Thailand City Guide
Thailand is known for its Holy Buddhist temples, soft beaches and beautiful tropical scenery,
which make it a famous tourist destination in Asia. Thailand is rich in some tropical fruits like bananas, lychees, durians and pineapples as well as amazing seafood, which are all musts to enjoy when traveling there. Affordable hotels and resorts in the main cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, and Phuket make Thailand an attractive destination to visit. Select from the list below which places of Thailand you would like to go for your Thailand trip.
Bangkok
Bangkok is one of Asia's most cosmopolitan cities, with magnificent Buddhist temples and Royal palaces, busy markets and a vibrant nightlife that has something for everyone. It's a city of extremes with heavy traffic and thumping music, combined with a scenic river, serene temples and a luminous culture. After the burning of Ayutthaya by Burmese invaders. In the years since, Bangkok has become Thailand's spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational, and diplomatic center. From culture and history to shopping and nightlife, there's something in Bangkok for everyone.
Phuket Island
Phuket is a mountainous island in Thailand's Andaman Sea. It contains some of the country's most popular tourist beaches alongside clear water. The island has many resorts, spas, and restaurants. It also has a number of wild forests, small nearby islands, and interesting geological structures that make for great sightseeing and adventurous watersports. Phuket's primary town, Patong, has a laid-back feel with its vibrant nightlife and many easily accessible beaches. There are many monuments and festivals in Phuket, and there is a fascinating array of local cuisine for visitors to try. In addition, there are high-end dining and shopping options and luxurious resorts that make this place fun for people who truly want to reward themselves.
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is by far the largest city in the North. A charming city surrounded by mountains and lush countryside, Chiang Mai is much greener and quieter than Bangkok, and is often called the "Rose of the North".Travelers can spend your entire trip to Chiang Mai exploring the famous Night Bazaar and Thailand's weekend markets. Once you've haggled for cheap jewelry and filled yourself with mango sticky rice, there's still plenty left to explore. The National Museum and Botanic Garden are great places to soak up some local culture and to breathe in the delicate fragrance of Thai orchids. In the city's center, the remains of the ancient wall surround over 30 temples. Adventurous travelers can also climb 300 stairs to Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, an ornate Buddhist temple in the rural mountainside, just a short motorbike ride away.
Pattaya
A visit to Pattaya is a wonderful way to explore the beaches along the Gulf of Thailand. Relaxed and family-friendly, Jomtien Beach is a hot spot for watersports and beach bums. If you look for quiet beaches and hammocks swaying in the breeze, definitely don't leave your resort. Pattaya is mostly famous for its raging nightlife, but local authorities have made an effort to provide more family-friendly attractions and activities. Although the sex industry is still going strong and sex tourism remains the key money earner in Pattaya, stunning resorts also attract local families and vacationers from around the world.
Thailand is known for its Holy Buddhist temples, soft beaches and beautiful tropical scenery,
which make it a famous tourist destination in Asia. Thailand is rich in some tropical fruits like bananas, lychees, durians and pineapples as well as amazing seafood, which are all musts to enjoy when traveling there. Affordable hotels and resorts in the main cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, and Phuket make Thailand an attractive destination to visit. Select from the list below which places of Thailand you would like to go for your Thailand trip.
Bangkok
Bangkok is one of Asia's most cosmopolitan cities, with magnificent Buddhist temples and Royal palaces, busy markets and a vibrant nightlife that has something for everyone. It's a city of extremes with heavy traffic and thumping music, combined with a scenic river, serene temples and a luminous culture. After the burning of Ayutthaya by Burmese invaders. In the years since, Bangkok has become Thailand's spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational, and diplomatic center. From culture and history to shopping and nightlife, there's something in Bangkok for everyone.
Phuket Island
Phuket is a mountainous island in Thailand's Andaman Sea. It contains some of the country's most popular tourist beaches alongside clear water. The island has many resorts, spas, and restaurants. It also has a number of wild forests, small nearby islands, and interesting geological structures that make for great sightseeing and adventurous watersports. Phuket's primary town, Patong, has a laid-back feel with its vibrant nightlife and many easily accessible beaches. There are many monuments and festivals in Phuket, and there is a fascinating array of local cuisine for visitors to try. In addition, there are high-end dining and shopping options and luxurious resorts that make this place fun for people who truly want to reward themselves.
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is by far the largest city in the North. A charming city surrounded by mountains and lush countryside, Chiang Mai is much greener and quieter than Bangkok, and is often called the "Rose of the North".Travelers can spend your entire trip to Chiang Mai exploring the famous Night Bazaar and Thailand's weekend markets. Once you've haggled for cheap jewelry and filled yourself with mango sticky rice, there's still plenty left to explore. The National Museum and Botanic Garden are great places to soak up some local culture and to breathe in the delicate fragrance of Thai orchids. In the city's center, the remains of the ancient wall surround over 30 temples. Adventurous travelers can also climb 300 stairs to Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, an ornate Buddhist temple in the rural mountainside, just a short motorbike ride away.
Pattaya
A visit to Pattaya is a wonderful way to explore the beaches along the Gulf of Thailand. Relaxed and family-friendly, Jomtien Beach is a hot spot for watersports and beach bums. If you look for quiet beaches and hammocks swaying in the breeze, definitely don't leave your resort. Pattaya is mostly famous for its raging nightlife, but local authorities have made an effort to provide more family-friendly attractions and activities. Although the sex industry is still going strong and sex tourism remains the key money earner in Pattaya, stunning resorts also attract local families and vacationers from around the world.
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