Bangkok’s bustling Yaowarat Road is home to the largest Chinatowns in South East Asia. There is so much food here that it would take you weeks, maybe even months of exploring and eating to discover them all!

Tsuru Udon at Bangkok’s Central World serves up bundles of deliciously cold or hot chewy udon noodles with a variety of soothing or rich soups.

The newly opened Kiri Tsukemen is known for their thick and chewy noodles and their strong, rich, and intense broth with pieces of melt in your mouth pork belly stewing away.

Experience Mon culture at the Mon Bridge in Sangkhlaburi which spans a whopping 850 meters making it the longest wooden bridge in Thailand and the 3rd longest walkable bridge in the world!

Thailand is massive luggage of culture shock for unfamiliar tourists, so there are a lot of things you must know before visiting this land of smiles.

Amphawa Floating Market stands as a popular tourist attraction within the province of Samut Songkram. A feast for the eyes, ears, and of course, mouth, you’ll find yourself spending countless hours exploring all the nooks and crannies that this traditional Thai market has to offer.

When in Northern Thailand, you have to try Lanna cuisine. And what better place to experience such unique flavors than in the foodie heaven of Chiang Mai. It’s no wonder why there is always a long queue at Tong Tem Toh, it’s because they are arguably the best when it comes to this style of cuisine.

Located a short distance away from BTS Ratchathewi, Pasta Ama serves up delicious pastas and brunch items all for a relatively low price!

Beast Burger is a fabulous burger joint in Chiang Mai serving up deliciously meaty and juicy burgers made with premium high quality ingredients.

Khao Soi Lung Prakit Kaat Gorm of Netflix fame serves up the most delicious Northen Thai style curry noodle soup with the most tender meats you can find anywhere.

Chiang Khan Skywalk is a vantage point atop a small mountain, 80 meters above the Mekong River, located at Tambon Pak Tom in the province of Loei.

Getting to Chiang Khan, Loei can be tough. Luckily there are a few options available such as planes, busses, and minivans. Here are my recommendations for which mode of transport is the best for you.

Here are my personal recommendations for best places to stay at in Chiang Khan Walking Street. Each hotel is designed to provide you with the best hospitality that Chiang Khan has to offer!

Chiang Khan Walking Street borders on the Mekong River in the Loei Province of Northern Thailand. Famous for its old wooden buildings and relaxing atmosphere, this is the place to be to escape stresses of modern living.

South Korea’s famous Egg Drop has opened a flagship franchise in Bangkok. These premium gourmet egg sandwiches are surely instagram-able and they taste pretty good as well.