Thailand is a Southeast Asian, predominantly Buddhist kingdom almost equidistant between China and India. Thailand is a country in Southeast Asia, bordering Cambodia and Laos to the east, the Gulf of Thailand and Malaysia to the south, and the Myanmar to the west. The country's official name was Siam.
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Bangkok
Thailand’s capital and one of the world’s largest and most vibrant cities, made up of distinctive areas rather than one city center. Located on the bank of Chao Phraya River, a few kilometers upstream... More
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Cha Am & Hua Hin
Situated approximately 200 kilometers south of Bangkok on the West Coast of the Gulf of Siam, Hua Hin and Cha Am are quiet relaxed coastal towns, perfect for family vacation and those who prefer a qui... More
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Chiang Mai
Thailand’s northern region characterized by forested mountain and fertile river valleys. It presents a wonderful contrast to Bangkok.Last Modified: 31/October/2006 ...
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Chiang Rai
To the north, lies Chiang Rai and the “Golden Triangle”, that spellbinding spot where the borders of Thailand, Burma and Laos meet. The region is, however, most strongly colored by the various hilltri... More
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Kanchanaburi
Arresting scenic beauty. Forested mountains. Waterfalls. Pristine national parks. Tranquil riverine and reservoir settings. Leisure opportunities including jungle treks employing elephants and rafts.Last Modified: 02/November/2006 ...
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Khao Lak
North of Phuket on the western coast of the peninsular is Khao Lak in Phang Nga Province. From Phuket International Airport, Khao Lak can be reach by car in about 1 hour.Last Modified: 02/November/2006 ...
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Koh Chang
Koh Chang is a beautiful, green and mountainous island situates in Trat Province near the Cambodian border in Eastern Thailand. It is the second largest island in Thailand and is part of the 47 island... More
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Koh Samet
Koh Samet is the paradise island renowned for its beautiful white sandy beaches and coral reefs ideal for scuba diving. The island is popular among local and foreign tourists and it is hard to find ac... More
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Koh Samui
With an area of 247 sq. km, Samui Island is gifted with such an incredibly rich variety of beaches and bays, capes and coves. Here visitors can enjoy the tranquil peace and serene island, which offers... More
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Krabi
The province Krabi, in southern Thailand’s Andaman Sea, is the tropical paradise and only an hour’s flight from Bangkok. Krabi is blessed with a plethora of natural wonders for the senses from beaches... More
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Lanta Island
The province Krabi, in southern Thailand’s Andaman Sea, is the tropical paradise and only an hour’s flight from Bangkok. Krabi is blessed with a plethora of natural wonders for the senses from beaches... More
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Pattaya
Just 2 hours drive from Bangkok is Pattaya, the renowned recreation center on the east coast. Its fine sand, blue sky and warm calm sea are among many other good things that prove irresistible to tour... More
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Phi Phi
The province Krabi, in southern Thailand’s Andaman Sea, is the tropical paradise and only an hour’s flight from Bangkok. Krabi is blessed with a plethora of natural wonders for the senses from beaches... More
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Phuket
Mostly known as the tourist paradise, Phuket is located approximately one hour and 15 minutes by air from Bangkok (862 km.). In the Andaman Sea, Phuket is fringed with magnificent 16 long white sandy ... More
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Rayong
Besides Pattaya, southeast of Bangkok along Thailand’s eastern seaboard are other tourist destinations. Rayong, located 182 kms (2 hours) from Bangkok.Last Modified: 02/November/2006 ...
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