Working remotely in Thailand is what dreams are made of. This article will list the best places to live in Thailand for digital nomads. Imagine working beside a swimming pool or beautiful beach and taking breaks to eat pad Thai while soaking up cool, cosmopolitan cities or amazing nature — all of this is possible in Thailand. There are plenty of vibrant digital nomad cities in Thailand, as well as some fantastic islands for livin’ la vida nomad! Another fantastic thing about being a digital nomad in Thailand is the prices. It’s one of the world’s most affordable regions for living and working ..read more

If you’re looking for a place that has big city amenities, stunning Buddhist temples, and a chilled-out island vibe, then look no further than Koh Samui. Thailand’s 2nd largest island (#1 is Phuket) has a lot to offer travelers. Whether you’re into nature, culture, adventure, partying, or just some good old fashioned R&R, you’ll find things to do in Koh Samui to suit your vibe.   Days can be spent lounging on the beach, doing a variety of water sports, hiking to viewpoints, or visiting a very Big Buddha. Evenings in Koh Samui are all about sunsets, tropical cocktails, fresh seaf ..read more

Most travellers to Thailand dedicate a good portion of their trip to exploring the country’s many islands. When it comes to the Thai islands, Phuket is a top choice — beaches, waterfalls, markets, an old town, there are many things to do in Phuket to keep you busy! Not only is Phuket the largest island in Thailand, but it’s also visited by around one-third of all international visitors to the country. It’s also the only island in Thailand to be connected to the mainland by not one, but two bridges — Sarasin (which is used for pedestrian traffic) and Thepkasattri, which is used for motor vehicl ..read more

If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, chances are you plan to hit an island or two. There are so many amazing options for an island getaway in Thailand — with Koh Kood being a top choice.  Those looking for a pristine island that hasn’t been overrun by tourists may want to turn their attention to the northern part of the Gulf of Thailand. Here you’ll find a cluster of picturesque islands, among them Koh Chang, Koh Mak, and Koh Kood. Located in Trat province near the border with Cambodia, these islands should be high on your list of places to visit in Thailand.  In this guide, we’ll ..read more