Visas are so stupid. I just can’t fathom how a piece of paper can determine whether I am allowed to go into the country or not. When I went to Thailand last year, I didn’t even check to see if I needed one. I think living in the EU has made me a tad oblivious […]
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This is way late. Two years and four months too late but for uni I went on an exchange to Cordoba, Spain and I saw some things. Malaga I flew into Malaga with my mother. What a delight she is travelling, like a toddler but with a more diverse vocabulary. Eats: Bar Mercado Atarazanas in
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Malta, Malta, Malta. You sly fox, I almost didn’t see you there tucked down near northern Africa. You’re so small, I had sea views from the balcony of my hotel which was situated in the centre of the island. True story. When you first strut up to the capital Valletta you realise that the entire
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I have been going to various yoga studios around where I live in order to take advantage of the trial week offers that they have. All the classes were taught in English. The majority of them I had to book online beforehand since some classes fill up quickly (depending on the size of the studio).
Serious backpacking question, how do you roll a taco wrap, properly? I end up ripping the shell with my massive claws and then everything, including my shame, spills out onto the plate. I’ve witnessed, in awe, those wrap masters or wrapsters, as some may say (no one but me), in fast food places that do
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thailand itinerary I eat a lot. So naturally, that means I would be an amazing chef. Similar to how me walking up a flight of stairs without dry heaving makes me an Olympic athlete. I tried my hand at a cooking class in Chiang Mai since, apparently, that is the motherland* of Thai cooking. After
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This Thai festival is straight out of Disney’s Tangled. So weird that a 750-year-old country would copy a 2010 film, but okay. You’ve all seen that perfect snap of those lantern releases on the gram. That was the most millennial thing I have ever said, sorry. I meant to say that there are gorgeous photos
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I scooted to Krabi after Koh Phi Phi, arriving at Klong Jirad Pier. Similar to all other Thailand piers and similar to when Gandolf went to Saruman, I was greeted not by reason but by madness. “Official stands” selling over-priced taxi rides inside the arrivals hall urge you to book with them or you risk
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Phuket Airport is in the North of Phuket peninsula, which is mildly inconvenient if your hostel is in Kata like mine was. The same goes if you stay in Pah Tong or Karon. I read online that you could take a taxi for 800 baht (including a 100 baht airport tax), which takes about an
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No one ever asks me what I pack when I go travelling, which is rude but probably a good call. Once, I told my friend that she should pack, and then bring half of what she was planning to bring. I think I read this advice on a tea bag label or something. Turns out,
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