Welcome to Thailand
Welcome to Thailand… It is much more than full moon parties, which abound! Get a taste of wild Bangkok. It is busy but so intriguing with its temples, floating markets and spicy and sweet street food (did someone say mango sticky rice?)
Make your way to some of the outstanding islands. I loved Ko Tao and Ko Lanta Yai. Don’t miss the sea cliffs at Krabi and add in some National Parks to your itinerary like Khao Sok and Kaeng Krachan. You will never want to return home! Tune up your taste buds for outstanding Thai cuisine (more green curry, please). Get ready for a feast for the senses: sparkling oceans, glittering temples, golden Buddhas and gentle souls everywhere. But did I mention the Thai smile? Smiling faces greet you at every turn. Add Thailand to your list. It’s unforgettable.
5 Best Reasons To visit Thailand
The top five reasons why you should consider visiting Thailand:
- Beautiful beaches: Thailand is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. From the white sands and turquoise waters of Phuket to the secluded coves of Koh Samui, Thailand offers a wide range of beach experiences. You can also enjoy activities such as snorkeling, diving, and water sports.
- Cultural attractions: Thailand is rich in history and culture, with numerous ancient temples, palaces, and landmarks that showcase the country’s heritage. Some of the most popular cultural attractions include the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, the ancient city of Ayutthaya, and the historic town of Sukhothai.
- Delicious cuisine: Thai food is famous worldwide for its delicious flavors and unique blend of spices. Whether you’re a fan of spicy curries, savory noodle dishes, or sweet desserts, you’ll find plenty of delicious options to try in Thailand. Be sure to sample local street food for a true taste of Thailand.
- Affordable prices: Compared to many other popular tourist destinations, Thailand offers great value for money. Accommodation, food, and activities are all generally affordable, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.
- Warm hospitality: Thai people are known for their warm and friendly hospitality, which makes visitors feel welcome and at home. You’ll find that locals are eager to help and share their culture with visitors, making it easy to connect with the local community and learn about Thai traditions and customs.
Posts on Thailand
- Songkran is a water festival. But not just any water festival. It marks the beginning of a new Thai year and there is SO much cleansing going on! Yes -you will definitely get wet!
- Off the beaten path in Thailand is getting a little harder to do. Try your hand at an adventurous birding camp in Kaeng Krachan National Park. You won’t be disappointed.
