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How To Travel From Hua Hin To Bangkok By Bus, Train, Car And Plane
For the trip to Hua Hin to be fulfilled and comfortable, all the travelers should know clearly how to travel from Hua Hin to Bangkok (or from Bangkok to Hua Hin) to save some traveling costs or time. Here are some tips you can all refer to. The distance between Bangkok and Hua Hin is about 90 miles. To move from Hua Hin to Bangkok and backward, you get numerous choices of means such as by bus, by taxi, by train or by plane. But you must be wondering which is the best and the most suitable choice for your trip? 1. By bus/minibus Buses are the least expensive means that…
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Road Trip By Dream: What Does Love Mean To Us?
There is a road trip to remember, there is a road trip we never forget, like Road Trip by Dream. Dream’s road trip story For most of you, Dream is a strange guy. For Minecraft video game fans, he is some of the most favorite Youtuber, primarily well-known for his viral Minecraft videos. The American content creator (his real name is Clay by the way) owns a super hot youtube channel “Dream”, which has attracted 23.7 million subscribers so far. That’s a BIG number if you’re familiar with Youtube, and this year, he launched another channel, “Dream Music.” And guess what? “Roadtrip” is his debut single. Listen now and enjoy…
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21 Marvelous Benefits of Becoming A Digital Nomad
The era of digital nomad is coming. Stay sharp! How does Covid pandemic change our life? I don’t know exactly how billions of people are impacted by the worldwide disease, but it changes COMPLETELY the way we live. The new waves of Covid come one after one, and all experts sadly admit: we have to live with it like seasonal flu, and it soon becomes a part of human history. For now, it’s a massive pandemic, it strikes us hard, but like most of the pivotal events in our life, it forces us to sit down and think about what’s our most priority in our lifetime and pursue it right here…
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Best Hua Hin Itinerary For 4-Day Trip
Are you looking to visiting Hua Hin in your 4-day trip? It’s quite difficult to discover it all but Hua Hin is a really great destination for any traveler. Here below are best Hua Hin itinerary recommended for your information. Hua Hin is a famous tourism spot in Thailand. It’s not so large but owns a lot of landscapes, historical places, sea activities, food, traditions… that it must take very much time to see it all. Therefore, if you concentrate on this itinerary below, your trip will be fulfilled somehow. Hua Hin is a beach town lying to the south of Thailand with tons of things that definitely surprise you at…
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Mondulkiri Photography tips: The pine hill
Photography is one of the reasons why people love travel. It is admittedly that people have to pay a chunk of money to travel to a incredible destination, why don’t they have a stunning album to show off to boast our journeys? However, most of us are amateur shooters and photographs are just for beautiful memories, the landscape is picturesque but through our lens, it looks so ordinary, not as subtle as ones captured by professional travel photographers. This post won’t turn you into a super photographer overnight, but possibly improve your shooting skill. The shooting field location is not included so that you will focus on how to shoot perfectly…
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Wild food you should try once in Central highland
Food is a great way to explore a country culture. So I bet you might find it adventurous trying this food. But it is worthy, maybe you would love it or hate it, but a lifetime moment tasting something new, right? Ok, let’s try these typical food when in Central highland of Vietnam. 1. DRIED-BEEF (Bò một nặng) It cost me 14$ for 0.5 kg of the special dried beef. I will explain a little bit why it should be in your checklist. We usually enjoy smoked bacon, a kinda pork put in salt and smoke but this one require a special marinade including garlic, onion, lemongrass, chilli along with salt,…
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Highway 27: From Coffee Capital to Land of Flower
Central Highland of Vietnam is house to spectacular ranges of mountain and lakes. Among the best route, highway 27, connecting Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat, features Chu Yang Sin mount, Lak lake with a secluded resort, Buon Tua Srah lake as reservoir for a hydro dam and a beautiful look out from a pass in Phi Lieng that you will never forget. The very first scenery that made me stop by was a countryside road surrounded by paddy field but on top of that, the line of tree topped with white blossom gave me a sense of spring and far away, the mountain range played a perfect background for all. Turn my…
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Best beaches to visit in Phu Quoc island
On my journey to every provinces in Vietnam, I was surprisingly stunned by gorgeously best beaches in Phu Quoc. I do enjoy vitamin-sea, and the beaches in the ‘Pearl’ island are just wonderful. Home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Phu Quoc features serene resorts well suited to relax, have fun with family, and experience aquatic adventure. But on the other side, the island also welcomes solo travelers with its natural solitude to immerse into. In this post, we’ll look at some of the best beaches in Phu Quoc. Ganh Dau beach (Gành Dầu) On the northwest-most point of the island, Ganh Dau is a little serene corner of…
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Best Camping Site in Ho Coc, Vietnam
A fantastic spot for weekend camping (and selfies)! For a long time, Ho Coc is famous for its picturesque coastal road with beautiful sea and beach resorts as well as local restaurants hidden inside casuarina forest in Ba Ria – Vung Tau province. Half a decade ago, the route was still a sleeping beauty, pristine and secluded. Years later, the construction of coastal resorts began to develop, awakening the “lady”. The earliest five-star resort was The Grand Ho Tram Strip, along with its brother Ho Tram Bluff golf course. They were striking landmarks standing alone by the massive beach that ignited the dream for a luxury holiday at that time (My dream came true 5 years later in a Fam Trip in…
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A Guide to Hon Tre Island, Vietnam
Merely 45 minutes away from Rạch Giá port, Kiên Giang, Bamboo Isle (Hòn Tre) is a small yet pretty, promising island to travel. But whether a little bit off-the-beaten-path destination is always among good choices for all? Read the story below to find out (with some useful tips & guidance included)! My story On my road trip by bicycle to Mekong Delta as well as the cluster of islands in the region, Hon Tre seemed very promising: small, good review but little coverage on the internet, which probably meant no overtourism yet. So I embarked on a boat of a local transport company for less than an hour to reach the island, with…
