Pai is located in Northern Thailand, just 90 miles north of Chiang Mai. This picturesque town is a great place to escape the city life and just slow it down. It’s nestled in a valley, with the Pai River running though it and is full of photo opportunities.
How would you like to wake up with tranquil exotic gardens, coi ponds, bamboo lined buildings and the soft trickle of fountains? Layer that with a morning walk in the light fog hovering over the rice paddies in a gorgeous valley. That is exactly what you will experience, when staying at the Pai Vintage Garden
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If you know the Wagoner Family, you know we love to take Hop On Hop Off Bus when we can. We find it fun and easy to get around a location with the kids this way and it has yet to disappoint us. Remember our time on the Original Bus Tour in London and in
This is a post on the military precision that pervades the personnel at Wagoners Abroad. While we were in Phuket, we had rented scooters, and we had a Mission (note the capitalization).
A few years ago I read about the bamboo train in Cambodia and I was fascinated with it. It sounded like a fun experience that needed to go on the bucket list, if and when I ever made it to Cambodia. Back then, it was a far off dream to ever visit Cambodia and look
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It’s all the rage around town. Signs are up along the road. Escape Room Georgetown! Curiosity has the better of us, so of course we look it up. It is an escape game like the one Alan and our son played in Budapest last year, with Mindquest! The family was very excited and really wanted
We’d been doing a bit of moving lately, and it was time for us to get from Bangkok to Koh Tao, and once again we’re going to be riding the train. We did things a bit differently on this trip. We’re took the Sleeper Train! You better believe we were getting some AC this time.
There are a few things that we miss from the U.S. The most common thing is food, but for me specifically, I miss having a motorcycle on which to rip around. We’re currently in Siem Reap Cambodia, so when I saw a sign that read Goshen Motorcycle Adventures, I knew the Motorcycling Gods were looking
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I first visited Thailand over 20 years ago and back then it was dirt cheap. I think I spent a total of $1000 for a 2 week backpacking trip from Bangkok to Singapore, including my airfare from the US! Now I have returned as a family of 4 and it doesn’t always feel like it’s