections on Southeast Asia: Malaysia and Thailand

10:00 - Qatar and Emirates: Observations on airline quality

12:00 - Comparing infrastructure and service quality in Asia vs. the U.S.

15:00 - Discussing Sri Lanka's economy and opportunities

17:30 - Reflections on speculative opportunities in Sri Lanka

19:30 - Arthur C. Clarke’s connection to Sri Lanka

22:00 - Discussion on bond markets and the current U.S. financial climate

24:00 - Banking sector risks and bond yield trends

26:30 - The cost of elder care in Southeast Asia vs. the U.S.

30:00 - Social Security, Medicare, and U.S. budget challenges

32:00 - Reflections on upcoming U.S. elections and economic trajectory

34:30 - "Civil War" movie review and implications for U.S. stability

37:00 - Living through crisis: Ukraine and Sri Lanka analogies

38:30 - Tribute to Gonzalo Lira

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An All You Need Phuket, Thailand Travel Guide

With breathtaking coastline and stunning beaches, the mountainous island of Phuket in Southern Thailand is one of Southeast Asia's top travel destinations. Learn how to visit this incredible place with my all you need guide to Phuket, Thailand.

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The Ultimate Guide to Solo Travel in Thailand: Best Destinations for a One or Two-Month Trip

Southeast Asia is an incredibly diverse region with numerous destinations that are perfect for a solo traveler looking for an extended trip. One of the best destinations for a solo trip lasting one or two months is Thailand. Here’s why:

Thailand: The Ultimate Solo Travel Destination

1. Ease of Travel

Accessibility: Thailand is well-connected by air, with international flights landing in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket. The country also has an extensive and affordable domestic travel network including buses, trains, and flights.

Tourist-Friendly: Thailand has a long history of tourism, and its infrastructure is well-developed. English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas, making navigation easier.

2. Variety of Experiences

Vibrant Cities:Bangkok: The bustling capital offers a mix of modern attractions and historic sites, including the Grand Palace and Wat Arun. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife, street food, and shopping.Chiang Mai: Located in the north, Chiang Mai is known for its temples, night markets, and access to nature. It’s also a hub for digital nomads and offers numerous cultural experiences.

Island Escapes:Phuket and Krabi: These areas provide stunning beaches, water activities, and nightlife.Koh Samui and Koh Phangan: Famous for their beautiful beaches and the Full Moon Party.Koh Tao: Ideal for scuba diving and snorkeling.

3. Cultural Richness

Temples and Historical Sites: Explore ancient temples and historical parks like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai.

Festivals: Participate in local festivals such as Songkran (Thai New Year) and Loi Krathong (Festival of Lights).

Cooking Classes: Learn Thai cooking and take home new culinary skills.

4. Affordability

Cost of Living: Thailand offers a wide range of accommodation options from budget hostels to luxury resorts. Food is also inexpensive, especially street food.

Activities: Many attractions and activities are affordable, making it easy to stick to a budget while still experiencing a lot.

5. Safety and Community

Safety: Thailand is generally safe for solo travelers. It’s important to take standard precautions, but overall, the country is welcoming and accommodating to tourists.

Solo Travel Community: Thailand is a popular destination for solo travelers, meaning you’re likely to meet other like-minded individuals. Many hostels and guesthouses have communal areas where you can socialize.

Suggested Itinerary for One or Two Months

Week 1-2: Bangkok and Surroundings

Explore Bangkok’s temples, markets, and nightlife.

Take a day trip to Ayutthaya.

Visit the floating markets.

Week 3-4: Northern Thailand

Travel to Chiang Mai: Visit temples, enjoy the night markets, and participate in a cooking class.

Take a trip to Pai for a laid-back experience with hot springs and waterfalls.

Visit Chiang Rai to see the White Temple and Blue Temple.

Week 5-6: Southern Thailand

Spend time in the islands: Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao.

Engage in water activities like snorkeling, diving, and kayaking.

Relax on the beaches and enjoy the island nightlife.

Week 7-8: West Coast Islands

Explore Phuket: Visit beaches, enjoy nightlife, and explore nearby islands.

Travel to Krabi: Discover Railay Beach, the Phi Phi Islands, and Ao Nang.

Tips for Solo Travel in Thailand

Stay Connected: Get a local SIM card or use a portable Wi-Fi device to stay connected.

Health Precautions: Make sure to have travel insurance. Stay hydrated and be cautious with street food if you have a sensitive stomach.

Local Etiquette: Dress modestly when visiting temples. Always remove your shoes before entering homes or temples.

Transportation: Use ride-hailing apps like Grab for convenience. Public transportation and tuk-tuks are also widely available.

Conclusion

Thailand is a fantastic destination for a solo trip lasting one or two months. Its blend of rich cultural experiences, natural beauty, vibrant cities, and welcoming atmosphere makes it ideal for solo travelers. With its affordability, ease of travel, and extensive range of activities, you’ll have plenty to explore and enjoy in the Land of Smiles.

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Hi Lauren

You're pictures are wonderfull. I'm going to Thailand for the first time in two weeks and I'd also like to visit the house on sathorn. I know it's a restaurant but do they allow you to take pictures or do you need special permission and did you get to go upstairs?

Hi there! Ahh yay! I’m so glad you’re getting to visit Thailand too! It’s a bloody gorgeous country!

In terms of visiting the House on Sathorn you are absolutely allowed to take photos. I would suggest sitting and having something from their menu. We didn’t have a full meal there as it was a fine dining restaurant (and when you’re on a budget you don’t want to be spending those sorts of prices on food, but we had tea and desserts and it came to about £20 each plus service fees and we were pretty much invited to roam free and take pictures. They let us into the courtyard and up the stairs to the vegaspete “looking for something?” corridor which is where most of the filming happened.

They were all lovely and so was the experience. Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your trip! ♥️ feel free to ask any other questions- my dms are always open!

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Looking for an unforgettable Thailand adventure on a budget? 🌴✈️ Wondering how to make the most of your trip without breaking the bank? Here’s your guide:

1.Explore the bustling streets of Bangkok, visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. 2.Indulge in street food delights at Yaowarat (Chinatown) and Khao San Road. 3.Take a scenic train ride to Ayutthaya and wander through ancient ruins. 4.Head north to Chiang Mai for affordable trekking and hill tribe experiences. 5.Relax on the stunning beaches of Krabi or Koh Phi Phi. 6.Conclude your trip with island hopping around Koh Samui or Phuket.

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