A fun-filled, brimming with culture, history and natural wonders, this Land of a Thousand Smiles is ripe with countless travel temptations and with the advent of Thailand Tourism, it has emerged as a magnet for tourists across the world. This kingdom of amazement truly is a wondrous place to endure it all. You will be able to discover some of the spectacular tourist places in Thailand that will make you go in awe of this vivid South-East Asian jewel.
Mainly Bangkok, Phi Phi Islands, and Phuket are the most included destinations in the Thailand tour packages. Apart from these, a lot of countryside destinations and little-known places like the UNESCO city of Ayutthaya, the gateway to the Golden Triangle Chiang Rai, Railay Beach or the secluded island of Koh Kood are coming into the limelight as the promising tourist spots.
If you keep your eyes open for the unknown and have the heart to explore the undiscovered, then there are a lot of things to do in Thailand that you can enjoy during your vacation here. The intriguing Thailand shopping, Scuba diving in the Andaman sea, Elephant bathing & feeding at several national parks, and visiting several Buddhist temples like Wat Phra & Wat Arun are a plateful of the attractions that suit everyone’s taste.

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Which are the best places to visit on Thailand tour?
There are several tourist attractions to visit in Thailand. Here’s a list of 25 tourist destinations to visit this vacation:
- Ko Phi Phi
- Phang Nga Bay
- Grand Palace
- Railay
- Northern Hill tribes
- Mu Ko Chang National Park
- Ayuthaya Historical Park
- Thai-Burma Railway
- Full Moon Party at HaadRin
- Similan Islands
- Phanom Rung
- Khao Sok National Park
- Chatuchak Weekend Market
- Koh Lipe
- Chiang Mai Night Bazaar
- Wat Arun
- Ko Nang Yuan
- Sukhothai Historical Park
- Mu KoAng Thong
- Khao Yai National Park
- Prasat Hin Phimai
- Hua Hin Beach
- Floating Markets near Bangkok
- Ao Nang
- Erawan Falls
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What are the things to do on Thailand tour?
There are a number of things that can be done when you’re in Thailand, here’s a list of things you can do:
- Visit the Grand Palace
- Go Elephant Trekking at Mahawangchang Elephant Camp
- Have a Thai Massage
- Visit the DamnoenSaduak Floating Market
- Spend an Evening in Nana Plaza (Soi 4)
- Climb the Sathorn Unique Tower
- Take a trip to Koh Phi Phi
- Visit a Ping Pong Show
- Drive Like a Local
- Eat Street Food
- Have a Water Fight during Songkran
- Visit Khao Yai National Park
- Take a Trip to Wat Arun
- Visit Chiang Mai Night Bazaar
- Go to a Full Moon Party
- Visit Phang Nga Bay
- Go to Doi Suthep
- Visit Railay Beach
- Go Diving off The Coast of Koh Lanta
- Take Part in the Loi Krathong Festival
- Visit Pai
- Take a Trip to the City of Ayutthaya
- Take the Thai-Burma Railway
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When is the best time to visit Thailand?
Thailand being largely tropical is humid all year around with moderate temperate in the 28-35°C range; the mountains are where you can go for relief. The best time to go to Thailand is during the dry season that stretches roughly from November until April. There are three seasons to consider your preferences:
Winter: It lasts from November to the end of February, it doesn't rain much and temperatures are at their lowest, although you will barely notice the difference in the south and will only need to pack a sweater if hiking in the northern mountains, where temperatures can fall as low as 5°C. This is the most popular time to visit and, especially around Christmas and New Year's or at Chinese New Year a few weeks later.
Summer: March to June, Thailand swelters in temperatures as high as 40°C (104°F), pleasant enough when sitting on the beach with a drink in hand, but not the best time of year to go temple-tramping in Bangkok.
Rainy: From July to October, although it only really gets underway in September, tropical monsoons hit most of the country. This doesn't mean it rains non-stop, but when it does it pours and flooding is not uncommon. -
How to reach Thailand?
