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The Lifeblood of Thailand: Rice planting Season and the farmer's who Feed the Nation
Across Thailand's countryside, the rainy season marks one of the busiest and most important times of the year. In villages throughout the country, families head into the fields to begin planting rice—work that has been passed down through generations and remains at the heart of rural life. Rice planting isn't simply about putting seedlings into the ground. It takes months of planning, preparing the land, managing water levels, and working long hours under the tropical sun. Ma
Mike Dickins
6 hours ago2 min read


Discovering Lampang- A Hidden Treasure in Northern Thailand
If you're planning a journey through Northern Thailand, don't make the mistake of rushing past Lampang. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbours, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, Lampang is a city that rewards those who take the time to explore it. As part of our own adventure, Kung and I travelled from Chiang Mai to Lampang before continuing our journey on to Chiang Rai. It was the perfect route, allowing us to experience three very different sides of Northern Thailand. Ea
Mike Dickins
Jul 92 min read


Chiang Mai: The Heartvand soul of Northern Thailand
There are places you visit and enjoy, and then there are places that quietly become part of you. Chiang Mai is very much one of those places. Nestled amongst the mountains of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai offers something increasingly rare in today's fast-moving world — a chance to slow down, breathe a little easier, and reconnect with what really matters. A City with Two Personalities Chiang Mai manages to be both a vibrant city and a peaceful retreat at the same time. Withi
Mike Dickins
Jun 253 min read


Thailand’s Little Gems
“Little gems” in Thailand are best understood as the small, unplanned moments that give travel its real character. They are not attractions or scheduled experiences, but brief, everyday interactions that stay with you long after the trip itself. In places like Bangkok, these moments often come through movement and environment—passing conversations, small acts of help, or simple exchanges with people in service and hospitality roles. Even something as practical as how you dres
Mike Dickins
Jun 143 min read

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