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Links to Other Sites about Thailand, Southeast Asia, TEFL
These links checked and updated in Nov, 2011
- Lonely Planet's Destination Thailand
is still one of the best references online for the budget traveler. Plus, you can visit the Thorn Tree ,
Lonely Planet's online bulletin board, and get some ideas and opinions from other travelers.
- A Guide To Asia
A Travel Guide to Asia with Traveling Tips, History and Culture, Language, Government, Climate, Entry Requirements, Tourist Destinations, Attractions and Places of Interest of Asian Countries.
- Complete tourist guide to Chiang Mai
Everything you need to know about visiting or living in Northern Thailand, including sight seeing, trekking info, teaching English, ex-pat life, hotels, restaurants and more.
Blue You - Travel Guides A great travel guide to thailand, with suggested itineries, and detailed resort guides; including: Bangkok, Koh Samet, River Kwai (Kanchanaburi), Phuket, Pattaya, Koh Samui, Hua Hin. Check out the great Koh Samet photo gallery.
Thailand.pagina.nl is a multilingual site (much of it in Dutch) with links to other useful sites, forums, and resources.
- 1-language.com Online ESL Center
is a great new site developed by Jeremy Paton. If you teach ESL, you should definitely check this out. Includes forums, realtime chat, jobs, interactive quizzes and games,
flashcards, audio materials, helplines, multi-lingual content, and more.
- Dave's ESL Cafe, by Dave Sperling, is a great resouce for
those who intend to teach English around the world. Contains job centers, forums, grammar section, quizzes, links and more. Special section on
countries.
- The Chiang Mai City Life formerly published as Chiang Mai Newsletter, contains articles of local
interest in Chiang Mai, published monthly.
- Rene Hasekamp has some information about
Thailand on his website, inlcuding a
message board and other useful features.
- Global Access is a website for disabled
travelers with lots of stories and information.
- Matthew's Travel Website, by Matthew Tedstone, has a collection of the author's photos and stories about living and working in Thailand, as well as some of the surrounding countries.
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