Tachilek doesn’t want to be found, but once you’re there, it’s unforgettable—hot, raw, and riddled with discomfort. A place where wild dogs roam and red spit stains the streets from locals chewing betel nut. It’s where hope meets despair, and survival is a grim dance played out daily.
In 2019, Pai wasn’t even on my radar. It was a whisper, the kind of place travelers speak of with reverence, like a secret worth protecting. A friend’s words stuck with me: “Josh, if you’re in Northern Thailand, you have to check out Pai.” It felt like something out of The Beach—a hidden haven promising... Continue Reading →
Introduction: A Country That Defies Comfort Traveling to over 55 countries has shaped me into a resilient and adaptable traveler. I’ve ventured through Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Uganda in Africa, where navigating the wilderness and underdeveloped infrastructure can challenge even the most experienced tourists. I’ve trekked the hills of Nepal, marveled at the ancient wonders of... Continue Reading →
Josh Nash 