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The rooftop swimming pool at Amari Residences Sukhumvit - a chill place in the heart of Bangkok.

Krabi, Thailand is essentially what people picture when they dream of paradise. Idyllic beaches, turquoise water, and otherworldly karsts jutting out of the sea. Guests at Amari Vogue Krabi often don’t want to leave because the place is just that awesome.

• Rock Climbing – If you’re a professional or even an aspiring adrenaline junky the craggy karsts of Krabi (try saying that 5 times fast) offer a vast selection of bolted mounts.

• Snorkeling – Descend form your cliff perch into the depths of a world painted with vibrant hues of turquoise. Trips can be arranged to Chicken Island (Koh Huua Kwan) and Koh Poda – and they are well worth a visit.

• Sea Canoeing – Explore the seemingly endless array of coves, caves, and islets dotting the otherworldly shores of Krabi on a nice canoe (depending on your physical prowess after a day of rock climbing).

• Partying – While Krabi is no Bangkok or Pattaya when it comes to partying – there are still many places to kick back with a cold one amidst the soft sounds of Reggae music.

• Dining – After all of the action you’d better re-fuel. Luckily there are many seafood restaurants serving up the day’s freshest catch – including the beach front Bellini restaurant at Amari Vogue.

The Chinese New Year is a time for families to come together and reconcile by forgetting all grudges, and celebrating the themes of happiness, wealth, and longevity. In addition to making amends – feasts abound as do fireworks. But where should you celebrate the Year of the Rabbit on February 3rd?  

• Head to the Beach

Why not escape from the city for a bit and head to the shores of exotic Pattaya?  Whatever you fancy – you’re sure to find it here. From pulse pumping parties to relaxing island getaways the ‘Vegas’ of Thailand has you covered during the Chinese New Year. 

• Head to the Club

If you’re looking for a little excitement the nightlife scene of Bangkok is sure to deliver. Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit in style at Bangkok’s club paradise RCA – or if you’re not feeling the younger crowds – head Thong Lo and Ekkamai for a taste of ‘la vida loco’ served with refinement.  

• Head to the Hills

Leave the crowds behind and head to Chiang Mai for a chill holiday with a touch of culture. Thailand’s original Lanna Kingdom is so chill – that you might not want to return to the chaos of the big city after experience a Northern style Chinese New Year. 

Valentine’s Day – held on February 14th – is a celebration of love and affection between intimate companions and a great excuse to party regardless of whether you’re in a relationship or not. Thailand embraces this Western holiday to the max and there is certainly no shortage of romantic places. 

• Romantic Riverside Dinner

Take your honey just before sunset and enjoy a feast on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Quaint dining venues abound and the succulent seafood served here is to die for. Afterwards hop on a river boat for a romantic starlit cruise.

• Romantic Market Tour

Drop by for an evening stroll with your special someone at Suan Lum Night Bazaar. This bustling night market is a shopping and entertainment icon in Bangkok and the perfect place to shop for romantic gifts.

• Romantic Club Night

If you’re single Valentine’s Day is probably not your favourite holiday. Head to Sukhumvit Soi 11 for some action packed clubbing and perhaps you’ll find that special someone to celebrate with next year.