13 THINGS I LEARNED FROM LIVING IN THAILAND

I was fortunate enough to live in Bangkok, Thailand for three months. I had the opportunity to study abroad, and then Corona-Virus cut my experience short. Over those three months I learned a lot and I’m here to share a bit of what I learned with you. I am so grateful for this experience and the time I did have in Thailand. I hope everyone finds the opportunity to travel and see this amazing culture post pandemic.

Thailand has some of the most delicious dishes you can find. Try it all, you will most likely love what you’re eating! A few of my favorites were thai omelets, pad-see-eiw, pad thai, thai green curry, and cashew nut chicken.

I moved to Asia without knowing anybody. Within a week of living in Thailand, I knew I already had life long friends. Talk to everyone and keep an open mind!

Okay, they seem all cute at first but they are in fact very mean. Monkeys will steal your food and chase you. They also carry rabies

Something I absolutely never did, and then I couldn’t travel due to the Corona Virus. Buy the flight insurance, you never know what’s going to happen.

After living in Thailand for 3 months I found that getting around with only English was quite easier than I thought it would be. In big cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and most of the islands, almost everyone speaks some english.

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