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#55 – Diving for PADI – Ko Tao, Thailand

Posted on February 5, 2014 by kel — 2 Comments

Ko Tao is literally a divers paradise located in the Gulf of Thailand along with Ko Samui (tourist central, as mentioned before) and Ko Pang’an (The infamous Full Moon Party island) working as a triple threat of Thai archipelago. Ko…

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#47 – Beach Mode – Ko Chang, Thailand (Part 1)

Posted on December 14, 2013 by kel — 4 Comments

Ko Chang, meaning Elephant Island in Thai has been slowly developing from a backpacker’s hotspot into a vacation paradise. Only about 6 hours from Bangkok, Ko Chang is the 2nd biggest island in Thailand. White sandy beaches line the island…

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#35 – Pai, Thailand

Posted on August 23, 2013 by kel — 9 Comments

Pai is a picturesque little town found in the province of Mae Hon Son of North Thailand. Pai has somewhat boomed with an influx of tourists (especially Chinese tourists, seriously it was like Chinatown there) in the last few…

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#34 – Ko Samui, Thailand

Posted on August 21, 2013 by kel — 5 Comments

Located in the Surat Thani province in south of Thailand and the biggest island in the Gulf of Thailand after Phuket, Ko Samui is a haven for tourists and travellers alike boasting a well developed town, paved roads, and an…