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Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most rewarding destinations, blending golden temples, lively cities, tropical islands, and deeply rooted traditions into a trip that can feel both energizing and restorative. Travelers are drawn to its remarkable variety: the buzz of Bangkok’s street markets and rooftop views, the cultural richness of Chiang Mai and the north, and the white-sand beaches and turquoise waters of islands such as Phuket, Koh Samui, and Krabi. What makes Thailand especially special is how accessible these experiences are—whether you want luxury resorts, backpacker adventures, wellness retreats, unforgettable food, or meaningful encounters with local culture.
Highlights include sampling world-famous Thai cuisine from street stalls and night markets, visiting ornate Buddhist temples, island-hopping by long-tail boat, snorkeling and diving in warm coastal waters, and exploring mountain villages and elephant sanctuaries in the north. For practical travel, plan for hot and humid weather year-round, dress respectfully when entering temples, carry cash for smaller vendors, and use domestic flights or overnight trains to cover long distances efficiently. The cool, dry season is generally the most comfortable time to travel, and booking accommodation early is wise for peak months and major holiday periods.
The best time to visit Thailand is from November to February, when travel interest is strongest and conditions are generally cooler and drier, making sightseeing, beach trips, and outdoor activities more comfortable. January is the peak month based on the popularity data, with December and November also very popular, while the April to September period tends to be less favored due to hotter weather and the rainy season in many regions.
Hello everyone Today was a really wonderful day!We were picked up at our accommodation at 7:10 am sharp, picked up a few more passengers along the way, and arrived at the harbor...
Hey everyone Wow, what a day.... But with a happy ending! :) So, in the morning we got up, packed everything, and since there was no reception there, we left the key in the...
12.03.2020: On two wheels on Koh Yao Noi.
11.03.2020: Walking on Koh Yao Noi.
Our first full day in Bangkok. What should we do first? 🤔 There's so much to do in Bangkok, it's not easy to decide on a few things. But one thing that is an absolute must is...
02/29/20 The flight to Trat is short, 45 minutes. It is remarkable that the colleagues from Bangkok Airways serve a hot meal! From Trat airport, we continue to Koh Chang by...
The last day, back to Austria
A tour on Koh Samui with Jack Scar
On the road with the rental car on Koh Phangan
The night bus
In Chiang Khong, we were picked up by the operator of the guest house where we spent the night at the border. She then drove us into the city to buy bus tickets for the next...
Day 10 - Chinese Temple/Waterfall/Koh Ma Beach/Thong Sala Today we rented a car to explore the island a bit. Here people usually ride mopeds, even with kids, but we don't dare...
Hallo zusammen Heute konnten wir um 10 Uhr die wunderschöne Villa abgeben. Nachdem alles erledigt war, verabschiedeten wir uns von Jonny und Pu. Die Zwei bleiben noch etwas auf...
Yesterday we went to Koh Samui in the morning with Bangkok Airways. After Chinese New Year, the hotel advised us to leave even earlier because they expected traffic. The...
23.01.2020: Visiting PoomPuang.
After 4 hours of sleep, our little one claimed to be sleepless in Bangkok and even after 2 hours of cuddling and carrying, he couldn't be convinced to go back to sleep. He...
Hallo ihr Lieben! Heute machten wir uns erneut einen schönen, gemütlichen Tag am Pool und nahmen uns etwas Zeit um die neue Drohne in Betrieb zu nehmen. Das Ding ist einfach...
Khao Lak is a popular destination for beach vacations in Thailand. There are miles of beautiful sandy beaches. In addition, you can take a trip to the nearby Khao Sok National...
'Bangkok is crazy' said our hotel owner, thinking of the constant traffic, noise, and hustle and bustle. It is really crazy noisy. It stinks disgustingly in parts. It is huge...
Island hopping Our last morning in Railay Beach... unfortunately😔 After breakfast, we went for our daily walk on the almost empty beach. Today we are taking a speed boat to...
2. Versuch der Anreise 1. Tag in Bangkok Heute versuchen wir dann noch einmal nach Bangkok zu kommen. Ein deftiges deutsches Frühstück im Hotel ( ansonsten echt grenzwertiges...
23.05.19 Although we had to do without an air conditioning like we had on Koh Phangan, the fan provided so much fresh air that we had to turn it off at night. In addition, all...
By 9:00 PM, our bus arrived in Chiang Rai. We went straight from the bus terminal to the adjacent night market. In a courtyard-like area, there is a large food area with live...
Chicken Island
We had already overcome the hardships of the Tiger Cave Temple. Now we wanted to cool off a bit in the Emerald Pool, which is about an hour away. It is a natural freshwater pool...
Bei einer Rundum-sorglos-Segelfahrt mit leckerem Essen und zwei kleinen Landausflügen schipperten wir durch den Meeresnationalpark Ang Thong bei Ko Samui.
In Thailand, there are not only many elephants, but also many places where former working animals are given a new home. However, not all so-called 'sanctuaries' are initially...
Just before Chiang Rai, we saw a very colorful temple. In Chiang Rai, we visited the artist-designed White Temple and its counterpart, the Black House.
Ayutthaya was once the capital of Siam until it was devastated in war. We visited some ruins of the numerous temples in the city area and the summer palace of the kings located...
Highlights in Bangkok include a visit to the Royal Palace with the Emerald Buddha Temple and Wat Po with a huge reclining Buddha statue.