Back in the day (or so legend has it), the Full Moon Party in Haad Rin Beach, Koh Phangan, Thailand was a quiet affair for world-wandering hippies who found spiritual awakening and solace at the sight of the full moon.
As in my previous article, I wrote about a beautiful destination ideal for camping, sightseeing, photography, and videography. This article was on Devil’s garden in Utah. The whole idea of this post came from a video filmed by a Bollywood
Renting a scooter in Southeast Asia couldn’t be easier! You have made it to Asia, perhaps you’ve seen the big sites and cities. Now, it’s time to get of the beaten track. As you have already noticed the locals use scooters
If you’re reading this you have probably heard about the amazing and affordable beach life that Thailand has to offer. Pale sand is so fine that it almost feels like golden dust. Gorgeous sunsets, cheap food, and drinks. The good
You may be wondering “How do I use my phone (in the traditional “phone” sense) while abroad?” Well … the good news is that are some legit low-cost options out there. No matter which path you end up going down,
The world’s top rated budget airline, year after year now, is AirAsia. This Malaysia-based budget carrier has brought dirt-cheap fares to nearly every corner of Southeast Asia. Simply put flying from one country to another in this region is cheaper
In this article by James Prior of Asia Scams and Asia Sight See you’ll learn about how to avoid getting screwed over while traveling around Asia. James has spent the better part of the last 10 years traveling around all corners
Considering taking a cheap Ryanair flight? Here is what you need to make your Ryanair flight more comfortable. Contrary to what some might tell you, it absolutely is possible to have an insanely cheap AND enjoyable Ryanair flight. After flying
The list of best airlines in the world is always changing as carriers compete to get a chunk of your hard earned cash. In the last few years the U.S. based airlines have struggled to get on the list in
After multiple protests that shook the political climate in Bangkok and led the government to declare a 2-month State of Emergency in January 2014, many tourists avoided the city and sometimes the whole country of Thailand. Once again, foreign press