Riding 700km Searching For Paradise In Thailand 🇹🇭 Motorbike Adventure

Riding 700km Searching For Paradise In Thailand 🇹🇭 Motorbike Adventure

[Music] Hello everybody. Welcome back to the channel 
and I’m so excited because I’ve just finished   an epic road trip along the Mekong. But we’re 
about to begin the next one. But we’re gonna do it instead of seven videos, we’re going to do 
it in one because I’m here at the two river point, the two color river point I should say in Ubon 
Ratchathani. That is the Mekong. Over there is the Mun River and I’ve just finished a huge road trip. 
It’s been so amazing. I’ve now decided that I want to reposition and I want to go to the beach. 
I want to have a cold beer at sunset. I want to go to tropical paradise. The weather has changed. 
It’s the perfect time to head to the islands. And so we’ve got three stages to get to paradise. The 
first is going to be the hardest mentally anyway, and that is to drive through Ean. I’ve got 
to make my way through Ubon, Sisaket, Surin, and Buriram. Four huge provinces with, let’s 
face it, not a lot to look at and experience along the way. I will try my very best, but it 
is going to be a long slog through rice fields, rural farmland, not many mountains, not many 
views. So that’s going to be the the toughest part. Then after that, we’ll turn left and follow 
the handle around the border of Cambodia through   the provinces of Sa Keao, Chantaburi, and Trat, 
where hopefully we’ll see a little bit more, do a little bit more, and break up the drive 
because it’s going to be 702 km from here to a pier where we’ll get on a boat and make our way to 
tropical paradise, beautiful place. And hopefully if all goes smoothly, we should get there in two 
or 3 days. I don’t have the biggest motorcycle. I only have a CT125. So, we’ll go slow and we’ll 
just go safely. And yeah, I just thought I would document this reposition from the middle of Ean 
on a beautiful sunny day all the way through Ean and around to tropical paradise. Come and 
join me today and yeah, enjoy the ride. [Music] Let’s begin. I just want to show you this. So, 
there’s my bike, right? But look at this one.   It’s got a helmet. The entire bike has a helmet 
and some kind of rain visor. Although, if the wind was blowing quite a lot, it wouldn’t really 
keep you that dry. But that’s very creative. It’ll keep you out of the sun. It’ll keep you 
out of some of the rain. And if you do crash, at least you got your helmet on. This is my 
bike. Okay, I’m sure you’re familiar with it, but if you’re not, it’s a CT125. Small engine. 
Too heavy. You know, I’ve got my backpack, I’ve got my cameras, I’ve got my drones, I’ve 
got all kinds of crap that I shouldn’t have, but you know, how else do these videos get made? 
And so, yeah, we’re going to leave this gorgeous little temple. actually and begin. We’ve got to 
drive through Ubon and Siset before hopefully we’ll get some fuel. And I want to I want to 
revisit somewhere where I had a little bit of a mental breakdown one day. I’ll tell 
you the funny story uh as we go. [Music] Right then, let’s go. Leaving Ubon 
and heading all the way to Trat 700 plus kilometers away is kind of intimidating 
when you think of it as one long ride. But by breaking it up into three stages, I think 
it becomes more manageable mentally. Anyway, the first few hours are just about getting out 
of Ubon and across Sisette. And just as I had thought, the ride was flat with not a lot 
going on, not much to look at, just fields and farms as far as the eye can see. [Music] 
Near this random junction in Sisakeet Province, I wasn’t too far away from an important place 
that I wanted to revisit. And I want to share a story that I mentioned earlier because it was 
quite interesting last time I was here. [Music] So welcome to Sisaket and welcome to the famous 
glass bottle temple. The scene of a crime. My only biggest crime against Thailand, I think, 
was committed here. So, let me tell you the story just because it’s nice to revisit somewhere. So, 
4 years ago, I was on a mission to go to every single province in Thailand on a little motorcycle 
similar to this. Anyway, my mission was just to go to every province, make a video in every province. 
