Things to do in Thailand

Chaloklam Beach (sometimes you can find the name Chaloklum) in the bay of the same name is a long wide strip of sand near the second main pier on the island of...

Wat Phra That Khao Noi Temple complex highlights the golden statue of Buddha looking down from the hill to the valley and the mountains beyond. It is the...

The world's largest floating market "Damnoen Saduak" is located in Ratchaburi province, 100 km from Bangkok in the village of the same name. Hundreds of boats...

Tham Luang Nang Non Cave is the most famous cave in Thailand, which became famous for a rescue operation in 2018, when a group of football players with a coach...

Two underwater cliffs to the west of the Hin Daeng dive site are the most interesting place for divers all over the world. The reef rocks of Hin Muang are...

Nong Thale Crystal Lake is one of the few places in Krabi that tourists don't know about. Nong Thale Lake is a secluded corner of real village life near the...

A small, quiet and completely atypical temple for Thailand with a monochrome facade is located in Krabi Town. This is the White Temple of Wat Kaew Korawaram, a...

South of the Thai islands of Phuket and Phi Phi in the open sea are the underwater coral reefs Hin Daeng — Red stone and Hin Muang — Purple stone. These places...

On the northern edge of Koh Chang, far from the noise and tourist crowds, there is an amazing Chinese temple of Chao Por (Chao Por Koh Chang Shrine) – the holy...

Khlong Son Beach is the northernmost beach of Koh Chang Island, suitable for recreation. Despite its size and picturesqueness, it is little known to the...

Loha Prasat is Bangkok's only metal temple structure. The Iron Palace is located on the territory of the Wat Ratchanatdaram temple complex and is considered...

Not far from the main pier of Tong Sala there is a small temple – Wat Pho. It owes its fame to its pleasant territory and herbal sauna, which has a healing,...

The Chinese Temple of Mercy (Kuan Yin Temple) is located on a hill between the town of Tong Sala and the fishing village in Chalok Lam Bay....

Wat Prasat Nonthaburi Temple is considered to be the oldest temple in the Nonthaburi area, it is more than 400 years old. The national historical heritage is...

San Phra Kan is a Hindu-Buddhist shrine located next to Wat Phra Prang Sam Yot Temple opposite the railway station....

Phra Prang Sam Yot is a 12th—century Khmer temple built by King Jayavarman VII. Originally Buddhist, after Jayavarman's death, Prang Yot Itself became Hindu...