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A quiet day at the hostel that ended in us applying for a vietnamese Visa, seeing the Amazing temples on the canal boats and getting a traditional Thai Tattoo on Khao San Road: Another crazy day backpacking in Bangkok!

Published on: 12/02/201715/03/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 7 Comments

Sometimes when you are out travelling you just have these days where everything seems to happen in one even though you kind of didn’t plan any of it. Some cities are also just so ready to suck you in and produce one of the insane days, a Bangkok might just be the top of that

Bangkok for first timers: How to make the most of your first time in this crazy city!

Published on: 06/02/201715/03/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 6 Comments

Bangkok is a city we had dreamt of visiting for years, the heart of Thailand and a huge metropolis with so much to see, both old and new. Since my parents told me of their adventures here in 1987 this far off Asian city has been so high on my list! But with expectations comes

Cube hostel, Bangkok: A sociable escape from the party scene & a tranquil slice of privacy!

Published on: 26/12/201619/12/2018 by Nic Hilditch-Short 10 Comments

When we visited Tokyo a few years back we were kind of a little disappointed we didn’t experience the famous capsule hostels, but hey, we were on honeymoon. But now we are backpacking around Asia and on a tight budget we had the perfect opportunity. Staying in dorms even for the most hardened backpackers can