Thailand is one of the most wonderful places to travel in Southeast Asia. An irresistible combination of
natural beauty, inspiring architecture, warm hospitality and the delectable Thai cuisine, Thailand has plenty of reasons to draw visitors from around the globe. Blessed with tropical climate that is neither too hot nor too cold; travel comfortably in Thailand year round.
The culture of the country is greatly influenced by its close neighbors, India and China. The people of Thailand share a rich ethnic diversity; Thai, Khmer, Laotian, Malay, Indian and Persian. Whether, its food, culture, architecture or the vibrant festivals, every aspect of this country will please your senses.
Thailand’s cities; Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Udon and Ubon have much in store for the visitors. While Bangkok is renowned world over for its mind-boggling extravaganza, Phuket is a beach lover’s paradise. Bangkok is truly a city of contrasts, where you will find skyscrapers alongside historical temples. While you are in Bangkok, make sure that you enjoy its lively nightlife culture. Experience Muay Thai boxing match and treat yourself with the rejuvenating Thai massage. You will have a lifetime experience vacationing in Bangkok!
At Phuket you will find a host of water activities, including scuba diving, yachting, water-skiing and
windsurfing. Patong, Karon beach in Phuket, Pattaya, Khao Lak, chiang mai and Sukhothai Historical Park are other famous places to visit in Thailand. In the heartland of Thailand you’ll have the opportunity to trek and explore lost kingdoms, ride elephants, and go rafting in challenging river streams. Shopping in Bangkok is something that you shouldn’t miss. From modern, air-conditioned malls to buzzing street markets with antiquities to the latest designs. Thailand is a great place to spend your vacation!
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I hope I can visit Thailand some day. Meanwhile, there’s something really important wherever we are traveling. There are a lot of ways that responsible citizens can help to reduce damage to the earth – and ourselves in the long run. One easy thing is to pick “green” accommodations when available, not just those who say they’re doing something, but those who actually are. You can do this through a website I’ve run across recently, iStayGreen.org, where you not only locate thousands of green hotels, but rate them, which puts pressure on hoteliers to do as much as they can to be well rated.
Uniquely, the site features a social networking system, so groups with like interests can get together, advise each other and exchange information. It’s about time something like http://www.iStayGreen.org came along.
I like Sukhothai
Great post! Found another site which I must admit has come in handy while working remote: TravelMonks
They have a pretty good dynamic map of a lot of places and things, like this one on nightlife or this one on wireless internet places.
I spent 6 weeks travelling round Thailand through August and September this year. I would love a couple of pieces I wrote to be published on your blog.
I have a couple of ideas in mind. Let me know if you’d like me to run them by you.
Thanks,
Sam
i next destination to go is thailand but just woundering about the food there thai have a veg food or not because i am veg asnd whenever i go to any thai resturant mostly they have non veg items only