By Plane: The main international airports in Thailand are at Bangkok and Phuket, and both are well-served by intercontinental flights. The plus point that one comes across is the minimum or low range of price of the airline tickets. It is due to the various and maximum numbers of airlines that fly to Asia pit stop in Bangkok.
By Road: Driving up to Bangkok from Malaysia and Singapore is not a difficult task to do if you have your own vehicle to travel. Rental vehicles are mainly not preferable for long distance journeys in the country. There are some main crossings that one will come across while driving is Padang Besar and Sadao in Songkhla province, Betong in the Yala province, and Sungai KoloK in the Narathiwat province. Apart from personal drive tourists can easily get the regular travel buses from Singapore to the southern hub of Hat Yai.
By Train: Travelling by train is not that a preferable way of a journey by many tourists as it can be very much time taking and boring in comparison to other means of transport. Thailand contains a sole international railway service which is linked to Butterworth, near Penang, along with Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia connecting the Singapore railways as well. The tickets that are available for travel by rail are mainly cheap, even the first class ones, as compared to other services. -
Do I need a visa for Thailand? How does one get a Vietnam visa?
One does not need a visa to visit Thailand on vacation. Citizen of any country traveling to Thailand on vacation, not planning on staying for more than 30 days, and haven't entered the country as a tourist for more than 90 days in the past six months, doesn’t need to apply for a visa. You'll be granted a 30-day entry permit when you arrive at the airport or border crossing. If you're planning on an extended vacation here, you can apply for a 60-day tourist visa in advance at the Royal Thai Embassy.
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What is the currency of Thailand and where can I get my money exchanged?
- The currency of Thailand is Thai baht. The best thing to do would be to carry a Thai Baht Forex Card with you before leaving. Thai Baht as cash usually has a higher mark-up and is subject to availability in the market, whereas Forex cards loaded with Thai Baht are easily available and cost-effective. You should load the card with Thai Baht instead of USD to avoid cross-currency charges of 4%. It is recommended to buy a Forex card online before you leave for Thailand. Ensure you choose an online vendor which will let you reload Thai Baht easily, in case you run out of Forex when abroad.
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What is the best public transport to commute around Thailand?
Travel in Thailand is inexpensive and efficient, if not always speedy. Unless you travel by plane, long-distance journeys in Thailand can be arduous, especially if a shoestring budget restricts you to hard seats and no air conditioning. Nonetheless, the wide range of transport options makes travelling around Thailand easier than elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
Buses are fast, cheap and frequent, and can be quite luxurious; trains are slower but safer and offer more chance of sleeping during overnight trips; moreover, if travelling by day you’re likely to follow a more scenic route by rail than by road. Inter-town songthaews, air-conditioned minibuses and share-taxis are handy, and ferries provide easy access to all major islands. Local transport comes in all sorts of permutations, both public and chartered. -
What is the local language in Thailand and which are the most commonly used greetings?
Thailand and its neighbor Laos are dominated by languages of the Southwestern Tai family. Karen languages are spoken along the border with Burma, Khmer is spoken near Cambodia and Malay in the south near Malaysia. Before you pack for Thailand know some commonly used phrases to get through with your trip smoothly:
- Hello - Sawat Dee meaning
- Krap and Kha, Addingkrap or kha at the end of any word, phrase, or sentence make for politeness.
- Good morning! - A-roon-sa-was
- Good evening! - sa-yan-sa-was
- Welcome! (To greet someone) - yin-dee-ton-rab
- How are you? - sa-bai-dee-mai
- Where is the (bathroom/ pharmacy)? - houng-num(bathroom)/ ran-kay-ya(pharmacy) .... You-tee-nai-ka/krab
- How much is this? - aa-nee-tao-rai -
Which are the best shopping places in Thailand and what are they famous for?
1. Khao San Night Market: The cities of Thailand come alive at night, and the several night markets scattered around the country stand testament to its thriving nightlife. The Khao San Night Market is only one such place. Teeming with stalls selling clothes, food, accessories and much more, the Night Market presents the best of Thai wares at unparalleled rates. Several second hand bookstores can be found here as well.
2. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market has been Thailand’s most popular floating market for a long time, especially owing to its use as a setting in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun. The stalls at the market sell their regular wares of handicrafts and locally tailored clothes, along with a variety of fresh produce. The only means of transport here is by boat, which visitors can use to travel along the length of the river.
3. Pratunam: Bangkok’s Pratunam is well known among locals as a wholesale fashion district. Not only is the street lined with some of the city’s biggest malls, but several independent sellers set up stalls by the street as well.
4. Phuket Weekend Market: Setting up shop every weekend, the Phuket Weekend Market is the go to place for those looking to explore the local wares of Thailand. The stores here pride in their array of clothes, accessories, handicrafts and gadgets, all available at extremely affordable rates. -
Which are some of the famous beaches to visit in Thailand?
Listed below are popular beaches in Thailand to enjoy your holidays:
- Nail Harn Beach, Rawai
- PhraNang Cave Beach, Ao Nang
- Kata Noi Beach, Karon
- Freedom Beach, Patong
- Railay Beach
- Thong Nair Pan Noi, Koh Phangan
- Kata Beach
- Thong Nair Pan Yai, Koh Phangan
- Bottle Beach, Koh Phangan
- Sunrise Beach, Koh Lipe
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Which are some national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in Thailand?
- Bang Lang, Yala
- Doe Inthanan, Chiang Mai
- Kaeng Krung, SuratThani
- Mae Ngao, Mae Hong son
- San kalaKhiri, Songkhla
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Which Islands are must visit in Thailand and why?
The islands off the coast of Thailand in the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Siam are some of the most popular places for tourists to Southeast Asia to visit. Some of these islands are famous throughout the world for their beautiful beaches and party atmosphere. But the best islands in Thailand also offer numerous opportunities for recreation, spiritual exploration, and relaxation.
Koh Lipe: Settled by sea gypsies, KoLipe is located in the Adang-Rawi Archipelago in southwest Thailand.
Koh Lanta: Koh Lanta is made up of a group of islands off the coast of Thailand in the Krabi province.
Koh Phangan: Koh Phangan is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, halfway between the islands of Koh Samui and Ko Tao.
Phuket: Phuket is the name of both a Thai province and the main city of that province. -
Which floating markets are famous in Thailand?
A floating market is a market that is located next to a body of water and vendors sell things directly out of their boats. Though some of the main waterways have since been filled in to make way for roads, Bangkok was once known as the Venice of Asia due to its extensive network of canals.
Amphawa: Easily the most popular market with Thai locals, Amphawa is an entire neighborhood community that turns into a Disneyland-like floating market on the weekends.
Damnoen Saduak: Located about 1.5 hours from Bangkok is the most popular tourist floating market in Thailand known as Damnoen Saduak. Over the weekend, hordes of foreigners flood the market on organized tours. -
What are the do's and don'ts for Thailand visit?
One of the main reasons people travel is to explore other cultures and establish how other countries and cultures do things. It is then quite remarkable than to see people wandering around the kingdom imposing their cultural approach on the situations and events they encounter. Often these lead to confusion, worse, it sometimes leads to ugly scenes that are entirely avoidable with a modicum on insight on how things are done in Thailand. What follows then is a list of Dos and Don'ts for when you are in the kingdom:
- The Monarchy: The monarchy is revered by all Thais and people will simply not tolerate any lack of respect towards any members of the royal family - past or present.
- Religion: Thailand's national religion is Buddhism (although there are significant numbers of Muslims and a minority group of Christians) and it is very important to be respectful as far as the religion is concerned.
- Buddha Images: Buddha images are sacred, whatever size or condition. Never climb on a Buddha image, and be very careful about taking photos - some images are so sacred photographs are forbidden.
- Monks: Buddhist monks are not allowed to touch or be touched by a woman or accept anything a woman might offer. If a woman wants to give something to a monk it must first be given to a man, or put on a piece of cloth.
- Shoes: Do not wear shoes inside a temple where Buddha images are kept. Take your shoes off before entering someone's home.
- Greetings: Thais do not shake hands; they 'wai' - a gesture made by placing your hands together in front of your face a bowing a little.
