The Most Exciting Things to Enjoy of Thailand
by Mary T Moreno I'm Entrepreneur and WriterHere
in this article, I will show you what is most worth seeing and doing in
Thailand. After experiencing these, your trip would too much more worthy.
Top
destinations and must-haves for your happy travel journey:
Thailand
has a rich culture as well as a hectic nightlife that annually attracts more or
less everyone. Tourists often visit the historical, natural, and cultural
destinations of the capital Bangkok and the north (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai,
Ayutthaya, Sukhothai), sandy beaches and tropical islands in the south such as
Phuket, Krabi, Phi Phi Islands, Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Similan Islands, Koh Lipe,
or experience trekking adventures with ethnic minority groups in the wooded
mountains. If you want to visit Thailand by taking the
top opportunities, Thai
Elite Visa is preferable and only the best option for you.
Thailand
has a tropical climate, the best time to travel is during the dry season
between November and early April. You will enjoy many interesting activities if
your trip coincides with special dates such as the Thai Songkran New Year
festival in April, the lantern festival in November or the Rocket festival in
May, among others.
Koh
Lipe - A quiet island resort
Koh
Lipe is a small tourist island located at the southern tip of Thailand, in the The Andaman Sea, near the border with Malaysia. This boomerang-shaped island is
part of the Tarutao National Marine Park, famous for its beautiful beaches,
white sand, and crystal clear waters such as Bulow, Pattaya, Sunrise, Sunset,
and Sanom. One of the best things to do in Koh Lipe is to take a boat to the
small islands (Koh Usen, Koh Cha Bang, Koh Rockroy) to enjoy the beautiful
coral reefs and marine life. Hotels are located along the beaches around the
island, while restaurants, bars, and shops are concentrated in the central area
of the island.
Sukhothai
- An Important Historical Site
Located
in the north of Thailand, Sukhothai is a province with important historical
sites, beautiful mountains and forests. Sukhothai Historical Park and Si
Satchanalai Historical Park are two destinations not to be missed, belonging to
the UNESCO World Heritage Site that preserves vestiges of the Sukhothai Kingdom
from the 12th to 14th centuries: Wat Si Chum, Wat Maha That, Wat Si Sawai, Wat
Chang Lom Si Satchanalai, Wat Traphang Thong. If you want to hike in the forest
or climb the peaks, go to Ramkhamhaeng National Park, about 30 km southwest of
Thani and you will absolutely love it.
Similan
Islands - An impressive marine park
Enjoy a game of sunny and salty kissing in
the Similan Islands, a stunning marine park famous for scuba diving, snorkeling
and picturesque beaches. The 11 islands are located in the Andaman Sea, Phang
Nga province, home to limestone mountains covered with the lush green of
tropical plants, unspoiled beaches with fine white sands and transparent
turquoise waters, a host of marine creatures and spectacular coral reefs. It's
no wonder Similan is a haven for lovers of nature and water activities like
swimming, diving, and snorkeling.
Come
see Donald Duck's Bay (Ao Kuerk Bucht) and Voile de Roche on island 8 (the largest island), for a boat tour of the smaller islands (Koh Miang, Koh Bangu,
Koh Payang, Koh Hu Yon) and fully enjoy the beauty of the Similan Islands.
Koh
Tao - A diving paradise
Experience
the simplest moments in the snorkeling paradise of Koh Tao, in the western part
of the Gulf of Thailand, pampering yourself on a memorable trip. The fatigue of
the long journey to Koh Tao seems to fade on the spot as visitors glimpse the
poetic beauty of the islets of Koh Nang Yuan. Around the Island, there are small
and beautiful beaches such as Ao Tanote, Sai Ri, Sairee, June Juea Bay, or Nang
Yuan Island. The Three Rocks, Tanote Bay, and Hin Wong Bay are the best places
to enjoy snorkeling. Chumphon Pinnacles is the best dive site, HTMS Sattakut
dive site and White Rock dive site are excellent too. Have a panoramic view of
the beauty of Koh Tao by reaching the top of the John-Suwan Lookout or the Koh
Nang Yuan Lookout.
Ayutthaya
- The Remains of the Kingdom of Siam
Built
by King U-Thong in 1350, Phra Nakhon Si, Ayutthaya represents 400 years of the
golden past of the Kingdom of Siam. It remained the capital of Thailand until
1767 when the Burmese neighbor invaded and destroyed the entire city. Today,
visitors can still admire the splendor of these historic ruins that are
recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on a day trip from Bangkok, which is
only 80 km away. Visit Ayutthaya Historical Park and be sure to check out Wat
Mahathat, Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Yai Chaimongkol, and
Wat Phanan Choeng Worawihan during your time in Ayutthaya.
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