Thailand travel guide

Yes, Bangkok’s Chinatown is worth visiting, and it’s worth building into your itinerary as more than a two-hour food detour. Locally known as Yaowarat, it’s one of the oldest and largest Chinatowns in the world, and unlike many Chinatowns that have drifted into being purely tourist strips, this one is still a living, working neighborhood,...

Choosing between Thailand or Vietnam for your Southeast Asia adventure? Both destinations offer incredible experiences, but they cater to different travel styles and budgets. While Thailand dazzles with golden temples and party islands, Vietnam captivates with raw authenticity and better value. This comprehensive comparison breaks down costs, culture, food, beaches, and ideal itineraries to help...

You have 7 days in Thailand and wonder if a week is enough to truly appreciate what this vibrant country has to offer. Having explored Thailand’s bustling cities and tranquil landscapes numerous times, the Indochina Voyages team is here to share insights on making the most of your 7-day adventure in this Southeast Asian gem....

Planning a trip to Thailand in September means you’re entering the shoulder season: a time of fewer crowds, lush landscapes, and unique travel opportunities, but also unpredictable weather. This comprehensive guide covers everything from Thailand September weather patterns across major destinations to festivals you shouldn’t miss and practical insider tips. Whether you’re considering Bangkok’s urban...

Yes, August is monsoon season in Thailand, but that’s exactly what makes it worth considering. Crowds are thin, prices drop 30–50%, landscapes turn emerald green, and waterfalls hit their peak. The rain typically arrives in short afternoon bursts, leaving mornings wide open for sightseeing. This guide gives you everything you need to travel smart in...

Yes, July is rainy season, but that’s only half the story. Savvy travelers know July means 50–60% fewer crowds at iconic sites, hotel rates slashed by up to 50%, and Gulf coast islands like Koh Samui enjoying their driest weather of the year. This guide gives you the honest regional weather breakdown, the destinations that...

You’ve narrowed it down to Thailand – and now comes the real question: Krabi vs Koh Samui. Both have turquoise water, white sand, and world-class sunsets. But they cater to completely different types of travellers. One rewards the adventurous spirit; the other spoils those who want luxury and ease. This guide cuts through the noise...

The fastest way to get to Wat Arun is by ferry from Tha Tien Pier, just a 5-minute crossing that costs 5 baht. You can also go entirely by road via taxi or Grab in 30-60 minutes depending on traffic. This guide covers all transport options with exact costs, travel times, and insider tips so...