How to be a digital nomad in Thailand

We've always felt a certain draw to Thailand. When we saw Anthony Bourdain riding around Chiang Mai in a tuk tuk, sucking down noodles, and kissing lady boys, we instantly knew this was a place we needed to experience. The smiling locals, the spicy curries, and the tropical beaches are what you hear about, but there's so much more to living in Thailand than what they tell you in the travel guides. Just spend one day riding a motorbike in a Thai city and you'll understand what I mean. Everything will be different from what you're used to, but somehow it all still works. you may even begin to question the way you've been doing things your whole life.

Koh Phangan was exactly the kind of paradise we were imagining before we became full time travelers. Here's everything we learned from spending 4 months living the digital nomad life on Koh Phangan.

Moving to Thailand was a big change for us from our nomadic lives in the USA. In this episode we describe our travel style, and talk about traveling through Chiang Mai, Pai, and Koh Phangan.

Before moving to Thailand, there are some visa considerations to take note of. You may find out that you don't even need a visa, but if you do this post will explain everything.

Southeast Asia has a huge problem with plastic bottle waste. The tap water is largely undrinkable forcing most travelers to rely on single use plastic bottles, BUT NOW there's a better option.

Towering limestone karsts and turquoise water, you know it’s going to be everything you dreamed of…until you step out and notice the massive crowd of tourists.  Find out where to go and what to do to have an amazing time off the beaten path in Krabi, Thailand

Moving from the Krabi or Phuket to the Gulf of Thailand doesn't have to be an all day nightmare. Here's how to choose the best bus/ferry company to ensure you have a smooth transfer that doesn't take up a full day of your trip.

Practically every tattoo shop in Thailand offers "Bamboo Tattoo," but trust us, this isn't the Sak Yant you're looking for. Read this post to find out how you can get your own sacred Sak Yant tattoo, the right way.

It may seem like Chiang Mai has a temple on every corner, but if you're going to visit just one...let this be it.

Thai New Year is actually a very important spiritual event for all Thai people. But for the rest of us...it looks a lot like a three day water fight. You will get soaked. No one is safe.