Wedged between uncharted islands of the Trang and Satun coast and the Malaysian beaches of Langkawi, Koh Lipe has remained under the mass tourism radar for good reasons.

Just south of Koh Chang and part of greater Trat, Koh Kood fits all the descriptions when seeking a tropical escape with a deeply rooted philosophy to deliver an unhurried lifestyle.

If Samui’s welcoming beaches and swaying palm trees are not tropical enough for you or perhaps you need a break to capture some of the more idyllic spots.

Adventurers in search for something new, walking the path less trodden should seriously consider heading over into the Lampang province and follow our trails into undiscovered paths into nature.

When in Thailand, following in their footsteps for an evening filled with fun, food and more fun is almost a given. The society in Thailand is all about ‘sanuk’ (having fun), and this is best achieved when among friends, family and sharing stories over a meal.

A truly exquisite means to see Koh Phangan from a different angle is not staying on the island, relaxing with a good book, excellent company and a cold drink.

What is there not to love about Thai food? Flavourful and with a plethora of cooking options to deliver it to your plate the way you like it, the world has seen Thai kitchen as one of the most favoured among its citizens.

Imagine a small tropical island with incredible snorkelling and scuba diving, a rich jungle in the centre and surrounded by remarkably quiet, palm tree laced beaches.

Without a doubt, it is the sandy shores, the waving palm trees, and Thailand’s definition of tropical island life without a worry in the sky that has Samui earmarked for a blissful stay.

Thailand’s second National Park, Ang Thong, is by many rated as one of the top National Parks. Forty islands are waiting to be explored, where one truly can enjoy crystal clear waters, remote beaches or dive deeper into the caves and crevices by kayak.