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Koh Chang Thailand Koh Chang, a province located in Thailand is absolutely breathtaking. No place on earth can compare to the white, clean beaches, abundant sea life, parks, forest and vegetation, villages, caves, animal sanctuaries, Buddhist temples, markets, restaurants and affable people. It is undeniably one of the best, if not the best holiday destination in the world. You must visit this unspoiled and alluring place. I have provided a checklist to make it easier for you to visit and enjoy this fabulous place. The history of the province goes back to the 1300s, which is known as the Ayutthaya era. It was two centuries later, during the reign of Naresuan (from 1555 to 1605) that the province gained importance in Thailand. The French tried in the early 20th century, before the start of World War II, to colonize Thailand, but they did not succeed. As a result, Thailand was never colonized or subjugated by a foreign country, including Europe. Since there was little foreign influence, ...

If you’ve read my blog before you know that I am a traveler and travel alone quite often. It started around 2006 while I was going through my second Divorce and working at my first real corporate job. Before then I had been a single Mom for many years and was quite content with going places on my own, or taking the kids out for hikes or weekends to visit my family so traveling alone was just a natural next step. My first time traveling alone was a business trip that a VP at our corporate office asked me to make. The offices were in Los Angeles, CA and I was based in Seattle, WA. My second Husband and I traveled a lot, so I just remembered how we did things together, just minus having him to do some things for me. That trip sparked an addiction in me to go to places outside of my home as much as possible. From visiting my parents at their winter home in Palm Desert, CA or Vashon Island, WA for the summer to checking out Kayak.com’s last minute weekend deals to Arizona or Cali...