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Thailand travel guide & advice for your next visit
WEBAbsolute highlights. Thailand packs a solid punch when it comes to offering appealing attractions, but when it comes to the absolute must-sees in Thailand, a few spots really shouldn’t be missed.Choose from scores of tropical islands, multiple sites of fascinating ruins, trekking destinations in the north and, for those seeking an intense megalopolis experience, the nation’s capital ...
Weather and the best time to visit Thailand - Travelfish
WEBGenerally speaking,the best time to visit Thailand is from November to February when the northeast monsoon is blowing cool, dry air that serves as a respite from the heat. During this cool season, the temperature ranges from 18 to 32 degrees Celsius in Bangkok, while in northern and northeast Thailand, temperatures can get quite cool with ...
Getting to, from and around Indonesia - Travelfish
WEBIt’s at this stage that payment should be made through the passenger-side window. Bank on, say, a seven-kilometre journey costing about 5,000 rupiah and a kilometre journey costing 1,500-2,000 rupiah. Everything in between will likely be 3,000 rupiah give or take — it’s an incredibly cheap way of getting around a city.
Weather and the best places to visit Thailand in September.
WEBSoutheast Thailand. September on the Gulf islands can be lovely. It is the last month of especially good weather before the wet months of October and November. Yet again, the islands of Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao remain the best choice weather-wise in September. This time of year the Gulf Coast mainland is actually a little wetter than ...
Vietnam travel guide & advice for your next visit
WEBPopular destinations. Ha Long Bay: A cruise on Ha Long Bay—or the Bay of the Descending Dragon—for many represents a pinnacle of their experience in Vietnam.. Out on the Bay of the Descending Dragon. Photo: Sarah Turner. Sapa: Choice views of the Muong Hoa valley and Mount Fansipan are the prime commodity on sale in Lao Cai’s signature destination, Sapa, a hill station high in the ...
Visa & border crossing information for Cambodia - Travelfish
WEBDec 2, 2023 · Types of border crossings. Cambodia has two types of border crossings, international and local. As you may suspect, international crossings are generally open to all foreign nationalities who are in possession of a valid passport and visa, while local crossings are open only to locals (on each side of the border) who are able to cross back and forth using some form of border pass.
Laos travel guide & advice for your next visit
WEBAlternative destinations. Muang Ngoi: A gorgeous, sleepy town, Muang Ngoi gets our vote as one of the friendliest places in all of Laos. Simple as that. The daily commute Photo: Stuart McDonald. Champasak: Set on the banks of the Mekong in one of its wider sections, Champasak is the kind of town where you can end up staying a few days just reading a book and recharging.
Nha Trang travel guide (Updated 2018) Travelfish.org
WEBApr 15, 2018 · Nha Trang and the surrounding area of Vietnam's coastline sees considerable rain from October to December—making for poor beach time and diving, as the water gets pretty murky. Independent travel guide to Nha Trang, (Updated 2018) includes up to date information on guesthouses and hotels, attractions and advice on travel, timetables and more.
Indonesia travel guide & advice for your next visit
WEBIntroduction. While in much of Southeast Asia the general rule is to follow the backpackers to find the beautiful places to stay, in Indonesia you do well chasing the heels of scuba divers and surfers.These are the travellers who have for decades caught dodgy planes, crowded ferries, creaking trains and rusty buses to get to the most stunning, out-of-the-way places in search of the perfect ...
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