I spent countless hours in 2017 cramped in the back of of rickety buses stretching the length of Thailand. I past the time with books I left behind in hostels or free classics you can download on Kindle. The result was a random assortment of books I wouldn't normally consider.
Everything you need to know you already learned in Kindergarten.
Chinese lanterns, vietnamese architecture, and a French cathedral? It is easy to forget what country you’re in, when walking through Chanthaburi, Thailand.
Lonely Planet's single paragraph dedicated to Prachuap Khiri Khan isn't very enticing. They describe the region as a rest stop. A place to go if you have time to kill between the bigger island and city destinations. But the little coastal town turned out to be one of my favorite trips of the year.
Nine million people. Six hundred million square miles. Zero of the following.
Erin Donnelly 