Thailand is a miraculous kingdom, located in Southeast Asia and bordering Myanmar to the northwest, Laos to the northeast, Cambodia to the southeast and Malaysia to the south. Thailand features fascinating culture, enthralling history, exotic wildlife, wonderful nature, superb islands and modern cities. If you visit Thailand and you see its friendly and welcoming inhabitants, you will understand why it is called the “land of smiles”.

Already since the eighteenth century Bangkok has been Thailand’s capital and most populous, dominant city. Bangkok has been and still is an extreme primate city and serves as the political, economic and cultural center of Thailand due to Bangkok’s estimated population of over 8.5 million people and even millions of people more living in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region. Bangkok is a major transport hub and a popular travel destination in Asia drawing millions of visitors a year. The city has it all, from shopping or enjoying a crazy night out to exploring and visiting ancient temples and palaces.

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KANCHANABURI - River Kwai Noi

Kanchanaburi is Thailand’s largest western province and the third largest province in whole Thailand after Chiang Mai and Nakhon Ratchasima. Kanchanaburi is located approximately 130 kilometers west of Bangkok. The province is famous for its legendary history, especially regarding World War II. Tourists are attracted by among other things the historic Bridge over the River Kwai and the several national parks located in the mountainous forest areas of the province.

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HUA HIN

Hua Hin is a beach town in the province of Prachuap Khiri Khan. Hua Hin is located approximately 170 kilometers south of Bangkok and on the west coast of Thailand. Hua Hin differentiates itself positively from for example Pattaya and Phuket by remaining its charm and tranquility and having a clean white sand beach with crystal clear water and a peaceful atmosphere which keeps on attracting more and more tourists every year. Besides the beach, Hua Hin has among other things world class golf courses, stunning parks, caves and waterfalls to offer. Moreover, the delicious seafood is a huge selling point of Hua Hin.

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Koh Yao Noi is an island in the middle of Phang Nga Bay. The island is located equidistantly to Phuket and Krabi’s mainland. From Phuket, Koh Yao Noi can be reached within 30 minutes by speedboat. Although the pace of development is increasing on Koh Yao Noi, the island remains a peaceful sanctuary, far away from the crowds of Phuket. On Koh Yao Noi you will find among other things untouched white sand beaches, beautiful lagoons and stunning sea-cliffs. The island offers everything a traveler needs for a either a tropical adventure or a quiet beach retreat.

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SUKHOTHAI

Sukhothai was founded in the thirteenth century, to be exact, in the year 1238. It was the first truly self-governing Thai Kingdom. The Kingdom enjoyed a golden age and its capital was a very important political and religious center. Sukhothai, the Dawn of Happiness, is most famous for its ruins of the ancient city which are located in the Sukhothai Historical Park, a World Heritage Site declared by UNESCO. This historical park, filled with ancient ruins of temples and monuments, became a breathtaking destination for travelers all around the world to witness the great history of Thailand.

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LAMPANG

Lampang, one of the provinces in the north of Thailand, is located approximately 600 kilometers north of Bangkok and about 100 kilometers south of Chiang Mai. Lampang is surrounded by mountain chains and situated in the Wang River’s valley. Lampang is particularly famous for its horse-drawn carriages and for the province’s long history of human settlements on the Wang River basin. Additionally, the archaeological evidences reflecting the ancient civilizations of Hariphunchai, Lanna and Burma, together with the province’s beautiful green nature, attract more travelers every year.

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CHIANG MAI

Chiang Mai is the capital of northern Thailand, located approximately 700 kilometers north of Thailand’s capital Bangkok. Chiang Mai is a true escape from the busy and chaotic life of the big city of Bangkok. Although Chiang Mai is getting more and more popular among travelers, the province is still peaceful and laid-back. Nestled amongst forested headlands, Chiang Mai is much older than it appears. Not far away from the modern city, grown up around ancient Chiang Mai, the stunning green countryside can be found. Among other things the rainforests, waterfalls, hot springs, elephant sanctuaries and cozy country villages are true selling points of Thailand’s northern capital.

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CHIANG RAI

Chiang Rai is the northernmost province of Thailand, located approximately 785 kilometers north of Bangkok and about 200 kilometers northeast of the city of Chiang Mai. Chiang Rai, the former capital of the Lanna Kingdom, is an impressive province featuring many cultural and natural wonders. Although Chiang Rai had been off the tourist radar for many years, tourism is booming nowadays. Travelers have come to explore the pristine natural beauty of the countryside and to immerse themselves in the fascinating culture by among other things visiting remote hill tribes and checking out the golden triangle, the former center of the world’s opium trade.

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