Temple Etiquette: Do’s and Don’ts
Temple Etiquette: Do’s and Don’ts Thailand has the largest proportion of Buddhists in the world. Over 93% of the country is Buddhist. As a result, there are over 40,000 Buddhist temples. Visiting some of the…
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Female Solo Travel: Singapore 3 Day Itinerary I am so excited to be writing this blog post about my first ever solo travel trip. Anyone who knows me, knows I am the girl who wouldn’t…
View PostBest of Pattaya: Idyllic Beachfront Glass Restaurant!
The Glass House Silver, Pattaya A quick 2 hour drive from Bangkok, Pattaya is the perfect weekend getaway to enjoy crystal blue beaches, temples, markets, and good eats. Located just steps from the beach and…
View PostNusa Penida Guide: Indonesia’s Breathaking Island
There are three Nusa Islands located off the coast of Bali – Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and Nusa Penida. Nusa Penida is the largest of the three but also the least developed/popular. Although in recent…
View PostWhat to do in Kanchanaburi
What to do in Kanchanaburi Kanchanaburi is the perfect weekend getaway from Bangkok. Whether you are exploring Erawan National Park’s beautiful cascading waterfalls, climbing the steps at Wat Tham Sua, or visiting the well known…
View PostDragon Temple Wat Samphran: Bangkok Bucket List
Wat Samphran Dragon Temple Wat Samphran Dragon Temple is located 40 kilometers west of Bangkok. Out of the thousands of temples in Thailand, it has one of the most remarkable architectures of any temple…
View PostSanctuary of Truth, Pattaya
Sanctuary of Truth, Pattaya The Sanctuary of Truth is a must visit on your trip to Pattaya, Thailand. Contrary to popular belief, Sanctuary of Truth is a museum, not a temple. Additionally, it is…
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