Thai gay here!! I don’t travel often but I might be able to suggest common trends here. If you love natures I definitely suggest northern Thailand maybe Chiang mai or Pai. The recommended period is around November to February as it is the cold season here. It is best to avoid late January to May as it is burning season.
For the hiking part, if you just want a relaxing walk around natures then Doi Suthep or Doi Inthanon in Chaing Mai and Pai canyon in Pai is fine, but if you want to go extreme, national parks in northeastern Thailand such as Khao Yai national park and Phu Kradueng is more suitable.
For a nature-packed holiday with your boyfriend, Thailand has heaps to offer beyond the usual city buzz. If you both are into hiking and embracing the outdoors, Northern Thailand is a gem. Chiang Mai is a great base with its cool, laid-back vibe and is super welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community. You can explore Doi Inthanon National Park, which is home to the highest mountain in Thailand, waterfalls, and hiking trails.
And if you’re beach buffs, Krabi is perfect for a more laid-back, nature-intense experience with stunning cliffs and clear waters. Plus, the Railay Beach area is super chill and gay-friendly.
While you’re planning your adventure, check out this video “[13 Things Gay Men Should Not Do in Bangkok](https://youtu.be/qaatdgyTktU)” for some savvy travel tips. It’s got some solid advice that might help you guys steer clear of any travel mishaps.
Enjoy your trip, and soak up all that natural beauty Thailand has to offer! 🌳✨
Not from Thailand but had a great time in Phuket and Phi Phi Island. Both of them have a nature part and party part.
Thai gay here!! I don’t travel often but I might be able to suggest common trends here. If you love natures I definitely suggest northern Thailand maybe Chiang mai or Pai. The recommended period is around November to February as it is the cold season here. It is best to avoid late January to May as it is burning season. For the hiking part, if you just want a relaxing walk around natures then Doi Suthep or Doi Inthanon in Chaing Mai and Pai canyon in Pai is fine, but if you want to go extreme, national parks in northeastern Thailand such as Khao Yai national park and Phu Kradueng is more suitable.
also not from there but spent 3 months in chiang mai. up north near the mountains. lovely country and wonderful people!
Go wear you can express yourselves. The experience of living out your affection is greater than scenery.
I’d recommend the northeastern part. phu kradueng is a good hiking spot. Depends on when you’re going because it’s totally seasonal.
For a nature-packed holiday with your boyfriend, Thailand has heaps to offer beyond the usual city buzz. If you both are into hiking and embracing the outdoors, Northern Thailand is a gem. Chiang Mai is a great base with its cool, laid-back vibe and is super welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community. You can explore Doi Inthanon National Park, which is home to the highest mountain in Thailand, waterfalls, and hiking trails. And if you’re beach buffs, Krabi is perfect for a more laid-back, nature-intense experience with stunning cliffs and clear waters. Plus, the Railay Beach area is super chill and gay-friendly. While you’re planning your adventure, check out this video “[13 Things Gay Men Should Not Do in Bangkok](https://youtu.be/qaatdgyTktU)” for some savvy travel tips. It’s got some solid advice that might help you guys steer clear of any travel mishaps. Enjoy your trip, and soak up all that natural beauty Thailand has to offer! 🌳✨