OUR BLOG
Living and Teaching Abroad as a Couple
Obviously, any pair that embarks on a journey together, from friends to couples will grow a bond that is undeniably stronger from when you began. The things you encounter in Thailand alone, are just sometimes unexplainable to the western world. These...
How We Found Love While Teaching in Thailand
All You Need is Love.. But a Little Help From XploreAsia Doesn't Hurt! Connections can form quickly when embarking on an unknown adventure, spending hours lesson planning and learning to be teachers. Other times bonds form during long bus rides, spontaneous...
What Living and Volunteering in Myanmar is Really Like
Our Volunteer in Myanmar program offers the unique opportunity to truly feel immersed in a wonderful culture whilst making a difference in a local community that will embrace you as one of their own.Angella Busacker is a XploreAsia alumni who spent a few months as a...
Guide to Vegetarian and Vegan Food in Thailand
Teaching in Thailand gives you the chance to explore this beautiful country, but finding suitable food can be a concern for vegans and vegetarians. Never fear! We're here to help! Check out our guide to veggie Thai delicacies below! Eating vegetarian...
Thai Street Food: A Tasty and Terrifying World.
When you first walk into a local Thai market it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the seemingly never-ending line-up of food stalls, along with the mixture of scents that float all around as you attempt to find your way. But you shouldn’t let that turn you off from trying...
Three Days in Seoul, South Korea
Before I started my internship at XploreAsia, I wanted to see more of Asia. First on my list was Seoul, as South Korea had been on my bucket list for the past few years. As a girl who loves fashion and makeup, the trends in South Korea have grabbed my...
Our Beloved King
December 5th marks a special holiday in Thailand, Father's Day! It is celebrated nationwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children. This also marks the birthday anniversary of Thailand’s beloved King Rama IX –...
What They Don’t Tell You About Being a Foreigner in Thailand
Before I arrived in Thailand, a lot of people told me about their positive experiences in the country. I heard about the breathtaking beaches, the friendly locals, and the stunning temples. I found all of their stories to be completely true. Thailand has fully lived...
The XploreAsia Blog – Teach Abroad – A Myanmar Adventure
“Hello Sir, how are you today?” A thick Myanmar accent rang from far in the corners of my perception. I stood mesmerized by the reflection of the setting sun underneath the glistening golden bell of Schwedagon Pagoda,...
What Lies Between Worlds
Travel will change you. Your departure into unknown lands marks a beginning, an ending, an interlude. You seek novelty? Adventure? Growth? You will find it. And in pursuit of all this, you will inadvertently stumble over your own worldview, trip over your own...