Solo Travel in Thailand - A Helpful Guide For The Socially Anxious
Solo Travel in Thailand: How to Find Yourself, Friends, and Maybe Mild Heatstroke So, you’ve decided to travel solo to Thailand, congratulations! You’re officially a brave adventurer, a free spirit, a wanderer with a backpack full of dreams and possibly a suspiciously heavy power bank. But don’t worry, Thailand is one of the best places on Earth for solo travelers. It’s safe, it’s affordable, it’s stunning, and most importantly: nobody cares if you eat two entire plates of pad kra pao by yourself. Let’s break it down, solo-style: Where to Stay: Hostels, Hotels, and Possibly a Treehouse with a Cat Thailand is bursting with places to stay for every type of traveler: Hostels : Great for meeting people, sharing travel stories, and being mildly traumatized by someone’s snoring in a 12-bed dorm. Look for social hostels in Bangkok, Pai, or Chiang Mai. Bonus if they offer free breakfast AND mosquito nets. Pro tip: Some hostels offer private rooms. Get one of those if you are allergic to clutt...