1 Bangkok
The ladyboys, Buddhist temples and opulent palaces Great are only three reasons to stop in the capital of Thailand. Stay away from Khao San Road and cheap food stalls to find a more seductive side of the old Siam. Escape the noise of the city and walk along the canals by boat to see the temples with calmness; or join Tai Chi on the banks of the river in Lumphini park. After a hard day of sightseeing, recharge batteries in Thip Samai, the best place in Bangkok to make pad thai.
Bangkok Thailand
Chiang Mai 2
Take the night train to Chiang Mai from Bangkok and arouses among some, perfect for a few days of hiking in the jungle highest mountains in Thailand. Come to any of the elephant sanctuaries that exist in the area and pass it great bathing them and feeding them. But first make sure that the benefits of the activity will be used to protect these noble animals. If you're going is the food, join a course in Thai cooking schools or organic farms that exist in this special place in heaven.
3 Pai
With a reputation as a mountain destination a little hippie, Pai is 80 kilometers north of Chiang Mai and is the perfect place to pamper yourself with a massage or spa (or two) instead. Home to countless waterfalls and natural sources, the days fly based Thai massage. Start the day relaxing in your private bungalow before trying one of the traditional dishes of the area and a great favorite with backpackers: banana pancakes.
4. Krabi
Krabi, on the west coast of Thailand, is a popular place among those who are going to visit Koh Phi Phi, where the movie "The Beach" was filmed, and another 80 islands are a short boat trip. However, Krabi is also the gateway to many national parks, including Railey is. Take a boat from Ao Nang to Railey and visit its fascinating caves, go rock climbing or simply enjoy the romantic sunsets over the Andaman Sea from the viewpoint of the peninsula.
Beach Krabi Thailand
5. Kanchanaburi
Suspended on the edge of a mountain range, the cool climate of this small town is a relief for those who need some air after suffering the heat of central Thailand. He is possibly best known for its famous bridge on the River Kwai, part of the Burma Railway and the scene of a film about World War II that starred Alec Guinness great. Once a year the entire town is disguised to recreate the battle with an impressive fireworks show. The nearby Temple of the Tiger will also allow you to approach and interact like never before with these big cats.
Koh Li Pe 6
Here are some of the most untouched and pristine beaches of Thailand. Pattaya Beach is the main, and there you will find from five star resorts to bungalows by the sea. For a little more remote, id westward Koh Li Pe island experience to Sunset Beach for, as the name suggests, enjoy spectacular views of the sunset. It is walking distance (rather to an hour by boat) of Langkawi in Malaysia, if you feel like exploring a little more.
7 Koh Tao
Home to some of the best places for diving in the world, Koh Tao, or Turtle Island, is a mecca for both the novice and the professional. It is also one of the cheapest places in the world to get scuba certified. And besides, you can swim with all kinds of exotic aquatic animals, such as sharks and green turtles. In the evening, take a stroll through the bars that fill the beach or go to Sairee Beach Thian Og to watch the sunset in solitude.
Kho Tao Scuba diving Thailand
Phuket 8
Phuket, the largest island of Thailand is a must place to stop on any tourist route. But stay a few days and you'll realize there's much more expensive than flashy resorts and spas. If you want to see how it gives you the Muay Thai, or just want to get fit you'll find many gyms that offer courses from one day to one month. If fighting is not your thing, try to see how it gives the kite in Chalong Bay during the winter months.
9 Khao Sok National Park
The Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand, tropical forest hosts the world's oldest evergreen. Find out on foot with a walking trail or join a jeep safari through the jungle to see local wildlife such as gibbons (a kind of small monkeys), deer and wild boars. If you want more excitement, you can try the tubing (the latest adventure sport fashion) or go canoeing on Cheow Larn Lake, where you can also stay in a private bungalow floating.
10 Phanom Rung
This complex of Hindu shrines is situated on top of an extinct volcano in the region of northeast Thailand and was built to represent Mount Kailash, the sacred home of the god Shiva. It is one of the most important examples of Khmer architecture in the country and has more than a thousand years. In April, when the sun is
aligned through the 15 gates of the sanctuary, the park organizes a festival and visitors can camp in the area.
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