Thailand

Thailand Packing List: What to Pack for Your Trip

My starting point for Thailand would be a small, washable wardrobe, a complete outfit for temples, comfortable walking shoes, sun and mosquito protection, and the personal items that are awkward to replace: medicines, glasses and travel documents. Add rain protection, swimwear or warmer layers for the places you are visiting. For a two-week trip, plan

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Waterfalls Near Chiang Mai: Where to Walk, Climb and Enjoy the View

Updated September 2026. For waterfalls near Chiang Mai, my recommendations depend on what you want from the outing. Huay Kaew is the convenient city-edge choice; Mae Sa suits a walk between cascades; Bua Tong offers climbing on its distinctive limestone; and Wachirathan gives you a large waterfall on a Doi Inthanon trip. The nearest pin

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Wat Sri Suphan: My Guide to Chiang Mai’s Silver Temple

I choose Wat Sri Suphan for the metalwork. Up close, the silver-coloured ordination hall gives you plenty to examine: raised figures, patterned surfaces and scenes worked into panels around the building. Its position in Wualai, south of Chiang Mai’s Old City, also makes it an easy temple to combine with the neighbourhood’s silver shops and

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6 Reasons to Visit the Tiger Park in Chiang Mai Today

If you’re planning to visit Chiang Mai, Thailand, one of the most popular tourist attractions is the Tiger Kingdom. This park allows visitors to get up close and personal with tigers, providing a unique and thrilling experience. Located in Mae Rim, just a short drive from central Chiang Mai, the Tiger Kingdom offers visitors the

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