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The Little Red Book (Thailand Travel Diary #1)

I won the Emirates lottery to be seated behind the only toddler on board on the flight to Bangkok. I didn’t sleep a wink but crammed in 3 quality films. Upon landing, I followed the herd through the Passport People onto the next security checkpoint. People were rushing!

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Trang Tales of the Unexpected

I had been on a diet of bananas, rice crackers, fat free yogurt, electrolytes, activated charcoal, bland rice dishes and Smecta for five days. I don’t think I need to explain why. A Night Market was close by, so one evening I did a quick walk through it to see

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Koh Samui Mountains and Khao Yum

With the roads gradually drying out after so much rain, I took a long bike ride up into the Koh Samui mountains. The highest point is called Khao Pom, which peaks at 2,083 feet above the ocean blue. Fortunately, it was a clear day and the view was fantastic! Also

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OXA Party on Koh Phangan and Xantiva Ice Bath

I visited a wellness center / health club on Koh Phangan called Xantiva. Apart from a large gym, there are saunas, a jacuzzi and an ice bath. I decided to be brave and take an icy plunge. I got some advice from a kindly Irishman and managed to stay submerged

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An Evening Naked on Zen Beach on Koh Phangan

Zen Beach on Koh Phangan is one of Thailand’s most iconic islands – famous for its nightly drumming circles, fire shows, and its free-spirited, clothing-optional vibe. Located near Srithanu village, this beach attracts backpackers, travellers, and locals who gather every evening to play, dance, and celebrate. During my visit, I

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Koh Phayam Hippy Bar and Happy Islanders

I’m certain that swaying in a hammock feels so comforting because it reminds us of being rocked like a baby. I also believe that being submerged in warm water triggers a very early memory of what it felt like to be in the womb. These are feelings that I have

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Koh Koh Kabana: Koh Phayam

I missed the last ferry to Koh Phayam. If it wasn’t for heavy rains, roadworks, and a military police-stop which checked the IDs of every single passenger on board a big bus, I would have made it. I was in the province of Ranong 10 hours later and quickly booked