A Modern Girl's Travel Guide
Sometimes in life you just have to splurge on things. However, I only splurge if I feel it’s really worth it. For the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, it’s always worth it. The one hundred twenty-five year old Oriental is rated as the number one hotel in Bangkok, and many can argue, including myself, that this hotel Read Post
Koh Tao, a minuscule island off the gulf of Thailand certifies the second most amount of people for scuba diving every year after Australia. The island is home to over fifty Five-Star PADI scuba diving schools on a piece of land only thirteen square miles in size. Like several of the islands in Thailand, there are heaps Read Post
Overview of Tiger Kingdom Millions of people travel to Thailand every year. Known for it’s immaculate waters, beaches, infinite shimmering temples and their undeniably delicious Thai food, but there is a part of Thai tourism that many people don’t discuss, the bad part. Although Thailand has so many positives there are a few negatives worth Read Post
*Scroll to the bottom to get the PROs and CONs of the trip overall…Read this entry if you want a full outline of the jungle treks that leave from Chiang Mai. If I closed my eyes, I felt like I was six years old again. I remember the guide telling my parents eighteen years ago, Read Post
Chiang Mai is the largest city in northern Thailand and is known for its abundance of Buddhist temples, vast jungle brush, and northern spicy Thai food that will leave even the fiercest spice enthusiasts sweating. With so much to see and do in Chiang Mai, sometimes it can be overwhelming. This guide is designed to help Read Post