And by the time I did the north, I did the south, I left Ean almost to the last part. And the reason 
I did that was because it’s a big big space. And I just thought there was more interesting things, 
beaches and islands in the south, mountains and   villages in the north. and Isan was just kind 
of like a really um desolate place in my mind, somewhere that I wasn’t really um super excited 
about going there. But when I did come to EAN, I did actually really enjoy myself. But it is 
a big place. It is a really big place and I was starting to run dry with creativity, 
energy, enthusiasm and I was mentally, physically, emotionally fatigued. And 
when I came to Sisette, I was like, “Okay, there’s not really much here. There’s not really 
much to do.” And um I had a look online and this glass bottle temple seemed to be the most visually 
interesting place as a point of interest to make a video about or at least one section of the video. 
And I drove all the way here from the town. Man, I got here and I was disappointed. It felt 
like a building site. It still is. Um,   and it didn’t really blow me away in any way. 
And I had a little bit of a mental breakdown. Um, and I just said to my audience, if you were 
following me back then, you’ll remember I was over it. I was really, really over it. I was 
over EAN. I was over traveling. I was over driving a motorbike. And when I got here, it kind 
of like this was the breaking point. I was like, I’m not having fun anymore. And then I limped 
into town, took a couple of days off, reset, and   then carried on going. And eventually I finished 
the provinces and eventually um I got it done. And I always vowed to come back to Sisette and 
rediscover it as a province and make a whole new video about it. But I’ll be honest with you, I was 
thinking about doing this honestly. The other day, um you know, I was looking at the map and I was 
like, I could go back to the glass bottle temple.   What else is there in Sisette? There’s still 
not much to do. In fact, this whole region, these provinces that I’m driving through in this 
first part of the video, it’s just it’s just rice   fields. It’s it’s rice fields, farmland, there’s a 
there’s a highway, there’s a there’s a main road, there’s a few gas stations, and that’s about 
it. And I really um I really thought this place would at least make an interesting segment of the 
video, but as as as far as temples go, this one, you know, you would think, oh, it’d be really 
cool. And I think I saw something on Instagram   where I was like, “Oh, it looks amazing.” But 
when you get here, it’s really underwhelming. So anyway, I’m back here now. I’m in a different 
headsp space. I love Ean now. And I’m sorry, Sisette. I’m sorry if you come from Sisette and 
um you saw my video because it was a little bit   derogatory. It was a little bit rude because it’s 
not Siset’s fault. Siset is a beautiful farmland province. Everyone I’ve driven past today has got 
a big smile on their face. Everyone in this little   village seems really friendly. But I just um 
yeah, this was the scene of a bit of an emotional, physical, and mental burnout. And it happened 
right here. I’m going to keep driving until the sun starts to go down and then make a make a 
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right, let’s continue on. The next section was just about crossing Serin and Buram. Two large 
provinces with endless countryside, rice fields, and the odd village from time to time. Not 
too much to report. Probably the highlight was   getting to enjoy a nice sunset as the afternoon 
rolled into the evening. All I needed to do now was find a place to stay before it got dark. 
Okay, welcome to the middle of nowhere in I think we’re in Buri Ram. I’m almost certain of it. 
I’ve just punched somewhere in on my Google Maps. Cat. Uh, can I have one one room? Okay. 400 500 Haroy Croy. All right. I’ll take the fancy room. Haroy back. I park here. 
Oh, this is convenient, isn’t it? Oh, my hand is numb. I’ve been 
twisting my acceleration thing   all day. Vibrating like crazy. Can’t 
feel my thumb. Five. I’ll write back. I should probably have checked the room before 
I pay him, but let’s have a look. I’m sure it’s   fine. Oh god, I’ve gone into the future. Oh, a 
big double bed. That’s definitely going to be as hard as a rock. I can tell. There’s Wi-Fi, 
there’s a fridge, and there’s a pretty decent looking shower. Well, that, my friends, is stage 
one complete. That was the most taxing part. We’re just a little bit over halfway. And uh yeah, 
that was just um a long day of driving non-stop. I only pulled over to refuel three times, fill 
up my water bottle three times. I haven’t eaten anything. I actually normally I don’t eat when 
I do these two day drives. I like to do a water fast because I’m not really using any energy, so 
I don’t get that hungry. Plus, when you do fast, you kind of go into a strange euphoric mental 
state. So, it really helps me stay positive and active and uh it might sound strange, but not 
having coffee, not having food, and just having water always seems to give me a clear mind um 
and put me in a in a good mood, which is strange, but if you’ve never done a water fast, try it. 
