Thailand

The Land of
Smiles

Travel
Guide
 Why I love Thailand?
A trip to Thailand, also known as The Land of Smiles, is all
about the glittering temples, tropical beaches, exotic wildlife,
history, unique culture, Thai food and massages. The spiritual
realm is a close friend to this Buddhist Land, and religious
worship is luminous and omnipresent. Shiny temples and golden
Buddhas decorate both, the modern and rural landscape.
Archaic banyan trees are ceremonially draped in sacred fabric to
honor the inhabitant spirits, blessed shrines embroider modest
abodes as well as monumental plazas, while garland adorned
dashboards ward off traffic mishaps. Thailand tour packages
familiarize you with sparkling temples, appeasing meditation
shelters, sacred centenaries and Buddhist culture.
 Best places to visit in
Thailand
The Grand Palace, Bangkok - The elaborately detailed sculptures and the
grotesque carvings will blow your mind away. The magnitude of work and
artistry is just awe-inspiring.
Sunday Walking Street, Chiang Mai - All Thailand travelers look for inexpensive
and scrumptious food, and it can be found in quantity at Chiang Mai's Sunday
Night Walking Street. Merchants deal out all kinds of treats: sweet rotis
(breads), fried bananas, samosas, crab cakes, chicken satay, pad Thai, and
fresh fruit shakes - oftentimes for less than couple dollars a portion.
Khao Yai National Park - An integral part of all Thailand holiday packages. Cold
and plush, Khao Yai National Park is a casual flight into the primeval woodland.
The parkland is the original abode of diffident elephants, tigers, colorful
tropical birds, clangorous gibbons and innumerable hearable, still camouflaged,
insects.
Ayutthaya Historical Park - Ayutthaya was an astonishing site, with 3 palaces,
excess of 400 places of worship and a populace almost a million strong. In
1767, the Burmese conquered Ayutthaya and the capital was shifted to
Bangkok. The ruination of Ayutthaya is today, a stellar attraction for those
visiting Thailand.
 Best places to visit in
Thailand
Floating Markets Floating markets are the best places in Thailand to experience
local food culture. You can savour the taste of local cuisine and buy fresh fruits and
vegetables.
Sukhothai Old City - Sukhothai's Old City is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and lot
has been spent on it's restoration and preservation. Attractions here consist of
numerous wats, which communicate the country's age long chronicles of Buddhist
worship.
Pai - In Mae Hong Son province, is an ideal place where one can enjoy the lands
earthy beauty as well as the renowned Thai hospitality and cookery. This flyspeck
township has formulated a repute as a mecca for hipsters and hikers, though you
will find locals and households here as well.
Railay Beach - Krabi is abode to few of Thailand's most celebrated beach
destinations, and Railay is the cherry on the top. Widely considered one of the
foremost beaches in the nation, Railay promises of snowy white sand beaches,
crystal clear blue water, and a impression that you've discovered a piece of Shangri-
la. You have to take a boat to compass the island escape, with services procurable
from Ao Nang and Krabi town.
 Best things to do in Thailand
Shop to your hearts content- The shopping streets in
Thailand are open till late at night when the lights come on
Go to Krabi to chill on the beach, indulge in aquatic ativities
like snorkelling and scuba diving
Attend the moonlight party at ko pha ngan to enjoy the
psychedelic music and dance
Relish the local Thai cuisine which includes delicacies like
phat thai, tom yam, laap, khao soi, som tam and phat khaprao
Pay a visit to the local hill tribes of Northern Thailand to
experience their local way of life and get the best out of
Thailand tourism These include Hmong, Akha, Karen and Lisu
tribes.
 Best things to do in Thailand
Go Island hopping - Thailand has more than 5 thousand miles of
coastline just ready to be explored. Take a trip via long-tail
boats and discover numerous beaches and islands. Experience
Phang Nga Bay and the limestone rocks that are famously
photographed, off Thailand's westerly coast, or you can island
hop about the Andaman Sea off of Krabi and Phuket.
Experience the Elephants - The elephant is Thailands national
symbol and a placid mammal. There are abundant ways to
come upon or work with the animals throughout the land. The
Elephant Nature Park rehabilitates rescued elephants & your
visit helps them continue their good work
Pay a visit to the historical sites like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai,
which are world heritage sites according to UNESCO
 Best time to visit Thailand
Mar-May(Summer): The period of time from March to May turns rather hot,
but you can forever be thankful for the air-conditioning at your hotel. A visit
to the leading travel attractions is best conceived in the morning or late
afternoon. Make sure you stay hydrated while you are out exploring.
Festivals like Songkran in and the Thai Water Festival, make this time of
year, the ideal to visit Thailand.
Jun-Oct(Monsoon): You will witness a great deal of rainfall with abundance of
sunlight, but the atmosphere is still warm. This is the best time to visit
Thailand if you dont want to expend your a lot on hotel and flights.
Nov-Feb(Winter): This period of the year is the most enjoyable one, with few
chances of rainfall, making it without doubt, the ultimate time to visit
Thailand. During this time travelers flock to the metropolis, so it is
recommended that you do your air travel and hotel reservation beforehand.
 How to reach Thailand?

By Air - Since Bangkok, the Capital of Thailand is the chief tourist

center, it is suggested that you approach this realm through
Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok which is the original centre for
every international and domestic flight. There are few other
international airports which are located in Hat Yai, Samui, Phuket ,
Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Sukhothai.

By Train - Train connectivity is solitarily accessible from Malaysia.

Map of Thailand
 Thank you
Hope you have an
enchanting trip in
Thailand!