Things to Do Near Khao San Road Part One: All About Khao San Road Khao San Road is one of the places you love to hate, but keep going back to. It’s by far the center of Bangkok’s backpacker culture. In fact, it’s most travelers first interaction with Thailand. If it’s your first stop, we promise things aren’t always that …
6 Things to Do In Sukhumvit Area (Close to Slumber Party Bangkok)
6 Things to Do in Sukhumvit While Sober Sukhumvit Road is Bangkok’s largest street and nothing even comes close. In fact, it stretches all the way down to the Cambodian border in Koh Kong. If you’re looking for things to do in Sukhumvit area, you’ve got plenty of options. Since it acts as a central hub to Bangkok’s public transportation …
Bangkok Nightlife: The Top 5 Nightclubs in Bangkok
Nightclubs in Bangkok are Packed Every Single Day Pop culture has given Bangkok nightlife the praise it deserves. With hundreds of nightclubs playing everything from EDM to old-school hip-hop and everything in between, it’s no wonder tourists and Thai locals flock to the clubs seven nights a week. Yeah, you heard us. There isn’t a single day of the week …
Bangkok Nightlife: The Best Rooftop Bars in Bangkok
Getting drunk – Why not do it with some style? Well, well, well, my dearest ladies and gentlemen. There is a time for wearing sweaty, beer-stained Chang tank tops and a time for being classy. Today it’s all about being high and I’m not talking about the stuff you would do on Tonsai Beach. No, today we visit the most …
Bangkok Pet Cafés: Cats, Dogs and Bunnies!
Take a break from the big city madness and unwind at one of Bangkok’s pet cafés. Bangkok pet cafés are a great way to spend an afternoon. Being part of a warm and positive environment can set the mood for the rest of your trip. Trust us on this one: You won’t regret spending a couple hours at a pet …
Bangkok to Chiang Mai: Buses, Planes and Trains, Oh My
What’s the best way to get from Bangkok to Chiang Mai? Chiang Mai and Bangkok couldn’t be more different. One is Thailand’s largest city, but the other is fifth on the list. Bangkok serves as the country’s business center, while Chiang Mai is known for its culture. And considering that the two cities are 700 kilometers apart, that’s no surprise. …
Bangkok Shopping Guide Part 2: Chatuchak Market
How to navigate through Bangkok’s biggest market and where to cuddle cute puppies. Shopping malls in Bangkok are nice and all, but we think you can get a better feel of the city by visiting one of the famous markets. The Chatuchak Weekend Market has not only the fame, but also the size to compete with the world’s largest markets. Here …
Bangkok Shopping Guide Part 1: Malls
As backpackers, we tend to be on a tight budget. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t treat ourselves every once in a while and go on a Bangkok shopping spree. Exactly, you deserve that 300 Baht Gucci handbag that is so not fake! Yes, you should buy that “Same same, but different” tank top that no one else has! …
Bangkok Guide to Muay Thai Fighting and Training
Intro to Muay Thai When people plan a trip to Bangkok, exercise usually isn’t high on their to-do list. Not to diss Las Vegas, but Bangkok is the true sin city. Tourists come here for crazy nights out, daily adventures, and experiences they’ll love but never remember. And while we (strongly) encourage those things, you just can’t miss out on …
How to Save Money in Bangkok: Frugal Tourism
Learn how to save money in Bangkok because it can be expensive. If you ask any backpacker what they love most about travelling southeast asia, they’ll tell you it’s how cheap it is. That’s especially true for Thailand’s capital city of Bangkok. But when we first got there, our wallets always felt empty in the morning. Maybe it was the …