₹60,000/Month Gets You Apartment, 3 Meals & Beach Weekends, Indian Woman Reveals Life In Thailand

Thailand is one of the best destinations for vacationing, but have you ever thought about permanently moving there? Do you want to know what it would be like living in this beautiful destination? An Indian woman has now listed several reasons she loves living in Thailand and how her days go by there.

Indian Woman Lists Reasons Why Life Feels Better In Thailand

Living a life that feels like a permanent vacation is a dream for many. But an Indian woman, Sanya, is currently living that dream, and that too in Thailand. Recently, she listed several reasons on her official X account, sharing how she loves living there as compared to India. She mentioned that her body, her energy, sleep, and social life are all different there, and it has nothing to do with discipline.

Sanya shared that eating healthy in Thailand is quite normal. You can get street food for just ₹100, like grilled chicken, green curry, and more, all prepared with fresh vegetables and ingredients and packed with protein. Her second reason revolved around movement. According to Sanya, no one in Thailand “goes for a walk”, as they can easily complete 8,000 steps a day without trying at night markets, at beaches, and more.

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Cost Of Living, Work, Friends & More

Apart from sharing about food and movement in Thailand, Sanya, who previously lived in India, also shared that this beautiful destination has amazing outdoor coworking spaces with natural light. You can see beach towns full of people working on their laptops in a remote setting. Plus, meeting new people, even at age 35, is normal here. According to her, one can make friends easily at night markets, cafes, and coworking spaces.

Next, she talked about the main topic: the cost of living in Thailand. As per Sanya’s post, ₹60,000 a month gets you a full apartment, a scooter, three meals a day, plus weekends at the beach. What more could you even ask for? Moreover, the digital nomad communities in Thailand are real. Coworking spaces are full of people building things, travelling alone, and starting over at 30.

Sanya ended her post by writing that she has always loved India, but living in Thailand has shown her what’s possible when a country builds for its people. According to her, “We have the talent. The culture. The potential. We just haven’t decided we deserve this kind of life yet.” Though many netizens agreed with her reasons, many of them did not and shared how unrealistic it is to live in Thailand with just ₹60,000 a month.

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Cover Image Courtesy: @sanyayyyy/X