Popular destinations in Thailand

Bangkok

For most travelers, a trip to Thailand will likely kick off in the non-stop, energetic capital city, Bangkok. This city is full-on sensory overload-but in the best way. Dig into sizzling street food; meander back alleys and bustling thoroughfares in search of small markets, shops, and hidden temples; cruise along the Chao Phraya River; and don’t forget to sip a cocktail at dozens of rooftop bars to fully enjoy the city’s view at night.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, the second-largest city in Thailand. It is enclosed by rainforests on all sides and wedged between the northern highlands of the nation. People who visit Chiang Mai usually stay for a while, learning about the local culture, enjoy the mountain view and exploring the ancient temple remnants. Visiting this city, you may still see barefoot monks, street merchants, and thriving marketplaces on the streets.

Chiang Rai

Krabi is extended along the southeast coast of Thailand, transitions from a dense inner forest to sandy beaches that slowly decline into bathwater-warm sea. Visiting this place, you will see more than 150 limestone islands that are covered by foamy patches of vegetation and bordered by marshes scattered out into the Andaman Sea.

Kanchanaburi

Kanchanaburi, one of Thailand’s major central provinces, is just 2-3 hours away from Bangkok and can be reached by train through various villages, farms, and mountains. It is famed for its magnificent woods, hills, caves, and waterfalls. When visiting Kanchanaburi, you can immerse yourself in the greenery, silently contemplate the remaining historical values of World War II’s Death Railway, or taste a variety of rustic yet wonderfully appetizing cuisine.

Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya is a historical and cultural site in Thailand. Despite being Thailand’s former capital, Ayutthaya exudes a sense of tranquility and quiet. With its illustrious past, the Ayutthaya kingdom provides unique and spectacular travel experiences amid notable temples like Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Mahathat and Wat Ratchaburana which will give visitors an unforgettable memory.

Sukhothai

Sukhothai’s ancient capital is a site of significant cultural and historical importance. Here, many of Thailand’s spiritual and cultural artifacts are kept, including 21 historical relics and 70 ruins spread around the city. Thus, many visitors comment that this is a less urbanized city with remnants of early Siamese art and worth discovering the ancient culture of Thailand.

Phuket Island

Phuket is popular because of the allure of its amiably amazing beaches and crystal-clear seas. The amazing island in Thailand is home to a variety of hotels, from the most opulent to more modest establishments, and is connected to the Thai mainland by a small causeway. Long stretches of beaches are broken up by limestone cliffs and mangrove tree forests. Phuket is also often the final stop in Thailand where tourists will enjoy and relax on the beautiful beaches of this island.

Krabi

Krabi is extended along the southeast coast of Thailand, transitions from a dense inner forest to sandy beaches that slowly decline into bathwater-warm sea. Coming here, you will see more than 150 limestone islands that are covered by foamy patches of vegetation and bordered by marshes scattered out into the Andaman Sea.