If TreeHouse Villas in Koh Yao Noi have caught your eye, and you’re wondering if the luxury resort on a beautiful Thai island is worth the splurge, look no further. I won’t make you dig for the answer. In my well-traveled opinion, the answer is YES. TreeHouse Villas are magical, perfectly remote, and my three-night stay was worth every cent. Let’s dive into the features of this resort that make it as dreamy as the Instagram photos lead you to believe.
Read MoreDid you land here because you were wondering if Bangkok, Thailand has a Four Seasons hotel? The new nine-acre riverside resort opened its doors in 2020 and is the perfect oasis amidst an otherwise chaotic city that never sleeps. Discover what I loved about my stay here!
Read MoreKnown for sprawling landscapes filled with fairy chimneys, an abundance of cave hotels, underground cities and sunrise hot air balloon rides, Cappadocia, Turkey is a fascinating draw for travelers from all over the world. Here are 10 of my favorite photos to prove winter truly is the best time to visit.
Read MoreCouchSurfing is an app that connects travelers with locals who have a spare couch or bed available in a given destination. Here’s why you should consider giving it a try in Turkey, and experience the generosity and hospitality of the Turkish people for yourself!
Read MorePlanning a trip to the Philippines? After my own experience, I feel confident enough to offer some very simple advice. Step 1: Beeline it straight for El Nido, and Step 2: Book a bed (or room!) at Spin Designer Hostel. I promise you won’t regret it, and I'll tell you why.
Read MoreGeorgetown. It's the eclectic and artsy capital of Penang Island, located in the northwestern state of Penang, Malaysia. Often overlooked for the country's bustling capital, Kuala Lumpur, Georgetown is quickly gaining attention as a cultural hub full of colorful street art, cafes, and cheap accommodation. Read on on for 10 photos that prove why Georgetown's undeniable charm is worth the trip.
Read MoreInterested in getting tatted in Thailand? Having experienced the popular bamboo method and traditional machine methods while living in the country, I’m here to compare both experiences and let you know what to expect!
Read MorePhuket, Thailand- where my ambitions to do anything but sunbathe and frolic around with a giant pineapple go to die. I was lucky enough to spend two nights in an incredible villa on the southern island- which by the way, is best pronounced without the 'h'. Check out the video I made!
Read MoreA rundown of my weekend solo adventure to Kanchanaburi, Thailand. There's something to be said for visiting Thailand during the rainy season, that's for sure.
Read MoreIf you live in or are visiting Bangkok, I think you too should clamber around the heaps of metal that used to fly through the sky and are now looked after by a Thai family living in a shack (smart little business venture, if you ask me.) Bangkok, I’ve learned, is home to some of the most unique exploration opportunities. The Airplane Graveyard is one such opportunity.
Read MoreUsually I'm the one doing the writing- so it was quite a novel experience when I was approached to interview for an article about expats in Thailand. The writer, penning the piece for BBC Capital, had a string of questions intended to elicit responses about life in Thailand. I spoke about my own story and the pros and cons of living in Bangkok, and also shed some light on why other expats decide to make the country their long-term home.
Read MoreI’m here to tell you that Siem Reap, Cambodia deserves a spot on your “must see” list. You will fall in love with the people. The coldest of hearts will find themselves completely wrapped up in their history. You will cherish every morsel of food that you discover. Lastly, you will feel like Lara Croft in Tomb Raider. Every single day.
Read MoreSo you want to teach abroad? I discuss how exactly I went about moving across the globe and answer some of the most common FAQs about teaching in Thailand.
Read MoreBeing an expat in Thailand can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride. This post features some of the ups and downs of my chaotic professional and personal life in Bangkok.
Read MoreA recap of my adventures in Bali, Koh Samui, Chiang Mai and the south of Thailand with mom on her very first international trip!
Read MoreWhen you unknowingly plan your trip to Bali during a very strict Balinese “Day of Silence” called Nyepi, you reflect on your past, present and future. What else can you do? You’re not allowed to leave your house!
Read MoreEver wondered what celebrating Christmas in a Southeast Asian country looks like? Well, a Thai Santa throwing money out into a crowd of children, turns out. I also detail my adventures in the south of Thailand for New Years. Think booze cruises, cliff jumping, and really awkward massages.
Read MoreThe destination was Koh Chang, also known as Elephant Island, a beautiful getaway off of Trat. The trip was approximately 5 hours south of Bangkok, made easier by an overnight pit stop in Pattaya, sometimes referred to as Thailand's own Sin City. Here’s how it went.
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