1. Thailand Travel Destinations
Thailand located in the heart of South East Asia is the biggest tourist attraction of this region. The
country is a kingdom with most recorded reigns in the world. Thailand is a country with abundant
natural resources, flora and fauna. It has over 100 national parks, including 20 marine parks each
with its unique attractions. Thailand has number of small and big islands spread all over and if you
are looking for peace and tranquility then look no further than Thailand's stunningly beautiful islands
with the finest beaches which are a preferred destination for hundreds of backpackers and beach
lovers. Thailand overview:
The Ayutthaya World Heritage and Red Cross Fair takes place in Mid December at the Phra Nakhon
Si Ayutthaya Histirical Park. There are exhibits, booths, a showcase of Buddhist art open to tourists,
and a food fair. This is for sure a great family event that the whole gang will enjoy.
What's to do in City? There are so many things you can do in this beautiful city! If you are bringing
your kids with you, take them to Mae Sa and let them enjoy a ride aboard elephants or watch a
football game played by elephants at the Elephant Camp, while you go look at the orchid nurseries.
For you night owls there are plenty of pubs and bars to have a good late night time in. There are
some scary areas, but pick the safe touristy bars and you should be okay. Bangkok has inexpensive
hotels for those on a budget, again some very nice ones and some in the wrong parts of town.
Wat Pho is located next to the Grand Palace and is one of the oldest and largest temples in Bangkok.
The temple houses the famous Reclining Buddha, 46 m long and 15 m high, making it the largest
Reclining Buddha in Thailand.
Yachts and sailboats are not things that one easily reached by the western world. Often hides in
yacht clubs, whose members are the elite and the rich. The rental and maintenance of a boat can
often be expensive and time consuming. Perhaps this would not be the case if the charter flights were
available for the average customer as if they were in here.
One of the quirky things you should be aware of is the Thai treatment of the head and feet. The head
is sacrosanct in Thai culture so you should avoid patting anyone on the head, including children. As
opposed to this never use your feet to point at anything and never allow the palms of your feet to
point towards an image of the Buddha.
Thailand Destination Guide