How to Travel More Responsibly in Thailand: Practical Everyday Choices
Simple ways to travel more responsibly in Thailand: reduce waste, respect national-park rules, protect wildlife and support local places without greenwashing.
Thai elephant have killed a man near Hua Hin
A Thai elephant have killed a Karen man near the tourist resort of Hua Hin in Thailand. Bird and his friend were on their way home after night out when elephants was blocking the road. They tried to go around but then one of the elephant charged them and the rest of the elephants joined…
Phuket Beach Safety: Red Flags, Rip Currents and Swimming Risks
Learn how to understand Phuket beach warning flags, recognise rip currents and choose safer swimming conditions on your holiday.
The greatest adventure travel at Belize
Having a lovely trip is fantastic but having a lovely trip with the greatest adventure is more fantastic than whatever experience you have had. Thailand has many adventure places for you to go to but if you travel all over Thailand. There are also many interesting adventure places for you to explore outside Thailand too.…
Phang Nga Travel Guide: Limestone Bay, Khao Lak and Island Nature
Editorial update: 18 October 2026. This practical destination guide replaces outdated details in the original article. Check local arrangements before travelling. Phang Nga is one of the clearest examples of how Thailand’s Andaman coast combines dramatic scenery with fragile ecosystems. Towering limestone formations rise from sheltered water, while Khao Lak offers access to a different…
No Chicken for JAS GRIPEN this time
According to the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter Thailand military government is to buy the Swedish fighter Plane JAS Gripen. The deal is really old since the former PM tried to buy JAS as well from Sweden but wanted to barter with chickens. The Swedish government declined the offer and it looks like that was the…
Thailand Tiger Conservation: Real Progress and How Visitors Can Help
Explore Thailand’s wild tiger recovery, camera-trap research, protected habitats and practical ways visitors can support ethical conservation.
Jungle Girl from Cambodia have gone back to the Jungle
The famous “jungle girl” from Cambodia have returned to her “home” she was famous because she was found snatching food from some heard people and brought back to what was her “real” family. But she never adapted to normal life and refused to speak and wear clothing’s, she just ripped them off. 1 month ago…