Thailand
Ko Tao, Surat Thani
Wat Rong Khun, Chang Rai
Railay Beach, Krabi
Why Visit Thailand?
For the perfect blend of culture, coastline, and once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Thailand is a dream destination for nature lovers, beachgoers, and avid divers alike. Whether you’re visiting an ethical elephant sanctuary, lounging on the white-sand shores of Railay Beach, or diving among coral reefs in Koh Tao, this Southeast Asian gem never disappoints.
Thailand also offers an incredible food scene—think spicy curries, noodle dishes cooked to perfection, and bustling night markets where you can snack your way through town. Add in ornate temples, lush jungles, and a welcoming culture, and it’s easy to see why visiting Thailand is high on so many bucket lists.
The country is also remarkably traveler-friendly. With efficient transportation, affordable stays, and a wide range of experiences—whether you’re island-hopping, taking a cooking class, or meditating in a hillside retreat—Thailand travel feels equal parts adventurous and easy.
When to Visit Thailand
Thailand has three distinct seasons: the cool season (November–February), hot season (March–May), and rainy season (June–October).
The cool season is generally considered the best time to visit. With pleasant temperatures and mostly clear skies, it’s ideal for beach days, jungle hikes, and temple tours.
Shoulder season—like May or October—offers a nice trade-off with fewer crowds and vibrant green landscapes. While the rainy season can bring heavy downpours, showers are usually short and refreshing, especially in the mornings.
However, I travelled around Thailand for a full month in the rainy season, and there were a few downpours – but I wouldn’t let that stop you from going!
Featured Destinations:
Phuket
Bankok
Chang Mai
Krabi
Koh Tao