Just do one day or two days and your gut will thank you and your brain will thank you, but it’s 
pretty torturous at the end of day two. So, I haven’t pushed myself past 2 days before. Anyway, 
I don’t know if we’ll make it to the boat in time. We might do if there’s a late afternoon boat to 
the island, but chances are we probably have to take another boat the day after. Anyway, that’s 
for another another problem for another day. [Music] It’s a foggy one this morning. Not sure 
how I feel about driving in the fog, but uh I do have highlights or fog beams 
or whatever you call these things. Okay, so day two, stage two. Follow it around the 
border of Cambodia through Sakial, Chantbururi, and down towards the pier. I don’t know because 
it’s 5 hours on Google Maps. That’s normally 6 hours on my bike. And then with stops and, you 
know, toilet breaks, things like that. It’s normally 7 hours. That’s a long day. So, I don’t 
know if we’re going to make the pier in time for a boat over to the beach. Um, if we do, great. If 
we don’t, we’ll just find another place like this. Two stages to go. Full day of driving and then 
a boat and then try to find somewhere to stay. [Music] [Music] Yeah, a foggy start to the day on day two,   but we pushed on through and eventually the sun 
broke through. [Music] It was another long ride, but eventually something interesting appeared 
on the horizon for the first time in 2 days. I found a fun place to have a 
little break. Check this out. So, this is a temple complex in this limestone 
cliff behind me. It’s all flat around here, and then there’s this big limestone cliff, and I 
think it attracts these monkeys. There’s also a   really beautiful cave with a temple in there. So, 
I’m just going to basically pull over here, use the toilet, and let’s uh feed the monkeys because 
you’re not supposed to normally feed the monkeys,   right? But look, they uh they encourage it here. 
Wow, that’s a lot. We also sell peanuts. Um, and then this is like fish food, but the monkeys 
like it too. Monkey like the peanuts. Yeah,   but they also like bananas, right? Or was 
that just a stereotype? All right. All right. [Music] You want to take one? Yeah. Help me feed the monkeys. [Music] Fun little place to stop. Um, these 
monkeys are relatively friendly, actually. There you go, 
mate. He’s even got a tattoo. I don’t know if you can see that. Hopefully, I 
can zoom in for you. Um, on his arm, some kind of marking up there. You can see the staircase, 
staircase, staircase. And there’s a nice little viewpoint up there. He’s not quite sure. He 
thinks it’s a trap. Just take it, mate. Relax. There you go. Yeah. You want You can have it. 
Go on then. You can. Okay. Now, bit of a random place to stop, but just somewhere fun I wanted to 
revisit and show you. In the middle of nowhere, flat lands, random mountain, loads of monkeys, 
and a cool little cave temple. Anyway, should we crack on? We’re not quite at paradise yet. 
Although, if you liked monkeys, then yeah, maybe this could be paradise for you. But for me, no. 
not the biggest fan of uh our fourhanded friends. Eastern Thailand is so underrated and it’s 
a region that I need to come back and spend   way more time in sometime in the future. I just 
stopped here really to refuel and to rehydrate, but I couldn’t stop noticing all of the 
beautiful mountains in this region. You know,   not a lot of people know that eastern 
Thailand has some beautiful mountains. And I just checked my map. I remember visiting 
the most beautiful little temple/waterfall right in that mountain behind me. So, 
let’s um let’s have a little stretch of our legs. I’ll show you a beautiful 
little waterfall. We’re making good time. [Music]   So, there’s two reasons why I’ve stopped here. The 
first is I need a break. My ass, my legs, my ears, my wrist. It hurts. Um, it’s been 5, six hours 
already today. So, I need a little bit of a break. I want to stretch my legs. And this is the perfect 
place. If you’re ever going to Coach Changang,   Kokuz, all right, and you’re driving, stop here. 
I’ll leave the link in the description. Good job, Zelda man. You’re doing such a good job, darling. 
