Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand is a destination like no other – a place of ancient rainforests, looming limestone cliffs, and a vast emerald lake dotted with floating bungalows. Often called Thailand’s best-kept secret, this park offers a mix of serene natural beauty and wild adventure that leaves visitors in awe. In fact, […]
Ratchaprapha Dam – also known as Cheow Lan Dam – is a majestic hydropower dam nestled within Khao Sok National Park in Surat Thani province, southern Thailand. The dam’s reservoir, Cheow Lan Lake, spans a vast emerald expanse dotted with soaring limestone karst cliffs and encircled by ancient rainforest. Often nicknamed the “Guilin of Thailand” […]
The Full Moon Party is a Hat Rin based all-night beach party on the island of Ko Pha-ngan began in Thailand in 1985. The party is held on the night of, before, or after every full moon. It is mostly attended by travelers.
The Sunday Walking Street Markets in Chiang Mai is extremely popular with tourists and locals who come to buy almost anything. People can purchase handiworks, regional items, spices, and gifts. You may want to taste Northern Thai road foods. Buskers frequently set up to sing conventional Northern Thai melodies or play famous songs.
Phimai Historical Park is a Mahayana Buddhist sanctuary and one of the largest Hindu Khmer temples in Thailand, located in the northern borders of Nakhon Ratchasima province, and constructed during the 11th and 12th century, during Khmer empire era.
Pai is a beautiful town in Mae Hong Soon Province of northern Thailand near the Myanmar border, famous for beautiful gorges and hot springs as well as eye-catching waterfalls. It’s been a dream destination for many travelers around the world.
Walking in the tropical rainforest, like Khao Sok National Park, with a skilled tour expert is one of the most widespread activities. The National Park of Khao Sok and the nearby parks offer hiking opportunities for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. National Parks offer treks from a variety of locations in the region, including the National Park Offices and along the length of each park.
There are three sections in the Maruekhathaiyawan Palace that are connected by long covered walkways, also known as “The Palace of Love and Hope.” Two covered corridors provide a link between the Palace and the beach, one from the King’s living quarters and another from the women’s section.
The park was previously called Doi Aoy Chang and now is named after the two mountains within; Doi Suthep and Doi Pui. This park is a few kilometers northwest of Chiang Mai City, covering 265 km2. It is the site of the hermit Sudeva’s retirement home that was situated here for many years. Many visitors from around the world head here to explore a majestic part of the planet and make an unforgettable memory.
Snorkeling, hiking, sea kayaking, diving, and just resting are the main activities to experience at Ang Thong in Thailand. Fair enough to say that the prettiest view in the country is at Mu Ko Ang Thong!