http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles your free content resource Thu, 28 Feb 2008 03:04:41 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Samui’s beaches are the primary reason why so many visitors choose the second largest island in Thailand as a holiday destination. Before the 1970s, this unspoilt island and its astounding natural wealth were untouched by outside influences. Since the first tourists found their way here however, the island has been ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2008/02/27/what-to-do-on-samui-when-you%e2%80%99re-bored-of-the-beach/ Bangkok – the colourful and bustling Asian metropolis So you’ve been in Bangkok before and you assume you’ve seen the city’s best sights, tried every spicy dish and enthusiastically shopped. But have you also joined the pre-dawn aerobic lessons at Lumpini Park, played an energy-consuming game of takraw with the locals, ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2008/02/27/bangkok-%e2%80%93-the-colourful-and-bustling-asian-metropolis/ You’ve come to Pattaya for the beaches and food and culture right? No you haven’t, admit it, you’ve come for the girls! It’s OK, many other men have too, that’s one of Pattaya’s key attractions. And the good news is, you’ll more than likely go home with some fun memories ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2008/02/18/finding-a-girl-for-the-night-in-pattaya-%e2%80%93-how-it-works-how-much/ We've collected hundreds of articles on Thailand travel for your FREE use. There is no catch, or no future charge, all you need to do is look through the categories for articles which interest you.  Simply open the page, if you like what you see then cut and paste it into ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/12/31/looking-for-content-for-your-thailand-travel-site/ Here's something that every website should definitely have on their website, a list of essential contact numbers and addresses for emergency services, government agencies, clubs, embassies and more. We've done all the researching for you, it's all up to date and has a comprehensive list of places. Your site visitors ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/11/02/essential-contacts/ By Mark Bentley If you head to the south of Thailand to where the mainland meets with the Andaman Sea, you will realise fairly rapidly that you’re entering a region with beauty you may have thought was reserved for picture postcards and travel documentaries. Indeed, beyond the southern provinces of Chumpon, Ranong ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/10/01/phang-nga-bay-%e2%80%93-the-andamans-best-eye-candy/ By Andrew Bond  05 April 2005 Late in the afternoon, as the travellers rose from their afternoon slumbers and the heat dissipated I sat beside the small Pai river while it quietly gushes through Northern Thailand’s most chilled out destination, and reflected on a week of doing nothing but relaxing. As the ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/10/01/pai-in-the-sky/ By Jan Schauseil Some of the planet’s finest diving sites are located along southern Thailand’s western coast, and Krabi is right in the thick of it, making this beach town the ideal base for scuba diving and snorkelling enthusiasts. Incredibly diverse coral reefs and marine life, perfect winter weather, and unbelievably low ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/10/01/krabi%e2%80%99s-top-dive-sports/ By Sarah Duffy Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew Together, these two attractions are top of most visitors’ itinerary. They form the most splendid and ornate of Thailand’s temples and palaces, making them a primary attraction. Wat Phra Kaew, also commonly referred to as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is the ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/10/01/bangkok%e2%80%99s-top-10-attractions/ by Sarah Duffy    Koh Pha Ngan, a remote island in the Gulf of Thailand, has been the host of the now-legendary Full Moon Party for well over a decade. From its humble beginnings as a marijuana-smoking hippie’s get-together to its current status as a global party, the island is long accustomed ... http://www.emedia-asia.org/travelarticles/2007/09/03/a-new-generation-of-full-mooning/