Well done. Absolute legend. Not far to go and then you can take a rest for a couple of weeks cuz I 
can’t take that to the island. Remember seeing this guy drive past me earlier, cap? Okay. So, 
it’s still 200 B for a foreigner or 100 if you’re a kid. Come. Oh, 10 B. Yeah, let’s do it. We will 
be stretching our legs in a minute, but I don’t need to walk for 500 m up the hill wearing all 
my gear, sweating my bollocks off. [Laughter] And just like that, we’re transported into 
the rainforest. It really is a beautiful,   untouched province, this one. We’re still in 
Chantbururi. I’ve got a few videos of this area on my channel if you are interested in learning 
some more. But what we’ll see and the reason why I’ve come here is to stretch my legs. There’s a 
beautiful little stouper up there covered in moss. It’s a beautiful cheddy. You see this 
shape replicated all over Thailand.   Sometimes they’re absolutely huge. Sometimes 
they’re covered in sparkly diamonds and gold. This one is just being slowly reclaimed 
by the jungle and I love it. All of the   moss and the plants and there’s 
even flowers going on it now. But what’s really cool is it lies just 
in front of the view of the waterfall. So they have Yeah, I remember now. They have like 
a rocky area where kids can just paddle and then they’ve got a rope where you’re not allowed to 
swim past. Um, but it is quite deep and you can   swim and the waterfall just seems to just spawn 
out of the jungle and it it’s incredible. I mean, this is a huge peak, so there’ll be lots 
of rain. There’ll be lots of water coming   down the mountain creating these waterfalls, 
but this one is particularly beautiful. So, let’s imagine you’re leaving Bangkok going to 
Kochang Kok, right? If you were in the car, this would be about 1 hour before the pier, and 
it’s on the road to the pier. You don’t need to   make a detour. It’s literally on the way. So if 
you’re going to Kang Koku in the car, pull over, have a have a break here because from here it’s 1 
hour to the pier and it really is quite beautiful really. I’ll definitely come back here. Uh this 
province, I mean Chantaburi, these mountains that   I’ve driven through, I haven’t really gone into 
much depth. I haven’t really explored them that much, but I know there’s like camping, national 
parks, and there was elephant crossing warning signs the whole drive for the last 2 hours. So, it 
really is like a wild part of Thailand. Beautiful part of Thailand that is completely overlooked 
by the rest of the well the world in comparison to the north and the south. Eastern Thailand. 
I’m not talking about Isan. I’m talking about eastern Thailand, the the bit of land between 
Bangkok and Cambodia. We’ll we’ll just drive straight to the pier from now and we’ll ask them 
any boats and if we’re lucky, we’ll get on a boat this afternoon. I don’t think that’s going to 
happen. And I think realistically they’ll say,   “No, it’s full or you’ve missed them.” And then 
we’ll find a place to stay and enjoy sunset. Okay, looks like mother nature is putting a spanner in 
the works. So, behind me, looks like a beautiful day, doesn’t it? But then we turn around, massive 
storm, huge storm. I’ve just checked my weather radar app and the pier, the town near the pier 
is currently getting absolutely drenched. And then the island that we’re going to will get 
it afterwards, probably around sunset. So, even if we did get to the pier in time, do we 
really want to cross the water in the rain,   in the in the wind, right? Do we want to arrive 
at paradise during a storm? I think not. So, I’m going to take this moment to uh put a 
rain jacket on, put my camera equipment away.   We’re going to go into the rain, limp into a town 
near the pier, as close to the pier as possible, and find somewhere to stay. Okay, 
let’s see how wet we actually get. I didn’t think this was going to happen cuz look, 
there’s nobody here. But there is a ferry at 400   p.m. And with the weather, the weather was 
like so forecasted to be terrible. And then it just completely stopped raining. My jacket was 
flapping in the wind because I was going 70 km an hour trying to get down here in time to maybe get 
a ticket. Anyway, let me go give her the money cuz   literally the boat’s about to leave and I need 
to get unpacked and take everything with me. Thank you so much Zelda for driving us not only 
along the Mong but all the way from Ubon Rajatani to the pier here basically. Anyway, I’ll see 
you in a week. All right, I think. Anyway, I haven’t booked anywhere. She wants to know 
where I’m staying because it the ferry is 600 B,   but it includes a taxi to your hotel. But I 
haven’t booked anything. I had no idea. Honestly, I’ve changed my mind so many times today. 
