March in Thailand was wild. Experienced a 7.7 magnitude earthquake (welcome to Southeast Asia), hit rooftop bars in Bangkok, and joined Muscle Factory — easily the best gym in Asia.
I rode motorbikes through the city and ate my weight in street food, with most plates costing $1.80 or less. Went prawn fishing for the first time and met some monkeys. I quickly learned that Thailand’s summer doesn’t mess around — you’re sweating constantly without even realizing how much. Staying out all night is way too easy when it’s this hot and humid. Went to a few after hours clubs. Hottest temperature I felt was 105° but the humidity made it feel hotter. It didn’t take too long to adjust to the chaos of the city traffic — Bangkok’s wild, but you eventually find your rhythm.
Pro tip: on Bangkok sidewalks, walk in a straight line — motorbikes will be flying past you like it’s their lane.