You can buy a drink in this laid-back beach resort with sunset views.

This hotel is located just a short drive from the city center and major attractions like Chiang Mai University and Nimman Road. The rooms are air-conditioned and you have the convenience of a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Rooms are clean and comfortable and staff is friendly, making it a great choice for both short and long stays.

A must-visit spot in Bangkok. It’s one of the largest markets in the world, with over 15,000 stalls sprawling across 26 sections. Whether you're into fashion, antiques, home decor, or unique souvenirs, you'll find it all here. The market is divided into sections, making it easier to navigate, but part of the fun is getting lost and discovering unexpected treasures. A pro tip I picked up: arrive early around 10 AM to beat the crowds and score some great bargains. Vendors often give better deals in the morning as they believe the first sale brings good luck.

The White Temple, or Wat Rong Khun, in Chiang Rai is a mesmerizing piece of contemporary architecture that stands out for its striking white color and intricate designs. Created by artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, the temple symbolizes purity and the teachings of Buddha. With its elaborate carvings and surreal aesthetic, it’s definitely the highlight of my trip to Chiang Rai.

A chill hangout for live reggae music, island-style food, and happy hour across three bars, including one right on the beach.

Perched on a cliff, this ancient Hindu temple offers stunning ocean views and hosts traditional dance shows. Here, you can watch the famous Kecak fire dance.

Sophisticated fusion restaurant featuring 360-degree views of rice fields, mountains and rivers.

An island vibe suffuses this stylish arts and crafts bazaar with a clothing boutique and frozen yogurt.

A true hidden gem in the Bali island Nusa Penida. Unique geological formation with clear and turquoise water.