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Most people rush through Suratthani to get to the

Most people rush through Suratthani to get to the islands, but I think it deserves at least a full day of exploration.

In the silent beauty of ruins,, we discover that t

In the silent beauty of ruins,, we discover that time may crumble walls, but it cannot erase the spirit that once filled them.

I think I can speak for most Southeast Asians when

I think I can speak for most Southeast Asians when I say that we don't consider it cultural appropriation for foreigners to wear our traditional costumes. If anything, we're flattered that you're interested in our culture. Just remember to stay respectful, wear the outfit the way it's supposed to be worn, and if you're not sure about something, ask. 😊

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Wat Arun, Bangkok.

Possibly one of the best trips I've ever had in Th

Possibly one of the best trips I've ever had in Thailand, despite the constant downpour and accidentally bringing home a frog in my shoe.

Smiley Dome Camp Khao Sok National Park Suratthani

Smiley Dome Camp
Khao Sok National Park
Suratthani, Thailand

Like a beached dugong. 🤭

Like a beached dugong. 🤭

When you find an aesthetic cafe and simply have to

When you find an aesthetic cafe and simply have to take a picture at every corner 🙈

Coffee Old City
Ayutthaya, Thailand

Every time I went to Bangkok, I'd tell myself I'd

Every time I went to Bangkok, I'd tell myself I'd visit Ayutthaya. But I've never been much of a 'cultured' tourist, always preferring nature to history.
Somehow, this time, I made it here. 😍

Living on the edge. KL Tower Walk 100, Kuala Lump

Living on the edge.

KL Tower Walk 100,
Kuala Lumpur

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