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The island of Phuket is among Thailand's most famous places to visit. You'll find sandy beaches complemented by enticing blue waters you can explore by boat. Diving and snorkelling are especially popular given how clear the waters are. Additionally, you'll find plenty of Thai cuisine here that's known for its spice. You can also explore the local history through museums and exhibits.
Ko Phi Phi is an iconic island in Thailand where you can take in breathtaking natural features as well as a rich history. In fact, this island has one of the oldest communities in the country dating well back into the prehistoric period. The beaches here offer golden sand and easy access to crystal clear waters you won't want to miss out on.
When you visit Koh Samui, you can find fun no matter what kind of experience you're looking for. Its universal appeal draws in wealthy travellers and budget backpackers in equal measure thanks to its variety of things to do and palm tree edged beaches. You can also enjoy crystal clear waters making underwater exploration easy. Quite a few luxury resorts are available here, but you'll find more modest accommodations too.
Pattaya is home to a thriving nightlife with one of the most popular destinations for pubs and clubs. That's just the beginning, however, as you'll also find karaoke stations throughout the area in addition to a thriving marketplace set on a floating ship. Don't forget to take in the ancient style wooden temple on the north side of town as well with its intricate construction that will wow anyone.
Visiting Bangkok is one of the most common ways to enjoy the best of Thailand. You'll find quite a few cultural landmarks, but to really feel this city, you'll have to walk the streets. You'll find fun shops and eateries hidden through town alongside street vendors. The nightlife here is quite prevalent especially around Patpong and Khaosan Road. Keep that in mind if you're looking for pubs after sunset.
The islands of Krabi have much to offer for travellers looking for unforgettable underwater experiences. You'll find incredible opportunities for diving thanks to the clear waters and local coral reef. You can still enjoy breathtaking scenery above the waves with pristine beaches and vibrant greenery among the islands' inland areas. All of this makes it easy to relax if you're just looking to get away from life's hustle and bustle.
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Whether it’s discovering multi-coloured sea creatures off the coast of Phuket or dancing away the night at a full-moon party on Koh Phi-Phi, it won't take long for Thailand to capture your heart.
Whether you’re visiting on a shoestring or you’re a luxury traveller, you’re spoiled for choice in Thailand. There are 32113 hotels across the country starting at £40 a night. Regardless of your budget, everyone likes to save money when they can. That’s why many travellers choose to bundle everything into a neat Thailand Holiday Package. Once you’ve sorted out your hotel, flights and rental car, all that will be left to do is explore the ancient temple of Wat Phra Chetuphon. And guess what? You can add a tour of that into your package as well.
Day 1: Touch down at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok and grab a cab to your accommodation. Eat a delicious Thai meal from a street vendor before hitting the capital’s best sights, such as Wat Phra Chetuphon, Chatuchak Weekend Market and the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun).
Day 2: Fly south to the magical Island of Phuket. Crystal clear waters and abundant sea life make this place a magnet for divers. If you’d rather stay on dry land, spend some time touring Big Buddha Phuket and Monkey Hill.
Day 6: Hop on a flight to Chiang Mai, Thailand’s relaxation capital. You could spend weeks exploring its Buddhist temple and bright green rice fields.
Celebrate Songkran (Thai New Year). It runs from April 13-15 each year and is celebrated in some places with massive water fights in the streets!
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Find out about the history of Victory Monument, a well-known monument in Bangkok. Discover the acclaimed art galleries and shops in this vibrant area.
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Bangkok Art & Culture Centre during your travels in Bangkok. Discover the acclaimed art galleries and temples in this culturally rich area.
Known by locals as the “Lung of Bangkok,” this green breathing space provides a quiet haven for rest, sport and recreation to residents and visitors alike.