- The Head: Whereas in the west a friendly pat on the head, especially the head of someone a bit younger than you, will be regarded as a friendly and supportive gesture, in Thailand any gesture towards the head will cause Thais to recoil and will be greeted with shock and possibly annoyance.
- The Feet: Whereas the head is the highest point of the body, the feet are the lowest. Do not point at things with your feet, and do not point the palms of your feet at anyone.
- Shouting and Shows of Annoyance: In Thailand, shouting and shows of annoyance are entirely frowned upon, whatever the situation.
- Drugs: Thailand takes drugs very seriously and is trying to eradicate unlawful drugs entirely.
- General: Kissing, cuddling, and similar behaviour is frowned upon if in public - especially amongst older Thais.
- Smoking in the street is illegal - You can be fined 2,000 Baht.
- Dropping litter in the street is illegal - Same fine applies.
- Do not engage in the purchase of wild animals whether protected or not. Aside from moral issues, punishments are very harsh. -
What are some must do water sports in Thailand?
There are a lot of interesting water sport activities that can be done in Thailand, Some of them listed below:
- Kayaking
- Scuba Diving
- Windsurfing
- Sailing
- Flowboarding
- Kitesurfing
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What is Thailand Famous For?
An inherent part of every Thailand tour, the country is best known for its array of stunning beaches. The clear golden sands here, coupled with the stunning turquoise waters, make the beaches of Thailand an ideal getaway destination. The beaches of Koh Samui, Pah Tong or Pattaya are only some of the many here.
Thailand is also extremely famous for its adventure activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, skydiving, etc. Indulging in the delicious seafood here is also a must.

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About KAAN Show:Relish an epic adventure with the KAAN Show Pattaya and enjoy the one-of-its-kind cinematic and theatrical spectacles. This 75-minute show offers an ultimate fusion of live-action, spectacular stage performances, state-of-the-art technologies and Thai folklore. With more than 600 professionals presenting four fairy tale stories through acrobats, dance, martial arts, and other techniques, you will surely be awe-struck and spell-bound. The show presents a story of a young man named Kaan who after reading a book gets dragged into the book and dropped into another world. The entire storyline of the show moves around Kaan and his sidekick “Gabil Puksa” who indulge in various adventures with diverse characters of ancient literature to return to the real world. The show has extravagantly combined the conventional stage, visual effects, and latest cinematic techniques to give an out of the world experience. The seating arrangement in the KAAN Show Pattaya features four different zones in the theatre, including Ocean Zone, Star Zone, Cloud Zone and Sky Zone. The tickets are available at Standard and VIP prices, which you can book as per your budget and preference. If you want to enjoy the show from up and close, grab a seat in the Ocean Zone. But, if you want to have the best viewing and cinematic experience, book a seat in the Star Zone. You can also book a seat in the Cloud Zone at the standard price right behind the Star Zone or watch the show from the topmost section in the Sky Zone. On your next trip to Pattaya, book your seats for this marvellous show and enjoy an everlasting experience of witnessing the journey of Kaan in the world of Thai mythology and folklore.

Viking Cave is one of the most wonderful places to see in the uninhabited Phi Phi Leh island where the marvels of MotherNature can be looked upon. The cave is located at the bottom of a huge limestone cliff that soars for metres above sea level. The walls of the cave have paintings of ancient Scandinavian Viking ships which gave the cave which was originally named ‘Tham Phaya Nak’ the current name of ‘Viking Cave’. The paintings are believed to be done by pirates who took refuge in the cave during the violent monsoon downpours.Another significant thing about the Viking cave is the swift birds' nests. The cave is home to many swiftler birds and these birds build their nests using their saliva. The birds’ nests are one of the most expensive bird products consumed by humans and the locals can be seen climbing up the Viking Cave to harvest the full nests during the months from February to April.Tourists can spot fragile scaffoldings at the cave’s base that are used by the locals to climb up. There is also an altar at the cave mouth where the local men offer their prayers before harvesting the swiftler birds’ nests. After harvesting the nests, they are sold for hundreds of dollars to find their place in the exotic Chinese delicacy , ‘bird's nest soup’.The cave is located on the north eastern side of the Koh Phi Phi Island, opposite the Maya Bay. The cave can be reached by the longtail boats from the main pier of Phi Phi Le. The journey from the pier to the cave takes about 30 minutes and the views of the island, the waters of the Andaman Ocean, and the greenery clad limestone cliffs are truly enthralling.Entry inside the cave is prohibited for tourists; however these boats take you as close as possible to the cave so that Nature's beautiful creation can be marveled upon.

