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Think barefoot roads, sandy tracks, and hornbills gliding over quiet bays. Koh Phayam is one of Thailand’s last easygoing islands, a place where days drift between swim, snack, and sunset without the hurry of big resorts or traffic. It still feels refreshingly old-school in all the right ways. Best for travelers who like it simple … Read more
Koh Lipe has earned the nickname the “Maldives of Thailand” — and for good reason. With its powdery white beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and easygoing vibe, this little island in Satun Province is a dream escape in Thailand’s far south. Despite its small size, Koh Lipe manages to offer something for everyone: backpackers love the … Read more
Blissfully undeveloped—Koh Kood is Thailand’s last low-key island escape Think white-sand coves, coconut groves, and waterfall swims—with almost no crowds. This guide covers the best beaches, stays, food spots, and the practical steps to reach Koh Kood without the guesswork. Why Visit Koh Kood? Koh Kood (also spelled Ko Kut) is the quietest of the … Read more
If you’ve ever grabbed a sweet Thai tea from 7-Eleven, snacked your way through a night market, then finished with fried roti and condensed milk, you’ve met Thailand’s delicious dilemma. Thai cuisine has a global reputation for freshness and balance, yet waistlines are growing. The picture is more complex than “Thai food is healthy.” It’s … Read more
Koh Chang: Jungle Peaks, Quiet Beaches & That Slow Island Rhythm Tucked away in Thailand’s far east, Koh Chang strikes a rare balance—wilder than Samui, calmer than Phi Phi, and a world away from Phuket’s crowds. This is where thick rainforest spills down to long stretches of beach, where waterfalls crash just inland from seaside … Read more
If Thailand’s busier islands are like full-moon parties on repeat, then Koh Mak is a deep exhale — quiet, slow-moving, and untouched by mass tourism. Tucked between its more famous neighbors, Koh Chang and Koh Kood, this under-the-radar gem trades in party scenes and packed beaches for palm-fringed silence, bicycle rides through coconut groves, and … Read more
Looking for soft white sand without flying all the way to Phuket? Koh Samet (เกาะเสม็ด) might be just the escape you need. This small island in Rayong province is just a short drive and ferry ride from Bangkok or Pattaya, making it a popular getaway for Thais, tourists, and expats alike. With crystal-clear waters, low … Read more
Divorce is never easy—legally, emotionally, or financially. And when you’re living in a foreign country like Thailand, navigating a marital breakup can feel even more complex. Between unfamiliar laws, language barriers, and different cultural norms, it’s no surprise that many expats feel overwhelmed when facing divorce or custody issues here. Whether your marriage was between … Read more
Getting married in Thailand can be a memorable experience, but it’s important to understand that the legal process is separate from any traditional or symbolic ceremony. Whether you’re marrying a Thai citizen or another foreigner, there are clear legal steps to follow in order for the marriage to be officially recognized. This guide outlines the … Read more
If you’re planning to get married in Thailand, it’s worth taking the time to understand how a prenuptial agreement works under Thai law. While it may not be the most talked-about aspect of marriage, a prenup can play an important role, especially for foreigners who may have assets or responsibilities in multiple countries. Thailand has … Read more