Thailand Travel Guide

Safe, affordable, exotic, modern and full of sinus-clearingly hot food, Thailand is the Southeast Asia’s top tourist destination, attracting backpackers, jet-setters and everyone in between. Zoom around steaming streets in a tuk-tuk. Explore ancient temples within the walls and moats of a 700-year-old city. Relax in lavish resorts or ramshackle beachside bungalows. Watch neon lights reflect off picture-perfect beach waters. And encounter contagiously carefree smiles the whole way. Sprawling, frenetic Bangkok is your traffic-filled, smog-laced, gloriously chaotic introduction to urban Thai life. Head north to Chiang Mai for a mellower, greener mix of modernity and history. Let hedonistic impulses come to life in beach paradise Phuket. Visit lush mountains, misty lakes, lazy rivers, monkey-filled monsoon forests. Just don’t be surprised if you extend your stay.
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