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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 dear ones! After a long (unintentional) break, we are finally back on the road ✈️ This time we ended up in Thailand - for the whole month of March! Our longest vacation so...
Today we leave Chiang Mai and go to Pai by minibus. This is also the furthest northwestern point of our trip to Thailand. Here too we rent a scooter again so that we can explore...
Wenn ihr denkt wir sind nur unterwegs und haben kaum Zeit zum entspannen? Stimmt 😂 aber hier wollen wir auch nicht tagelang am Pool liegen, sondern die schönen Dinge entdecken,...
The first impression? Loud, shrill, breathtaking, crowded, and sometimes strange smells 😉🤣 But let's be honest. How crazy is this huge city? Today we will spend the whole day...
Feet in Thai socks on a couch.
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Bangkok
Since I can't afford to get to Vietnam from Ko Lanta, I book a short stopover in Bangkok. And what can I say: while Bangkok overwhelmed me the first time two years ago, I now...
After what felt like 1000 hours of flying, we finally arrived at our hotel around 12:00 am (The Westin Siray Bay Resort and Spa) 5 stars :-P a dream view. We wanted to rest on...
in Chiang Mai
We were so lucky with our apartment
We not only eat cake 🍰 but it looked so good (and tasted delicious too). Otherwise, we try all kinds of dishes - there is everything your heart desires and yes, even McDonald's...
06/45 & 07/45 (Photos will be available tomorrow! No GoPro allowed while diving, unfortunately!) Here I Am Again!👋🏻 Arrived. Koh Tao welcomed me with rain. What a wonder...
Tempel Tempel Tempel. I feel like in Temple Run