Sunsets on Koh Mak hit different… Unspoiled nature, secluded beaches, pure tranquility.🌅

📍Koh Mak, Thailand

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Golden hour in paradise🌅 Koh Mak is probably one of the most relaxing islands in the world. It’s a peaceful, eco-friendly oasis, unspoiled by mass tourism - a hidden gem of Thailand. 🇹🇭

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Bangkok’s mass transit system is modern and easy to use. 🚆

It includes BTS (Skytrain) and MRT (subway). Both options are the best way to move around the city and avoid the heavy traffic.

Train run every 4 minutes and operate from 5:30am to midnight on weekdays and from 6am to midnight on weekends and public holidays.

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I feel so lucky to have witnessed the most important ceremony in Thailand - The Royal Barge Procession!

This spectacular ceremony has both royal and religious significance. It dates back 700 years, but it’s super rare and only happens for the most special occasions.

This year, it was organized to celebrate the King’s 72nd birthday. King Rama X and other members of the royal family traveled along the Chao Praya River in this grand spectacle.

There were 52 royal barges, and each one was a masterpiece!😍

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Had an amazing day trip to Kanchanaburi province with @getyourguide!

We started at the JEATH War Museum, then visited the Bridge on the River Kwai, one of the most tragic historical landmarks built by Japan as part of the infamous ‘Death Railway’ from Burma (Myanmar) to Siam (Thailand).

You’ve probably heard of the bridge from the famous movie “ The Bridge on the River Kwai,” which was inspired by real events.

After learning about the history of the bridge from a local guide, I got a few hours of free time to explore the Erawan National Park on my own.

Everything was perfectly organized, and the guide was super friendly - just like most Thais!😃

If you’re visiting Thailand, don’t miss this out!

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🌅 Sunset views of Wat Arun are the best here! 🇹🇭 Have you been here yet? #bangkokthailand

🇹🇭 This is one of the things I love about Thailand- there are so many cultures, and everyone is accepted here.🌎

Navaratri is a Hindu festival that is celebrated for 9 days every October. The festival celebrates the victory of Good over Evil.

What’s interesting is that, while most Thais are Buddhist, many attend this Hindu festival.

Buddhism itself is an offshoot of Hinduism, and its founder, Siddhartha Gautama - who later became known as the Buddha - was originally an Indian prince. Because of this connection, both religions agree on karma, dharma, moksha, and belief in reincarnation.

One of my favorite books, Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, tells the story of a young man’s journey to enlightenment, blending both Hindu and Buddhist ideas. You can see these influences come together here in Thailand.

You can see the Navaratri celebration in the Silom and Sathorn areas. If you’re visiting Bangkok around this time of year, don’t miss it!

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🇧🇷 What if I told you there’s a place in Brazil so safe that you can leave your valuables on the beach while you swim and walk around in the middle of the night without a worry?

Welcome to Morro de São Paulo, a tiny, car-free village on Tinharé Island in Bahia. This peaceful island is only a 2.5-hour ferry ride from Salvador, and you can also get here by catamaran or air taxi.

When I arrived, I found lots of locals with wheelbarrows ready to transport my luggage- since cars are not allowed, it’s the only way of transportation.

Since the village is so small and it’s not easy to escape from, crime is pretty much nonexistent. Here, everyone knows each other, and there’s a big expat community, especially from Argentina.

Although the village is small and touristy, it’s easy to find a spot to relax. Just walk away from the village center, and you’ll have a whole beach to yourself.

People often think Brazil is very dangerous, but it’s mostly the big cities. There are many small villages like this one, e.g. Jericoacoara or Pipa Beach, that are safe.

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From exploring the Arabian Desert on a quad bike near Dubai to snorkeling and swimming with dolphins in the Indian Ocean in the Maldives, every adventure makes me feel alive.🌍

While these experiences are incredible, I’m aware that sometimes things can go wrong. That’s why I always make sure I’m protected with a travel insurance policy that covers me no matter where I am in the world.

There are many insurance options out there, but I personally prefer SafetyWing’s Nomad Insurance because it’s designed specifically for digital nomads and it has a fast claim process. I’ve been using it for a few years now.

I can purchase it at any time, even while abroad, and I’m covered in over 175 countries and can start and cancel my policy at any time. It works as a subscription that renews every 4 weeks.

They’ve also got me covered for adventure sports and electronics theft.

You can learn more about @safetywing in the link in my bio. 👆

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