Sarah W is a travelling cat-lover who enjoys exploring places that are a little bit quirky or away from headline attractions. Favourite things include delicious falafel, snuggling under a thick duvet, (badly) belting out karaoke at the top of her lungs, and, of course, her family, friends, and furry pets.
Located in Central Thailand, en route between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, is the city of Lopburi. Discover the attractions here, from sunflower fields and calm reservoirs to temples overrun with playful monkeys.
Easily accessible from Bangkok and replete with natural and cultural attractions, Koh Si Chang is a little-visited island that deserves more attention. Here's how to spend a weekend on Koh Si Chang.
In the Thai province of Ubon Ratchathani lies an otherworldly attraction that is little-known to tourists: Sam Phan Bok, also known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand.
Located to the east of Bangkok, the underrated province of Chachoengsao boasts magnificent temples and more. Here are the main things to do when you’re in the region.
Think Melaka is just another Malaysian city? Think again! With so many historical sights, amazing food, street art and quirky cafes, you might just end up extending your trip.
With scenic nature and breathtaking views, Wang Nam Khiao in Northeastern Thailand has been likened to Switzerland. Here are the things you can see and do here.
Not your typical cultural attraction, these hell temples in Thailand will make your hairs stand with its horrifying statues and depictions.
Mor Hin Khao, also known as the Stonehenge of Thailand, is a jewel of a travel destination. Found in Chaiyaphum, it's off the beaten path but truly worth the detour.
Gracing the Gulf of Thailand is Prachuap Khiri Khan, an off-the-beaten-path destination that is very much worth some attention.
