News Forum - Boho Wanderlust in Thailand’s Great Outdoors

[Thaiger]

One of the most notable transformations for both domestic and international travellers in Thailand post-pandemic has been the realization that the old-school beach holiday stereotype is out the window. Rivers, mountains, farms, or even a jungle trek are now the hot ticket. For those who went to the just-wound-up Wonderfruit, you’ve already caught the vibe, and it won’t go away. One of the latest destinations in Thailand that are buzzing is Khao Yai. A quick two a half hour drive from Bangkok, it can best be summed up as a ‘drive in’ getaway. Moving into the adventure zone, or going […]

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[KaptainRob]

WTF is boho?

[Poolie]

It's groovy speak for bohemian. Very 1970's. 

[KaptainRob]

1 hour ago, Poolie said:

It's groovy speak for bohemian. Very 1970's. 

Never heard of it before and I have to wonder why writers use obscure terms if they want to be understood.  

[Shade_Wilder]

1 hour ago, KaptainRob said:

Never heard of it before and I have to wonder why writers use obscure terms if they want to be understood.  

Don't be so Bouge, Grampa; you have to keep up with the kids.

 

(I think you'll need some help. 'Bouge' is the latest and short for 'Bourgeois')

[Poolie]

1 hour ago, KaptainRob said:

Never heard of it before and I have to wonder why writers use obscure terms if they want to be understood.  

They've run out of ideas. Have to recycle them to stay 'hip.' ((c) 1990's)