Summary of Our Journey Through Southern Thailand
Traveling to Thailand is more than just a journey; it's an invitation to immerse oneself in a vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or planning your first trip, understanding the nuances of this Southeast Asian gem can enhance your adventure significantly. Let’s explore the breathtaking southern region of Thailand, unraveling its treasures and offering insights to make your visit truly remarkable.
Our Itinerary Through Thailand's Southern Paradise
During our recent journey, we spent an exhilarating 16 days exploring the bustling city of Bangkok and the breathtaking southern destinations of Railay and Koh Lipe. Every corner of Thailand offers unique experiences, and our itinerary was no exception.
To provide a visual reference of our travels, here is a map showcasing our route throughout Thailand. For detailed articles on each destination, simply click on the markers on the map.
Essential Articles for Your Journey
As avid travelers, we’ve chronicled our experiences in various articles to help future explorers navigate Thailand effectively. Here are some essential reads from our journey:
- Guide to Bangkok for Backpackers
- Railay: Where Climbing Meets Spanish Flair
- Koh Lipe: A Dog's Life
- Eating Through Thailand
We have written extensively about our adventures in Thailand. For a comprehensive collection of articles, click here.
Budgeting Your Thai Adventure
Traveling in Thailand can be incredibly affordable. Throughout our journey, we spent an average of €15.36 per day each, broken down as follows:
- Food: Daily average of €4.45. The street food scene is diverse and inexpensive, with meals available for as little as 35-40 baht (around €1).
- Accommodation: Daily average of €4.46. A double room typically costs between 200-400 baht (€5-10), with even cheaper options available in shared dorms.
- Transportation: Daily average of €5.39. We utilized various modes of transport including buses, trains, and ferries.
- Miscellaneous: Daily average of €1.06, covering temple entrances and souvenirs.
Reference Prices:
- Coca-Cola: 15-20 baht
- Water: 7-10 baht
- Grilled skewers: 5-20 baht
- Large beer: 50-80 baht
- Motorbike rental: 100-250 baht
- Rice/noodle dish: 35-50 baht
- Western meal: 100-200 baht
- Gasoline (per liter): 35-40 baht
- Internet: 30-40 baht/hour (ample free Wi-Fi is available in restaurants/hotels).
Highlights and Low Points of Our Trip
In this section, we share personal anecdotes, fleeting moments of joy, and the challenges we faced during our travels. Here’s a brief overview of what we loved and what left us wanting.
What We Loved Most
- The Pad Thai from Koh Rambuttri in Bangkok was simply the best we tasted during our trip!
- Koh Lipe is stunning, though the bugs on Sunrise Beach were quite a nuisance!
- The massaman curry from Southern Thailand is a delightful treat!
- Krabi's natural beauty is awe-inspiring, with limestone cliffs rising dramatically from the water.
Our Captured Memories
Here are some photographs from our journey that encapsulate the beauty and vibrancy of Thailand:
We hope our travel guide to Thailand for backpackers proves useful for your journey. If you have any questions or need advice, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help!
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