What Are Thailand's Main Tourist Attractions and Activities?

Bangkok

Most people spend several days in the Thai capital, but many find pollution, traffic jams and hectic street life is extremely worn. There is plenty to keep you on the street, however, including the dazzling Grand Palace and its beautiful blend of gigantic Reclining Buddha, across the whole of the National Museum, the massive Chatuchak weekend market, with more than 8000 different night life in the sun a full range of cutting-edge clubs depressed strip joints.


Beaches

Thailand beaches are among the world's best. You'll find the most advanced and expensive settlements, and some of the finest sand on the islands of Ko Samui and Phuket, while backpakers tend to head for the more budget-oriented Ko Pha Ngan, Ko Tao, Ko Lanta and Ko Mook. Krabi is Railay beaches are nothing short of stunning, Ko Samet, and makes a simple and economical vacation from Bangkok, Ko Chang is suitable for travelers heading from Cambodia.


Trekking

In contrast to the organized treks in the Himalayas, Thailand is the "hill tribe treks" focus on ethnic minority villages to walk to, and not to walk alone or in krajoliku.Brdo tribes living out in the sticks, but their villages were linked paths, and hiking is not difficult. Most treks last two to four days and nights are in the villages, as well as elephant rides and trekking centers raftinga.Glavni the northern city of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, but the routes of both are highly over subscribed, so it is better to start from Mae Hing Sin , Pai, Kanchanaburi and Umphang instead, where the trails are quieter and more rewarding.


destroyed the former capitals of Sukhothai and Ayutthaya

dates from the thirteenth century, Sukhothai was a beautiful example of thoughtful city planning NN revived lakes and elegant statues Buddhe.300-year-old temples and palaces of Ayutthaya show a refined blend of Hindu and Buddhist sculptures, and fun to explore by bicycle. Both sets of ruins are now preserved as a historic park. There are plenty of sober World War II landmarks, as well as a reasonable range of trekking, rafting and cycle options that make most or fine river scenery, plus some attractive rafthouse accommodation too.


Kanchanaburi

located on the river Kwai, the city is best known for his role as POW camps in World War II and the bridge, whose destruction of the allied forces was immortalized in the movie Lean Davis. There are plenty of sober World War II landmarks, as well as a reasonable range of trekking, rafting and biking opportunities that make up the largest portion of the fine river scenery, plus some attractive accommodation rafthouse too


Khao juice National Park

You can sleep in tree houses under the limestone karst, wake to the sound of hooting ogf Gibbons, and take an adventure tour through the flooded caves and jungle trail to the lake


The ancient Khmer Temple of Phanom Rung

This exquisite pink sandstone complex built in the tenth century as the blueprint for Angkor temples across the border in Cambodia


Thai

Enjoy a traditional massage in Bangkok's Wat Pho temple, and then learn techniques for courses in Bangkok and Chiang Mai.


Scuba diving and away from Similan Island

turquoise water, powdery sand and coral banks regularly visited by sharks, rays and turtles


Mae Hong Song Loop

Rent a bike engine and how many days you can spend freely on a circular 600-km route through the glorious Highland scenery on the remote northwest of


Kayak along the coast of Krabi

an exhilarating way of exploring the spectacular rocky outcrops and a remote uninhabited island south-west coast of


Sang Khom

It's great to just chill out in this idyllis tree shaded town on the Mekong River, where you can hire bikes to visit the traditional local villages and mess around on the water in the inner pipe and dugout canoe


Pai

This laid back north to Thailand, has a distinct New Age air and is an ideal place to take some courses in alternative therapies, browse the art shops and arranged trek.


full moon beach party

Join the horde for the monthly full moon parties at Ko Pha Ngan, the infamous back-packers' rave beach attracts up to 30,000 clubbers.