Thailand Walk Nomad

Every step you take becomes part of a journey across Thailand. "Thailand Walk Nomad" is a walking-habit app that turns the steps you actually take each day into a virtual journey on the map. Start in Mae Sai, at the northern tip of Thailand, and walk all the way south through Chiang Mai, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, Bangkok and the Gulf coast to Betong, in the deep south near the Malaysian border. ■ Your steps become real distance Thailand Walk Nomad connects with Health Connect and automatically reads the steps recorded by your phone or wearable device. Every step you take moves you further along the map, and kilometres on the screen add up to a real feeling of travelling the length of a whole country. ■ Choose your own path The destination is fixed, but the route there is entirely up to you. Take as many detours as you like, from the misty mountains of the north and the Mekong river of Isan to the beaches of the east and the islands-and-limestone coast around Phuket. ■ A journey past famous landmarks More than 110 famous sights appear along your route, including the Golden Triangle, Wat Rong Khun, Doi Suthep, Sukhothai Historical Park, Ayutthaya, the Grand Palace, the Bridge on the River Kwai, Erawan Falls, Khao Sok, Railay Beach and Phuket Old Town. ■ Milestone cities along the way Keep an eye out for signposts along the route, with milestone badges at Chiang Rai, Lampang, Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, Nakhon Sawan, Ayutthaya, Bangkok, Phetchaburi, Hua Hin, Chumphon, Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Hat Yai and Yala. ■ Arukyun shares local comments When you arrive at a new place, Arukyun, the app's original alien character who is curious about everywhere you walk, shares fun local facts and comments about it, with notes prepared for every one of the 987 districts on the map. Comments are available in English and Thai, and you can show both side by side. ■ Conquer the map Your Coverage Map fills in as you reach each district (amphoe, and the khet of Bangkok). Earn conquest badges for each of the six regions of Thailand and then for the whole country. There are around 145 badges to collect in all. ■ Reach the goal, then turn around and go again Once you reach Betong, you turn around and start a new lap heading back to Mae Sai. You earn a goal badge for every lap, so every journey feels fresh. ■ Find places nearby See what's around your current position on the map and open it in Google Maps, which can double as inspiration for planning a real trip. ■ Free version and Full Version The free version lets you walk freely across the northern part of the route, from Mae Sai down to the area around Phitsanulok. Upgrade to the Full Version (one-time purchase, no subscription) to unlock the rest of the route south to Betong. ■ Who it's for - Anyone who wants to build a walking or strolling habit - Anyone who wants to stay mindful of their daily step count for their health - Anyone who wants extra motivation from watching famous Thai landmarks pass by - Travel lovers and geography enthusiasts Turn today's steps into another step across Thailand. Start Thailand Walk Nomad today. (Mainland Thailand and Phuket only; other islands are not included. The app is a game and does not use your real GPS location.)

Welcome to Thailand Walk Nomad! Turn your daily steps into a journey across Thailand, from Mae Sai to Betong. • Walk, then tap the map to travel as far as your steps allow • Arukyun's local tips for all 987 districts, with a bilingual mode (Thai and English side by side) • Collect badges from famous spots and fill in the map of Thailand • Nearby search with Street View, plus the Japanese Walking timer • Free to walk from Mae Sai down to around Phitsanulok; unlock the rest with the Full Version