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Bangkok, Thailand
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Khao Yai National Park, Thailand
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Chiang Mai, Thailand
La loop
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Tha Pai Hot Spring, Thailand
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Chiang Rai, Thailand
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Mae Sai District, Thailand
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Koh Chang, Thailand
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Kaeng Krachan National Park, Thailand
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Kui Buri National Park, Thailand
Un parc pour les locaux davantage, safari peu intéressant.. mais pt marche jungle..
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Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, Thailand
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Chumphon, Thailand
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Koh Tao, Thailand
Plongée Emmy ♡♡♡
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Phuket, Thailand
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Khao Sok National Park, Thailand
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Ao Nang, Thailand
Ao Nang is a popular beach location close to Krabi town.It has all the amenities you’d want during your Thailand holiday, including great bars, a large supermarket, cheap street food, and a small stretch of sand to lay out on.
Day 1
Ao Nang beach is actually not much to write home about, but the neighboring Railay Beach is. This beach is only accessible by longtail boat, so buy a two-way ticket from Ao Nang and pack a swimsuit and towel to spend the day at Railay Beach. Here, you can chill on the shore or hike to a viewpoint, go snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, even rock climbing.
Day 2
If you need more beach time, it’s easy to chill for a second day at Ao Nang or even back at Railay Beach. Alternatively, if you want to work up a sweat, rent a scooter and head to nearby Krabi town, home to a 1237-step climb to the Tiger Cave Temple. You can also hike to Dragon’s Crest for more incredible views over South Thailand.
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Koh Lipe, Thailand
Conseil de Amy ! Son endroit préféré du sud
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Koh lanta, Thailand
Le parc national de Koh Lanta englobe les célèbres Hin Daeng et Hin Muang , deux sites de plongée de renommée mondiale où l'on aperçoit fréquemment des raies manta et des requins-baleines en avril.
Koh Lanta is the opposite of Koh Phi Phi: the perfect place to experience peace and quiet. During my backpacking Thailand itinerary, Koh Lanta may have been the quietest place I visited. A sense of local community is still strong here, and although it’s frequented by tourists, it’s not over-the-top.
Day 1
Rent a scooter to circle the outskirts of Koh Lanta. Highlights of the island include Koh Lanta National Park to the very south (a perfect place for a picnic) and Koh Lanta Old Town where you can see local homes and businesses built over the water on stilts. You can also check out Lanta Animal Welfare, an animal shelter that you can spend some time volunteering at or just take a dog on a walk!
Day 2
You deserve a rest day by now during this busy one month in Thailand itinerary, right? Grab a cabana by the sea, a fruit juice and a good book to spend the day Koh Lanta style.
Where To Stay On Koh Lanta
I loved my stay at Sonya Guesthouse, owned by a lovely family and with an attached restaurant. It’s just down the street from the beach, perfect for relaxing during this Thailand backpacking itinerary.
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Koh Phangan, Thailand
Full moon
Bottes beach view point
Party