Travel destinations in Thailand. Find out what to see and do on your holiday in Thailand. Information on transport, accommodation and food.
Find tips and suggestions to visit Bangkok. A city that is always on the move, with a unique cultural identity and full of surprises. With dozens of temples and thousands of street food stalls, you will not be able to stop, except for an invigorating massage.
Koh Lanta top beaches are undoubtedly some of the best in Thailand. Despite the subjectivity related to natural beauty, the beaches of this island [...]
Deciding what to do in Chiang Mai will, undoubtedly, be the biggest challenge for any tourist visiting the city. Located in the hilly north of Thailand, a region full of points of interest and natural charms, this city is also the ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Koh Lanta Old Town is a singular village that is worth a visit during your stay in Koh Lanta. Ideally, you should visit it [...]
Visinting a Sea Gypsy village may be another reason to go South-east of Koh Lanta. This people with a unique lifestyle, centered on the [...]
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Wat Phra Singh is a 14th century that stands out as one of the most beautiful in the old town of Chiang Mai. Also known as the temple of the Lion Buddha, Wat Phra Singh is among the most visited temples of the city both, by believers and tourists. In this religious complex the highlight is, in addition to the building itself, a beautiful Buddha image that you can find in Viharn Luang,
Wat Chedi Luang, built in the 14th century, was the temple where the most important relic of Thailand, the Emerald Buddha, was kept. This complex is composed of a huge Chedi, approximately 40 meters high, despite the original 80 meters which did not survive a strong earthquake
Wiang Kum Kan is one of the oldest complexes you can see in Thailand. This ancient capital of the kingdom Haripunchai and Lanna was long forgotten, having been accidentally rediscovered just recently. Dating from the 13th century, this city, which preceded Chiang Mai as the capital of the Lana Kingdom, was abandoned due to a flood of the Ping river.
you will find in this village, situated in the Mae Hong Son area, will be as we mentioned before, a village with many craft stalls, very similar to a market. However, the great highlight and what motivated the massive tourism was the tradition that involves women. From an early age, these are adding metal rings to their necks which makes them extremely long.