Oh, I’ll just stay on the mainland. No,   I’ll get the ferry. Oh, maybe I’ll go to Karmac 
or maybe I’ll go to Coco or maybe I’ll take Zelda on the car ferry to Code Chang. They’re 
all in this area. I’ve just been following my mood and following the w the weather. I’m 
not exactly sure if it’s the fast ferry, the slow ferry. I haven’t I don’t know what 
I just grabbed everything from the back of my motorbike, hoping I got everything. Big 
camera, drone, fancy lens, extra parts. clothes. We should be fine. I’m just going to 
quickly book a room. One night, we’ll stay We’ll stay three or four nights, but I just need one 
for tonight. I want to find a place facing west and not too expensive cuz we’re just going to 
be there one night. Okay, here we go. 3,000 B. It’s quite expensive, isn’t it? I mean, it’s 
$100, but Okay, this is a bit better. 1,00 1,700 Thai home stay. Looks like they rent 
motorcycles as well. If it is good,   we’ll stay a couple of days extra, but I’ll 
just book one now. Seems to have decent reviews, standard king room, pay online, 
1,700. We have accommodation. Zelda is safe. I’ve got all my stuff. 
And the ferry leaves in 7 minutes. [Music] All aboard. Okay, let’s get stage three officially on the 
move. [Music] So, this was actually the slow ferry, if you can believe it. It was speeding 
along, but they do have smaller speedboats that cut across the water in just 45 minutes. 
But I preferred this slower 1-hour ride. the distant islands of Ko Chang and Karmac. They 
looked beautiful in the distance, but we weren’t heading to those islands today. [Music] And almost 
exactly an hour later at 5:00 p.m., we arrived. This is Coco, a truly beautiful and underrated 
island, and I can’t wait to explore it once more. Okay, so when you arrive on Kokud, it includes a 
taxi to your hotel and they have all the different hotels on different taxi numbers and then you 
just go find your taxi. It’s the sun sets so early this time of year. If you’re watching 
this guys, it is now November. It’s 5 and it looks like it’s going to sun set any second. 
Hopefully, we can get to our accommodation, dump our bags, change into some shorts. All 
right, nearly there, guys. We’re nearly there. [Music] Okay. The uh gentleman at this place 
called Al Thai. Uh this is my room. Isn’t it lovely? Got a garden view, but it’s 800 m from 
the beach. and I told him I would really like to watch the sunset. Um, and it’s happening right 
now. So, there’s my room. Isn’t it lovely? Here’s the pet turtle. You all right, mate? How you 
doing? And, um, he’s going to he’s got quite a few turtles. Um, yeah, I’ll be I’ll be back in 
uh 35 minutes after the sunset. Thank you. Can Can I borrow this? Thank you so much. All right. 
You’re the best. He’s like, “Um, oh, I’ll get you coconut water.” And checked in. I went, “No, 
is it okay if I just go straight to the beach?” I haven’t been to this beach before. There’s 
a beautiful temple right next to it. As you can tell, this island, Coco, is way more of a 
vibe. It’s way more rustic and and local than Ko Chang. And obviously way way off the beaten 
path in comparison to Co Simui, Phuket. This is like honestly this is the island I recommend 
to people the most when they want tropical   paradise with just enough going on. Just enough 
textbook paradise. Tiny little beach right there. Big beach to the to the left. This pier is perfect. I think we 
caught the sunset by like 10 minutes. Okay. So, welcome. I haven’t formally introduced 
you. This is Coco. So, Kokun is a huge island and it’s just jungle in tropical paradise and it’s 
got one road. It’s got three little villages and it’s got a handful of resorts and it’s really off 
the beaten path and it is textbook paradise. Okay, it’s one of the few remaining islands that is 
this big, this beautiful and so underdeveloped and so under the radar. It’s been such a great 
735 km journey all the way from Ubon through Isan around through the provinces to the pier on the 
boat and we’re here just in time for sunset. So, let’s enjoy sunset together. I don’t have 
a beer. I’ve just realized I didn’t have   time to grab one. Anyway, priorities. Thanks 
for watching and if you’d like to watch our adventures on this island in Coco, then you 
can you can watch it right now. Click here. That’ll take you to a video of our experience 
on Coco. Ah, what a journey. Thanks for joining   me. And if you enjoyed this video, like and 
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