You can find almost anything in Thailand: great food, endless white beaches, jungle, super cheap bungalows, and luxury hotels. There is something for every interest and every budget!
Beneath its modern facade of sleek high-rise structures, high-tech advertising hoardings, and the Monorail gracing the skyline, Bangkok reveals a captivating secret. As visitors explore the vibrant streets of the Thai capital, they’ll soon uncover its hidden attractions, where local residents devoutly pray at ancient shrines, spirit houses, and temples adorned with an array of…
Visiting a reconstruction of Thailand’s temples and houses on the outskirts of Bangkok might seem like a day at a cheesy amusement park without the rides. However, The Ancient City (Muang Boran) in Samut Prakan proves to be a delightful surprise and an enjoyable way to spend a morning or an afternoon. The Ancient City,…
The Thai Silk Company is one of the most famous silk producers in Thailand. The company was founded in 1951 by former OSS operative Jim Thompson. The American national is credited with single-handedly turning Thai silk production from a tiny cottage industry into an article that is recognized globally as synonymous with premium quality. From…
Kaeng Krachan is one of the largest parks in Thailand and is home to an astounding variety of animals, birds, and plants. Situated two hours southwest of Bangkok, it’s a haven of mountainous and forested terrain. And you’re unlikely to find too many tourists there either. Getting there might be a bit of a riddle…
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Thailand’s capital city, this magnificent palace is more than just a pretty facade. It’s a dazzling display of architectural prowess, cultural heritage, and enough historical tales to make your head spin. Beyond the architectural splendor, the Grand Palace Bangkok is a living testament to Thai culture and tradition. Visit…
Just ninety minutes by ferry from Krabi lies the serene beach paradise of Koh Lanta. Here, you won’t be disturbed by the sounds of noisy longtail boats and jet skis, and you won’t be bothered by tuk-tuk touts. Rather, you can fully immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the pristine beaches, free from the…
Southern Thailand’s beautiful province of Krabi is a paradise for active children who enjoy swimming at beautiful beaches, coming face to face with fascinating wildlife in nature reserves, exploring mysterious caves, and wading among the colorful fish in Krabi’s pristine and shallow waters. Although most Krabi resorts provide special activities for children, younger visitors will…
At first glance, Thailand’s indigenous population seems to be primarily Thai Buddhists. When delving a little deeper visitors will soon discover there are a number of different ethnic races living on the island that give it a distinctly cosmopolitan aura. Temples, mosques, and even an Orthodox church, as well as lively festivals, testify to the…
Hat Mai Khao is Phuket’s longest beach and is conveniently situated next to the Phuket International Airport. Despite the sound of roaring jets overhead, this area of the island’s northeast is a surprisingly tranquil spot where sea turtles lay their eggs during the peak tourist season from November to February each year. Also known as…
Anyone in Krabi who perhaps has caught too much sun, or just wants to escape the beach for an afternoon, can take a lovely day trip to the stunning Emerald (Crystal) Pool. This incredible natural phenomenon is nestled in a lush forest that will take your breath away. This secluded oasis is often overlooked but…