A Budget Travel Blog
Siem Reap is a small town located just a few kilometres away from the world-famous ruins of the Angkor Wat complex. Siem Reap has a strategic location making visiting not … Continue reading Siem Reap (part one) – two slow weeks teaching yoga
Is Cambodia expensive? Cambodia, despite the fact it’s a very poor country is actually one of the most expensive countries to visit as a tourist/traveler in the whole South East … Continue reading Budget your trip: Cambodia
What is Couchsurfing? Couchsurfing is a social platform which allows potential hosts and travellers to find each other. The idea is simple: as a host, you open your doors to … Continue reading Couchsurfing- the best way to meet the locals and save some money
We kept the last full day in Thailand to meet Siriporn- a lovely Thai woman we met at the meditation course on Ko Samui. JIt was a perfect way of … Continue reading The last day in Thailand
Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the old Siam capital and an impressive cluster of ruined Buddhist temples and palaces, set among water bodies and lush greenery. Ayutthaya’s historical … Continue reading The great ruins of Ayutthaya
The trip to at least one of the floating markets near Bangkok is listed as a must-see in every blog, guidebook or website. Just like with most of the popular … Continue reading Back to Bangkok (part two) – Enduring the crowds at the famous floating markets of Bangkok
Our first visit to Bangkok was very short, therefore we decided to stay at the capital for a good couple of days to explore it more thoroughly. NIGHT AT THE … Continue reading Back to Bangkok (part one) – from touristic city centre to local experience
Our friend who came to meet us in Phuket preferred to stay near the beach so we ended up in a place we’d have never chosen otherwise: Patong beach, the … Continue reading Phuket (part two)- the unappealing Patong beach
Phuket is an epitome of mass tourism. 40% of the tourists visiting Thailand come to Phuket. This large island on the Andaman coast is connected to mainland by a bridge … Continue reading Phuket (part one)- charming town and crowded beaches
On our second day in Khao Sok we joined a day trip to Cheow Lan lake. Whoever we talked to seemed to agree that the lake was an absolute must … Continue reading Khao Sok (part two) – tranquility and thrill on Cheow Lan lake
Khao Sok National Park, located deep in the interior of the narrow peninsula, is southern Thailand’s jewel. This chunk of primary rain forest prides a few beautiful waterfalls and karst … Continue reading Khao Sok National Park (part one) – great for those who can afford it
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