Sound healing, fire puja, kirtan: welcome to spiritual Koh Phangan in Thailand. The hippie culture is definitely present on the island. But for the non-hippies among us: what do those activities actually entail? And is it also easily accessible for the less spiritual people?
Such a small island, so much to do. You won’t get bored in Koh Phangan in Thailand. I have selected 23 tips for activities and sights in Koh Phangan for you. Enjoy!
Sweat, lots of sweat. So much sweat that I sweat my sunscreen off. Mosquitos chase me through the overgrown jungle. Plant thorns leave scratches on my arms and legs. A nice walking tour of Koh Phangan turns out to be quite challenging. But wow, it’s a beautiful trek from Haad Rin to Haad Yuan!
Whoohoo! You are going to Koh Phangan! But how do you actually get there? In this blog, I explain how to travel from Bangkok to Koh Phangan.
Seen enough Buddhas and temples in Thailand? In the metropolis of Bangkok, you can spend a day at the pool, but if you want to go out… Try these alternative Bangkok tips: a cat cafe, a dog cafe, and a glass viewing platform.
When a friend asks me if I could, hypothetically, live in Bangkok for a year, I have serious doubts. However, when I end up in the Ari district, the answer is a resounding yes! Check out my tips for Ari in Bangkok.
The Chinese city of Xiamen is now often a stopover for travelers to Indonesia and Japan. Usually, that transfer is quite long: 12 hours is no exception. So what can you do during that time?
Hundreds of blogs have already been written about Ubud in Bali. Is this blog necessary? I think so. Not to dampen your enthusiasm about Ubud but to paint a slightly more realistic picture.
