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Seeing someone they know and love exploring the world will eliminate that fear of leaving home and let them know that there is so much to learn out there. It’s a lot of work to have an extra kid running around but living with someone from another culture can open a child’s eyes to the world around them. A post shared by FLYTE (@take_flyte_org) on Donate your time, money and voice to one of the many charities that are dedicated to helping young children see the world. Now more than ever, it’s important for us to teach young people that the world and those who live in it aren’t as scary as the media can make it seem.

The trip from BKK to Khao San Road should take you about 30 minutes to an hour and half (depending on traffic! ) and should cost less than 500 Baht if the meter is run. If you don’t want to splash out for a taxi but don’t feel like taking a gamble on how long the public bus will take, then you can take a minibus. It’s always best to hail a moving taxi because they are more likely to run the meter instead of offering a set price (usually way above the normal price! ) A taxi from the Siam area to Khao San Road can cost anywhere from 75 to 200 baht depending on the time of day and traffic.

You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream! Fun fact: Ice cream is my weakness. I absolutely cannot turn down a good bowl of mint chocolate chip and don’t get me started on my best friends, Ben & Jerry

The Chatuchak Market is easily accessible by Bangkok’s Skytrain (BTS) or subway (MRT). It’s always delicious and a safe option to avoid food poisoning as it’s usually hot off the grill. As one of Bangkok’s best markets, it’s a can’t miss on any Thailand itinerary. Be sure to add the Bangkok’s floating markets to your itinerary for another unique shopping experience.