Thailand is a land of massive contrasts—the wealth and western-style trappings that come with it from the cities like Bangkok and Chang Mai are juxtaposed by people living in the surrounding mountains in the exact same style they have for thousands of years. Sturdy wooden structures with no electricity abound. In this part of the world, a clean water supply, a few chickens and a cow or a pig signify you’re doing OK.
But where you or I would probably whine about not having every possible whim answered by Jeff Bezos and his robot army before we’ve even got the thought out of our heads, the people of Thailand’s jungles and small towns are, for the most part, happier and more content than anyone I have met in my 10 years of living in America. Or at least that’s the way it seems.
Rushing is not a thing in Thailand. People enjoy the time they have; they enjoy each other’s company and revel in just being present. A beer with a friend is a time to be cherished, not to be completed as quickly as possible so you can rush off to the next half-assed job.
You feel this the more you stay and the deeper you go into Thailand’s lush green pastures. As Brandon Cretu and Brain D’Apice of Thailand Moto Tours guided us further and further into the jungle over our week-long expedition, we very rarely saw people with anything other than a smile on their face.
So block out the next 20 minutes, grab a cold drink, and come for a ride into the jungle with Thailand Moto Tours.
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