Thailand is a paradise for food lovers; especially those that can handle a bit of heat. Interestingly, chilli is not native to Thailand (it’s from Central and South America) but you would never know it. Thai people have embraced chilli with the kind of gusto usually reserved for religion and football. W...
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Top Five Must-Eat Foods in Thailand
Posted on September 1, 2010 – Tags: Emma Gardiner, Thailand
The best things about fancy hotels
Posted on August 22, 2010 – Tags: Emma Gardiner
My family used to go on camping holidays. One memorable night, it rained so heavily that there was a river of water flowing under our tent. Fortunately, we were on airbeds so we floated right on over it. Sheraton, Pattaya aka The Most Beautiful Hotel in the World Camping is so much fun because it takes you wa...
Lisa’s Travel Deal of the Week: Thailicious
Posted on July 30, 2010 – Tags: Lisa's Travel Deal of the Week
Forget bouts of Bali belly, getting lost in a city where you don’t speak the language or hostel dorm ‘rustlers’, the perennial challenge for travellers is what to do when you’re not travelling. I’ve found one of the best ways to get through the seemingly endless months between trips is to head overs...
Tipster Tuesday: Thailand and Vietnam
Posted on July 19, 2010 – Tags: Thailand, Tipster Tuesday, Vietnam
Guess who’s going to Thailand and Vietnam in two weeks’ time? Uh, that would be me. The utterly delightful people at Thai Airways are sending me on a little adventure. To say I am excited would be like saying the Dalai Lama is a good bloke. I am beside myself. I am travelling from 3rd – 14...
Weird foods of the world
Posted on February 21, 2010 –
One thing that simultaneously amuses and horrifies me in other countries is the menu. I love that you can waltz up to a street vendor only to discover that your options are stuffed cockroaches, deep-fried crickets or pickled centipedes. That is something you most definitely cannot get at home. When I lived i...
Win a trip to Thailand
Posted on November 17, 2009 –
Singha beer is one of the many wonderful things about Thailand. I loved the elephants (when you feed them bananas, you get trunk snot on your hands which is both gross and cute at the same time). Then there are the beaches, the waterfalls, the jungles and the incense-scented temples (the best part of which ...