About Ripley's Believe It or Not Pattaya:Ripley's Believe It or Not Odditorium is a world-famous family-friendly walk-through tourist attraction that was founded in the United States of America. The museum displays over 300 unique and unusual collections and strikes a delicate balance between the bizarre, disturbing, and beautiful. Everything you see at Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Pattaya will keep challenging your preconceived notions about the world – both the one you know and the one you don't. The museum will wow you with artefacts and people you had no idea existed in our world. And if you exit the gallery questioning whether what you just saw is true, you haven't seen nearly enough of the world. Ripley's Believe It or Not! is a worldwide franchise founded by cartoonist Robert Ripley to showcase unusual and bizarre events.Many of the display’s centre on unusual items that have rendered the museum famous in the first place, such as a human skin mask, a real deformed human head, archaic demonic creatures, and a wax figure of a four-eyed man, among others. Some of the pieces are genuine, while others are reproductions. The displays include odd facts and innovations like a Titanic made of over a million matchsticks and a 1937 Jaguar model that is actually a watercraft. The Infinity Maze, Ripley's 4D Moving Theatre, Ripley's Haunted Adventure, and Tussauds Wax Museum are among the additional attractions at Ripley's Believe It or Not. You might easily spend a full day here and return home with great stories to tell your friends and family.

Khao Phing Kan popularly known as James Bond Island located in Ao Phang Nga National Park of Phang Nga Bay. Located to the northeast of Phuket, James Bond Island is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Phuket. James Bond Island is a part of the Ao Phang Nga National Park which is a protected area due to the various destructions done by the tourists. Khao Phing Kan was featured in the James Bond movie “The Man with the Golden Gun”. Hence, the island is popularly called James Bond island. Another popular thing which is located along the coast of the land is a 20-meter tall Islet called Ko Ta Pu or Khao Ta Pu. The islet is very popular for its unique structure and is visited by tourists in large numbers. There is a local legend about Ko Ta Pu that explains its unique structure.It goes like this - Many years ago, a fisherman used to go fishing in the waters near the Islet. Every time he used to go fishing, he used to catch much fish. One day, he failed to catch a single fish and instead caught a nail. Furious by this, he broke a nail in two pieces and threw one piece in the water. Later, this nail grew to be Ko Ta Pu. From boating to diving in the blue water, one can enjoy the scenic beauty of James Bond Island. Other than this, one can eat the popular and mouth-watering Pla Mook Haeng (dried squid) along James Bond Island.

Visit the Swiss Sheep Farm, where cute and furry animals welcome you in a place of the ancient dream and European architecture. Take your kids to the lush farms located on charming hills surrounded by the love and warmth, style European country. You can enjoy riding the breathtaking meadows among shepherds, feeding sheep and amusing activities that are filled with fun and romance. You can reach the Swiss Sheep farm in just a 30-minute drive away from the south of Pattaya via various transport options like cab, tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis which are readily available on the roadside in Hua Hin. The well maintained and clean Swiss Sheep Farm, located in Hua Hin is a popular tourist destination in Pattaya. They offer numerous activities for you and your kids like horse riding, animal feeding, sheep race, and a magnificent 3D gallery to get loads of candid pictures. The interior of the 3D gallery is filled with multi-dimensional paintings, in which you can enter and become a part of the entire painting. You can have a never-ending photo session at the Robot museum offering a plethora of activities and finger-licking Thai cuisines and chicken nuggets at the famous outdoor restaurant, Tom Yum Goong. Visitors can plan out an entire day filled with outdoor and indoor activities as there are many attractions and themed playgrounds for people of all ages. Other activities include mechanical rodeo bull rides, strolling around in horse-drawn carriages, archery at additional costs. To treasure your experience at this one-of-a-kind farm you can buy souvenirs such as sheep dolls or various accessories at shops. If you wish to stay longer they also have tie-ups with various resorts such as The Jomtien Palm resort and offer hassle-free private transfer facilities.

