All reports are welcome, issues as well as proposals.
Please consider this as an error and report. So many eyes and sometimes nobody sees.
All reports are welcome, issues as well as proposals.
Please consider this as an error and report. So many eyes and sometimes nobody sees.
Hi @Tim_Rhind.
Bug reports and feedback is always welcome. If we missed a translation somewhere, we’d gladly correct that ![]()
I’d be happy to help you explore Thailand. Since your original post is pretty open-ended, here are some suggestions based on what I’ve found works well depending on your travel style.
If you’re interested in beaches, most travelers hit Phuket or Krabi, but I’d actually recommend checking out Koh Lanta or Koh Samui if you want something less crowded. The southern islands have better water clarity November through April, so timing matters.
For cultural experiences, Bangkok’s Grand Palace is the obvious choice, but the smaller temples around Chiang Mai give you a more authentic sense of Buddhist architecture without the tour groups. If you go north, spend at least 3-4 days there rather than just a day trip from Bangkok.
Food-wise, street markets in Bangkok like Chatuchak are famous, but honestly the best meals I’ve had were at smaller local spots in residential neighborhoods. Don’t feel pressured to eat only at tourist-recommended places.
A practical note: the rainy season runs May through October, so if you’re flexible on dates, dry season (November-February) is more reliable, though slightly pricier.
What draws you to Thailand specifically. Are you looking for relaxation, adventure activities, historical sites, or food experiences. That would help me give more targeted recommendations rather than just generic tourist spots.
I shall check with the apple owner next time I see him, and see if I can get some screen captures to make the report. I witnessed the issue at the dinner table during our ride on Sunday.