Attractions
Koh Phi Phi Islands
These beautiful islands are a must see! Made famous by the movie The Beach staring Leonardo Dicaprio; these islands are suffering from tourists leaving their garbage behind. Ensure you are being environmentally conscious while travelling to these islands. You can get here by high speed boat.
Grand Palace, Bangkok
This historically significant building is a must see while in the nation's capitol. This entire area has multiple things to check out - from royal halls to ancient relics. They also include Wat Phra Kaeo (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha). Be sure to add this wonder to your itinerary!
Khao Yai National Park
This National Park covers 2,168km square of forests and grasslands. Here, you will find over 50km of hiking and biking paths. There are many breath taking waterfalls and other nature sites to take in.
Elephants are deeply respected in Thailand, as you can find them in many paintings and statues. In this park you can see them up close and personal! There is an option to camp in this park if you need more than one day to take it all in.
Sukhothai Old City
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a favourite stop for tourists. Ruins of this old city have stood the test of time, and make for some great photos to look back on later. Wat Mahathat, a temple founded in the 13th century, is a very impressive site. Built to enshrine Budda relics and images, this place is a must see!
Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai
Located in Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep sits on top of a nearby mountains. After a steep climb up the staircase, you'll be rewarded with views of intricate religious carvings, monks praying and worship rituals. There are multiple shops to purchase food and souvenirs created by the locals. Make to sure bring water and proper footwear, as you'll be doing a lot of walking!
Floating Markets, Bangkok
A unique way to support locals by shopping. You can visit the markets yourself or take a tour. Things you can find to purchase here are: spices, vegetables, fresh fruit and more!
Erawan National Park
This breathtaking National Park is a must see while visiting Thailand. With waterfalls, caves and thick forests to explore, this attraction is every nature lovers dream.
Khao Sok National Park
This national park has some of the world's oldest rain forests, some even older than the Amazon rain forest itself. This park is a prime destination for eco travellers, as it contains eco-luxury camps and many unique and interesting animals to see.
Tonsai Beach
This attraction is great for people who like to climb, either solo or with a club. This climb may be busy, but it rewarding with its amazing views.
The Golden Mount, Bangkok
Built on top of a hill, this wonderful white and gold temple offers panoramic views across Bangkok. It is also known as the Wat Saket. Be aware that getting to the top means you have to climb 300 stairs.