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If you are planning to visit Bangkok on your holiday, you can't miss those amazing boat rides along the Chao Phraya River. Many historical monuments and temples are established within the vicinity and it will not be possible to explore each of them without a wonderful boat ride. In Bangkok, there are many boat trips that you can take and this article explains some of them. Learn about express boats, river taxis, and longtail boats and you will need this information when you are there. Ilya Plekhanov, Bangkok river taxi, CC BY-SA 3.0 Express boat river taxis When you have decided to take an express boat river taxi in Bangkok, you'll sometimes get confused by the flag colours they have used. Based on the colours if the flag that they carry, these express boat river taxis can be categorized into 5 types and they are namely: the local line (no flags), tourist boats (Blue flag line), Orange flag line, Yellow flag line, and Green flag line. There are differences when it comes to the ...

If you are planning a holiday to the South Australian capital of Adelaide, you have much to look forward to. But before you begin going through all the things you can see and do while here, make sure to spend time on deciding what to pack as well! Having the right clothes and items are just as important and will help make your getaway that much more enjoyable. Here are some packing insights to keep in mind. Consider the Seasons Before getting into what to pack for your trip, you should remember that Adelaide has four distinct seasons; the clothing you should bring will thus largely depend on when you plan to visit since the city experiences both hot summers to coldish winters. Summer is generally from December to February with temperatures ranging from 16.7 - 28.6°C; the humidity is relatively low and there will be little rainfall. From March to May is autumn and the temperatures are between 12.7 - 22.7°C which makes it quite pleasant. The cold spells of winter arrive in June and last ...

A family vacation can be great if it's organized and planned properly. It can be quite challenging and a hard task to entertain everyone who you take with you on your trip, especially if the toddlers are involved. Have a proper guide and a checklist prepared before you go, and that'll make everything much easier. Here's an important guide for you which you may customise based on your exact needs. Choose the right destination first You may travel to any destination without any issue if it's just you and your spouse, or even your friends. But, when travelling with kids, you will have to be extra careful about the destination that you opt for. Too cold or too hot destinations will not be ideal if you are taking the little ones because that will just increase your anxiety levels, and theirs too. Asia is always great for family vacations and with hotels owned by popular chains such as Avani Hotels & Resorts, you'll be able to spend blissful days with your family memb...

Penang is one of the most popular cities in Malaysia when it comes to tourist visits. Why? Its because it is a melting pot of culture and art. Penang is a large city area that belongs to the mainland of the country as well as an island. If you are visiting this city, the ideal way to get the best of Penang is to make your plan early. Here are a few places to include in your itinerary and how to reach the city. Vnonymous ,  George Town, Penang at dusk ,  CC BY-SA 4.0 How to travel to Penang There are 4 ways you can get to Penang and each option is so easy that you might even want to set off to Penang tomorrow if you are living close by. Car – if you love road trips, then a 350-kilometre drive from Kuala Lumpur is the best way to get here. Of course, it will take about 5 hours to get here on the one-way street. Still, the views are absolutely stunning, and the roads are smooth too, so it's totally worth the drive. Bus – yet another popular option is to get here by bus. There are...

Sukhumvit is a district in Bangkok that is more popular with ex-pats and foreign visitors and Chinatown is very popular for those looking for delicious street food and an almost festive and eclectic atmosphere. Getting to Chinatown from anywhere in Bangkok is quite easy thanks to the many ways that are available including the metro, by boat, taxi and several bus routes. Let's take an in-depth look into how you can get to Chinatown. Using the Metro In Bangkok, the metro system is called BTS for the Skytrain and MRT for the subway. You can get to Chinatown from one of the  4-star hotels in Sukhumvit Bangkok  as well as most of central Bangkok. That could mean, Lumpini Park, the Suvarnabhumi Airport, Siam Square and Silom among others. To get to Chinatown, you will have to get out at Wat Mangkon Station after taking the Blue MRT Line. When you get down here all you need is to walk for about 4 minutes to get to Chinatown. You can't use the BTS line to go straight to Chinatown so i...

In need of a holiday after all that time in lockdown and not having the chance to answer the call of wanderlust? If you are dreaming of spending lazy days on secluded shores and experiencing some tropical adventures too, then the Maldives is the perfect destination to cure those post-COVID-19 blues! If you have three days to spend in this enchanting nation, then here is a guide on what you can see and do for a truly unforgettable holiday. Plan Your Visit Before looking into the many allures the country has to offer, you should spend time on planning your visit. This will include when you decide to travel; the peak season when the weather is at its best is from November to April. While rates and airfare will be higher, you can look forward to plenty of sunshine-filled days. The off-peak season is from May to October and though the monsoons will bring rains during this time, you will also find days with sunshine; additionally, rates are less and there will be some great waves for surfing...

Located on the south-west coast of Thailand, Krabi is today, a favourite destination among all types of travellers. Although it's about 800km away from Bangkok, Krabi is still easily accessible via many methods of transportation. If someone plans to come to Krabi from Phuket, it's just a matter of travelling 170km and let this guide tell you about the best ways to reach Krabi without any disturbances. Check this out! Getting to Krabi by plane For someone who plans to come to Krabi by plane, Krabi Airport (KBV) is available with all facilities. It's a small airport but provides easy access to all parts of the province. Countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Qatar, and China offer direct flights to Krabi and they do operate throughout the year as well. If you are someone from a country such as Poland, Germany, and Russia, please note that flights are operating during the high season, and you may check the availabilities from their official web sites. If you want to travel fro...