Places of Interest in Thailand
The lure of Thailand’s beaches is hard to resist – sloping curves of white sand, cobalt blue seas and swaying palm trees. But there’s more: trekking in the North is a wonderful way to see elephants, lush scenery and local tribes people, By contrast, Bangkok is a whirlwind of activities – from temple tours, vibrant markets and gourmet restaurants.

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Ayuthaya

Ayuthaya, located on the plains of central Thailand, approximately 80 kilometres north of the present day capital Bangkok is a...
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Founded in 1782, Bangkok has to be one of the most exciting metropolises in Asia. Known as Krungthep in Thai,...
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Meaning 'new capital', Chiang Mai has been the cultural and administrative centre of northern Thailand on and off since 1296....
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The city of Chiang Rai is sprawling, yet with its tree-lined riverbanks has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. Its elevation at...
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A three-hour drive south of Bangkok sits the coastal town of Hua Hin. In the 1920s, the highly revered Thai...
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Khanom is a sleepy, traditional Thai coastal town on the Gulf of Thailand. Largely unknown by most travellers to Thailand,...
View hereKhao Sok National Park

Khao Sok National Park in Southern Thailand is an incredibly scenic spot, covering an area of over 120,000 hectares of...
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At 2,168 square kilometres, Khao Yai is one of Thailand's biggest as well as oldest National Parks. In fact, it...
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Located in eastern Thailand close to the Cambodia border, Koh Kood, sometimes written as Koh Kut, is a stunning island...
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Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Phangan is roughly half the size of Koh Samui but the largest and...
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Bright turquoise water and soft white beaches await you on the island of Racha Yai, 20-kilometres south of Phuket. This...
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The largest and most well-known islands of the Chumphon Archipelago, Koh Samui was first popular with backpackers visiting in the...
View hereKrabi

Krabi Province is picture-perfect Thailand. Many of the photos you’ll see of towering limestone karsts dramatically shooting up into the...
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Phang Nga Bay, located between Phuket and Krabi on Thailand’s west coast, is famed for its towering limestone karsts islands...
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Located off Thailand's west coast in the clear, jade coloured Andaman Sea, Phuket is the largest island in Thailand. One...
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A pretty town in the northern part of the central Thailand plains, Sukhothai has a grand past, and it is...
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