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Suspension of the TM6 arrival/departure card
The suspension of the TM6 arrival/departure card to speed up arrival procedures and avoid congestion at the international airports in Thailand seem to work. I just arrived and was positively surprised that there was no long waiting time at Suvarnabhumi Airport to get through immigration. At first, I was not convinced I was on this […]
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Incredible Places in Thailand you didn’t know that you wanted to visit
Here are the best places in Thailand you probably didn’t know you wanted to see. Some of the places I already wrote about. For others, I will write more about them in the future. Mor Hin Khao Did you know that Thailand has its own kind of Stonehenge? Natural formed, though. Mor Hin Khao’s stones […]
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Candle Festival in Ubon Ratchathani | A cavalcade of bee’s wax floats
The Candle festival in Ubon Ratchathani is the largest of its kind in Thailand. It is held during Buddhist Lent during two days in July.
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Ubon Ratchathani | The City of the Royal Lotus
Ubon Ratchathani is one of the fastest growing cities in Thailand. Close to the trading routes in Vietnam, Cambodia anf Laos it is devoloping fast. It is also a culinary paradise and with a spectacular yearly candle festival.
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Ancient Art on the Rocks | Pha Thaem National Park
Pha Thaem close to Ubon Ratchathani offers panoramic views of the Mekong river and hosts an ancient rock paint heritage. It is a great outing from Ubon or Kong Chiam.
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Thailand is gradually opening-up
TAT just announced that more provinces will be open for travel from 1st of October 2021.
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Flying Domestic in Thailand after Phuket Sandbox
A short blog post to give you an idea about travelling in Thailand by air after completing the Phuket Sandbox.
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Rocket Festival of Yasothon
Once a year the city of Yasothon is put on the map for its famous rocket festival. Once the bamboo rockets were made by monks. Now there is a competition in the area for the best and strongest rockets. This event is going on in the countryside as well. The point is to get generous amounts of water for the rice season.