Thailand
BootsnAll has been working hard lately at updating their indie travel guides and destination specific content. With Thailand as one of the top indie travel destinations in the world and a great home base for travel in Southeast Asia, we offer plenty of articles and resources to help plan your next trip.
Check out the following articles and resources to help plan your trip to one of the best backpacking regions around:
Everything You Need to Know About Train Travel in Southeast
Ever since the hippies first set foot in Thailand back in the 60′s, it has been a popular tourist destination. Even as recent as the mid-90s Thailand still had plenty of undiscovered locales and islands. Not so now.
While it’s not terribly easy to get off-the-beaten path in Thailand anymore, there is a reason that tourists keep flocking to The Land of Smiles. Actually, there are countless reasons.
While the headier than thou backpacking crowd may scoff at it being an indie
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For travelers visiting Thailand, Phuket Airfares is the best source for great deals on airfare. Before departing, however, it is highly recommended that travelers learn a few common terms in Thai to better interact with locals and ensure the best travel experience. Here is a list of 10 common and useful phrases.
1. Ka and KrubKa and Krub are added to the end of a sentence
Whether you’re just passing through or making Thailand a destination, you are sure to join the millions of travelers who reminisce fondly over their stay in the land of smiles. With a welcoming culture and a tourist infrastructure that caters to all types of travelers – from luxury to budget ends of the spectrum – there is something for everyone to love in Thailand. As the growing community of expats show, you may end up staying way past your first
Thai food is one of the most popular international cuisines, beloved by countries around the world. Known for their spicy curries, fragrant soups, and a balance of salty-sweet-sour, Thai dishes can easily be addictive. Street food is quite popular in Thailand and most families eat together communally, if you get an invite to dine with a local family, by all means take it! You’ll taste a variety of dishes with influences from all over Southeast Asia. Here are a sampling
Phuket is located in the Andaman Sea, and is Thailand’s largest island with some of the best beaches, nightlife, and diving that the country has to offer. This three day itinerary will give you a good starting point for some of the variety of things to do in and around Phuket, but of course if you can do as little or as much of it as you like. Some people arrive in town, park themselves on a beautiful beach, and
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