The Wildflowers Travel

Thailand is a wonderful country with warm, friendly people and an inviting culture.  By teaching here you will have time to soak up the culture and see the beautiful landscapes the country has to offer. To travel within the country is very easy and also very cheap. The cost of living is very affordable and there are many options available to fit any lifestyle. However, Thailand is not the number one country for English teaching in Asia because the salaries are not that high. Countries like Korea and China have much higher salaries and lures the bulk of English teachers. If your intention is to save up some money then it is still possible to do it in Thailand but it will just take a lot longer. English teaching jobs are very much high in demand and every year there is room for more. With regard to visas, there have been several changes in the last couple of years. Before you make any decision to live or teach here, first go on to the website of the Thai Embassy in ...

 Thailand is definitely the land of plentiful for fruit lovers. Gorgeous tropical fruit greets you on almost every corner. The country's fertile planes and hot tropical climate means that pretty much anything grows here. Not only is the fruit cheap but it is also a healthier option than the normal staples of street food. Snacking on fruit will keep you hydrated whilst exploring temples and other tourists sights in the sweltering heat of Bangkok. Fruit also plays an important role in Thai cuisine and the famous Somtum ( papaya salad) is well known all over the world. My favourites in colour, texture and taste are the rambutan, mangosteen and dragon fruit.  Sensual, Seductive, tantalising are all words that come to mind if I have to describe them. To find these exquisitely tasting fruits you just need to pay a visit to the nearest market anywhere in Thailand where you will see them on colourful displays. Be adventurous and try the weird looking one...

If you are planning a trip to Thailand or are already here and want to experience a night or two sleeping under the stars this might just be the right adventure for you. Thailand has many National Parks and certainly one of the most beautiful is Erawan National Park. On this Camping adventure, you will experience the tranquillity of nature, hiking the waterfalls and just general relaxation. The waterfalls are the main attraction of course and you can hike up to the seventh level if you are reasonably fit. On the way up, there are a few natural pools where you can take a dip in refreshingly cool water. The river is next to the campsite and adds to the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. There are also fish in the pools and if you take a dip they will nibble on your legs but not to be feared. Just think of it as the natural version of a foot spa where you get nibbled for free 😃. Erawan National Park is about 3  hours from Bangkok and could be busy during weekends and hol...