The Ramayana Waterpark is far more than just a waterpark. Explore the ruins of old buildings, walls, sculptures, and waterfalls built on the foundations of a long-forgotten city. Visit the floating market and take in the breathtaking scenery of lush hills, lakes, and rivers in and around the park. Try the euphoria and spills of some of the awesome water rides, including some that are completely unique, ranging from screeches to delicate swings, two dedicated kids areas, a record-breaking double wave pool, an incredible lazy river ride complete with mysterious caves, hot springs, and bubbles, tranquilly and activity pools, and so much more. The park is 184,000 square metres of sheer pleasure, with 21 distinct premium water slides! Relax in a private cabana with a relaxing massage, or upgrade to VIP for an even better experience. Ramayana also has three milder rides that are designed to provide a more relaxed experience and are particularly popular with local visitors. With high-speed rides mixed in with leisure and dedicated support children's zones, the water park will offer tourists the optimum combination of adrenaline and tranquility, allowing them to explore a long-forgotten Asian city. Ramayana Water Park is built to the greatest international standards, with only the highest-quality equipment and crystal-clear drinking water drawn from the park's own wells. The park's experienced lifeguard staff, whose members are all qualified by the American Lifeguard Association, ensures not only your enjoyment but also your safety. You'll spend a relaxing and fun-filled day in this magnificent and natural location, surrounded by lush foliage, hills, and lakes!Check This Out: Things To Do In Thailand

The Sanctuary of Truth is a magnificent construction of wood which is situated at the Rachvate cape of Naklua Pattaya City. Holding the glory of arts and philosophy of goodness, this place is considered to be the world’s largest and most astonishing woodcarving structure. The architecture of this museum is a unique blend of both temple and palace which was built by King Rama IX. This museum is the place which describes the best of the Thai craftsmanship. The intricately carved elephants, people, scenes creatures and the mythological deities are a stunning view to admire.These carvings are a tribute to the Ancient vision of Earth and also the Ancient Knowledge and Eastern Philosophy which is embraced at every corner of this monument. This building is also a strong vision of human existence as the older parts of the museums wooden carvings have degraded with the effects of weather and climate. Thus the construction of this museum is an ongoing and never-ending process which started in 1981. This 105m tall building is not just a place which reflects a beautiful blend of cultures and traditions, but also organizes tours in multiple languages for the visitors to understand better.Not just this, Thai dance performances are also a major highlight of this unique museum. To get a better insight of this one of a kind attractions in Pattaya, follow this handy guide and witness something which is just a marvel creation of mankind.

The Democracy Monument is a historic landmark located at the intersection leading up to Dinso Road. The monument is surrounded by a busy network of roads, offering a visual treat to anyone who comes to visit or drive by it. This historic landmark is a reflection of the idea of a westernized Bangkok, which comes from the dynamic but exquisite architecture of the monument.The monument was commissioned in 1939 as a way to commemorate the infamous coup of 1932. It includes various design elements which are indicative of various measures of symbolism. Over the years, the true essence of the installation of the monument has been forgotten, which is why it serves as a demonstration in the present day but also attracts tourists in large numbers. In spite of the number of years which have passed since the installation of the monument, it is frequently visited by tourists in large numbers, who come here to observe the marvel of its fine details. History of Democracy Monument The Democracy monument was erected in 1939. This historic landmark was put in commemoration of the 1932 coup when the people’s party and the military staged a coup that would come to change the shape of politics in Thailand for the years to come. With this coup, the absolute monarchy was put to an end while Thailand shifted to being a constitutional government. The monument was designed by Italian artist Corrado Feroci in the spirit of the events which led to the overthrowing of the monarchy.
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