The Peninsula Bangkok Review: Is This Luxury Riverside Hotel Worth It?
After spending six months traveling around Thailand, I decided to end my trip with a splurge at a hotel that had long been on my Bangkok bucket list:…
Night markets, jungle mountains, and finding your rhythm abroad
Thailand is where my nomad life really began — Chiang Mai was my first long-term base, and I’ve since explored Bangkok’s neighborhoods, the limestone karsts of Krabi and Railay Beach, and the quieter side of islands like Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. These guides cover the practical side of living and traveling here, from visa runs to the best pad thai stalls.
After spending six months traveling around Thailand, I decided to end my trip with a splurge at a hotel that had long been on my Bangkok bucket list:…
Location: Chiang Dao, ThailandType of Stay: Riverside Cottage HomestayPrice Range: $$Digital Nomad-Friendly? Yes, but only for short tripsBest For: Vacationers,…
Location: Chiang Dao, ThailandType of Stay: Boutique HotelPrice Range: $$Digital Nomad-Friendly? Yes, but best for a short stay or vacationBest…
Chiang Dao, Thailand, is one of those hidden gems that travelers often overlook in favor of more famous spots like…
Chiang Dao, Thailand, is one of those places that doesn’t get nearly as much attention as it should. While travelers…
Chiang Dao, Thailand, is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Tucked away in the mountains of northern Thailand, this peaceful…
After spending over six months traveling across Thailand, I’m excited to share everything you need to know before visiting this…
Thailand, a land of vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, is a dream destination for many. From the bustling…
Thailand is one of the world’s top destinations for digital nomads, and for good reason. From vibrant cities like Bangkok…
More about Thailand
I’ve spent more time exploring Thailand than anywhere else in the world, and it’s still my favourite country to travel. One of the things I love most is how much it changes from region to region. You can spend your mornings hiking through mountain villages in the north, then a few days later be relaxing on a tropical island in the south. Add incredible food, friendly locals and endless places to explore, and it’s a destination I never seem to get tired of.
Thailand is one of the easiest countries in the world to settle into, whether you’re staying for a few weeks or several months. My Thailand digital nomad guide covers visas, living costs, where to base yourself and what it’s like to work remotely here. I’ve also shared detailed reviews of two of my favourite places to stay in Chiang Dao: Dara Dao and MayamYay Riverside Homestay.
If you’re just getting started, my Ultimate Thailand travel guide brings everything together, from transport and itinerary planning to the best time to visit. You can also browse my guide to the best places to visit in Thailand to decide which regions are the best fit for your trip.