This week we take a look at two amazing Thai cities that offer very different ex-pat experiences. We travelled from Hua Hin to Pattaya for the last week of our trip to Thailand. In my opinion, it’s worth visiting both. Although I understand why some will turn their noses up at Pattaya.
Why not hire a car and take a road trip through Thailand from Hua Hin (Bangkok) to Phuket? The roads are excellent, the scenery incredible, and the people are hospitable. There is lots to see and do as you experience heartland of Thailand.
Back in Thailand again after my last trip back in February. Things have changed since then. Thailand is back to normal as is most of the world. There is one change though that I didn’t see coming, and it’s EVERYWHERE.
I love being in the Philippines. For me, it’s kind of like two countries in one. There are the main cities and central hubs for each region and the main tourist spots. Think Boracay (boy has that place changed since I was first there 18 years ago), then there is ‘everywhere else’.
Thinking of retiring to Asia? Well here’s a little taster of what we have been working on over this year. A tool to help you compare and plan for your move to SE. Asia.
Going to stay in the country for a while? These 10-year visas may be what you are looking for. Although not overly common, we provide three country examples here.
Khao Lak is the place to be if you want a change in your pace of life. Good beaches, fab food, and friendly people but it’s still slow-paced like Byron Bay used to be.
After 2 and a half years of waiting but not sitting still, we are back in the saddle and ready to take you on an adventure to our SE Asian Retirement Destinations.
Thailand is leading the way in opening its borders to the world. Of course it does come with added obligations, but they are not as onerous as you would think….
An introduction to designing and owning your unique, affordable and fun retirement home in SE Asia. Why not consider buying a nipa hut in the Philippines?