5 reasons to visit the north of Thailand
Away from the glitzy resorts that dot the beaches and islands of the south, for many, Northern Thailand is the real gem in Thailand’s crown. Here are five reasons why…
Read more6 ethical elephant adventures to have in Thailand
Say no to cruel riding camps and animal performances, and visit one of these ethical sanctuaries that allow rescued elephants to thrive in their natural jungle environment...
Read more12 of the best things to do in Thailand
Thailand has so much to offer travellers: abundant nature, island-hopping, floating markets and ancient Khmer castles. Here are the top things to do in this vibrant South-East Asian nation...
Read moreReturning to Thailand post-Covid: what it’s really like
Since the pandemic, Thailand has taken a slow, responsible and safe route to re-opening up its borders to visitors. Travel writer Mark Stratton recently visited Phuket and shares with us what it was like travelling to Thailand after Covid-19...
Read moreThailand needs you
In our post-pandemic world, it is more important than ever to support Thailand’s sustainability champions who help to conserve the country’s wildlife, communities and culture…
Read more13 ethical elephant sanctuaries in Thailand
Seeking an authentic elephant experience? Look no further than these responsible elephant sanctuaries that offer a natural and ethical way to see these incredible gentle giants...
Read moreGo wild! 7 wildlife hotspots in Thailand
See elephants, sun bears and big cats, as well as exotic bird and sea-life in Thailand’s jungles, mountains and oceans. Choose ethical travel companies that work with protected national parks and reserves to allow visitors to view wildlife responsibly without harming animals or their habitats. These are the best places to go where the wild things are…
Read more8 easy ways to become a more eco-friendly traveller in Thailand
Since the coronavirus lockdown, Thailand’s cities, wild havens and islands have had a chance to recover, so it is vital to preserve this bounce back by practising responsible tourism. These are just some of the small, simple changes you can make to become a more sustainable traveller and support local communities when they need it the most…
Read more5 alternative places in Thailand that will benefit from your post-lockdown visit
The shimmering shores of Phuket and Koh Samui may entice the lion’s share of Thailand’s sun-seekers, but away from the hordes are little-visited secrets hiding wildlife, rugged landscapes and even a floating art market. Here are 5 peaceful places for a post-lockdown visit…
Read more7 experiences in Thailand that need to go straight on your post-lockdown list
As Thailand moves into reopening to UK travellers, expect fewer crowds and memorable adventures. Whether you want to explore dense jungles or dive deep into pristine waters to see a kaleidoscope of marine life, there are plenty of thrilling, meaningful ways to engage in local conservation and Thailand's rich culture
Read more7 agrotourism projects to visit in Thailand
Agro-tourism projects give visitors the opportunity to gain an insight into rural life while giving something back to the country’s rural communities. Take your pick of these agro-tourism projects to check out on your next visit to Thailand...
Read moreThe best eco-friendly and vegan or vegetarian restaurants in Thailand
In Thailand, more restaurants than ever before are going out of their way to minimise their impact on the environment while offering a wider range of options for both vegetarians and vegans. Here are some of the top options for those seeking a more environmentally-responsible culinary experience. Green food never looked so good...
Read more9 of the best cycling routes in Thailand
Thailand is a fantastic destination for cyclists, whether it's the winding coastal roads or the narrow hilly tracks, which are attracting a growing number of the world's top mountain bikers. Here are the best spots for anyone considering a two-wheeled exploration of this beautiful country...
Read more9 simple ways you can help Koh Lipe’s eco-friendly culture
Looking for ways to reduce your pollution footprint on your travels? From ditching plastics and exploring by foot, to volunteer beach cleans and staying in eco-lodges, follow these simple but effective steps to become a responsible traveller through Thailand...
Read moreMeet Thailand's Chao Ley community
Venture to Thailand's Ko Surin islands for an up-close and personal encounter with the Chao Ley (sea gypsy) community. From fishing on traditional Moken boats to a family homestay by the beach shore, learn the life of the 'people of the sea'...
Read more4 reasons you need to visit Isaan, Thailand's North-East
Journey to Thailand's north-east region to uncover sacred temples, world-class wildlife and waterfalls, and some of the most breathtaking sunset views in South-East Asia...
Read more9 of Bangkok's most eco-friendly hotel stays
Going green when abroad is now even easier, thanks to the growing number of hotels with rather impressive eco credentials – and Bangkok's one of the cities leading the charge. Next time you're visiting Thailand's beautiful capital, offset those air mile-related guilt pangs with a stay at one of these eco-friendly properties...
Read more5 extraordinary river and sea journeys in Thailand
Discover remote islands by sailboat, spot wildlife on a cruise along the Mekong River, or cook up a foodie feast on the River Kwai – there are endless ways to explore Thailand's waterways. Here are our top five...
Read more9 of the best accommodation stays around Thailand’s national parks
Planning an exploration of one of Thailand’s fantastic national parks? We’ve found the best places to stay, whether you’re planning on roughing it at a rustic eco-lodge or splashing out on a night in a luxurious tented camp.
Read moreSustainable beach breaks in Thailand
Millions of people flock to Thailand's beaches every year, but this puts a strain on its beautiful coast. Organisations across the country are working to preserve its pristine white sands – here's how you can get involved too
Read more5 ways to make a difference on a Thailand volunteering trip
Thailand isn't just about beautiful beaches and mouth-watering food: there are some vital community projects and charities at work in this slice of paradise. Here's how you can get involved...
Read more6 Thailand hotels that help the community
Go that extra mile on your next trip to Thailand by choosing a hotel that’s not only beautiful but also helps local organisations, the environment, and people in need
Read more5 eco-friendly marine experiences in Thailand
The sparkling waters surrounding Thailand are without question beautiful, but with so much tourism they’re becoming more fragile by the day. These marine life adventures connect with the ocean, responsibly and respectfully
Read more5 UNESCO sites you must visit in Thailand
With a rich, exotic history and bountiful natural beautiful, it’s a wonder why more people don’t visit Thailand for its UNESCO World Heritage sites. The country is home to just a humble handful, but all are worth taking a closer look at
Read more6 of the best eco-friendly hotels in Thailand
You don't have to sacrifice comfort for sustainability in Thailand; a fact proved by these beautiful green hotels that make for a special stay in the Land of Smiles
Read more6 things NOT to do in Thailand
As a responsible traveller, it's important to be aware of good and bad practices when you're abroad. Learn more about things you should steer clear of while exploring Thailand.
Read more7 dos and don’ts of Thai cultural etiquette
Thai culture contains a myriad of customs – both acceptable behaviours and faux pas. Take a step in the right direction with these seven know-before-you-go tips
Read moreExperience the simple life on a new eco-trek into remote Chiang Mai
Wanderlust’s Online Editor Graeme Green enjoys the simple life, hiking with local people between remote forest villages in Thailand’s far north, as part of a new ecotourism trip
Read more6 of Thailand’s best national and marine parks
Home to some of the world’s most fascinating (and threatened) species, Thailand’s national parks and marine parks work to protect the wildlife and landscapes of our planet. These six are carrying out some of the most vital work, finds Emma Higgins
Read moreYour ultimate guide to homestays in Thailand, with 7 of the best to stay in
Homestays are a great way to pay something back into local communities and get an authentic feel for local life. Emma Higgins has the lowdown on why you might want to consider a homestay for your next Thailand adventure, along with a few favourites
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