Pai Canyon, also known as Kong Lan in Thai, is a natural attraction located near the town of Pai in the Mae Hong Son Province of northern Thailand. It is a unique geological formation characterized by a series of narrow ridges, steep cliffs, and deep gorges, creating a stunning and picturesque la...
Pai river offers to be a great adventurous spot for bamboo rafting and white water rafting.
The Ayutthaya National Art Museum has a small but lively art and historical exhibit, with students from the nearby university acting as local English guides.
Pattaya Park, a landmark on Jomtien Beach, is best known for its 240-metre tall observation tower, which doubles as a jumping tower. The tower hosts three revolving restaurants serving international buffet, all with 360-degree views of Pattaya. There’s also a separate water park and amusement park.
Go-Karting in Bangkok
Sprawled across a stunning 6 kilometers long coastline and flanked by breathtaking pine groves
Chiang Khong is a small, peaceful district on the bank of the Mekong River opposite Huaixai, Lao PDR.
The largest national park in Thailand simply can't be explored in one day-so if that's all you have, you might want to start at Pala-U waterfall.
Bo Sang village, also known as the umbrella village close to Chiang Mai city is known for its many workshops where various handicrafts are made.
It is 38 kilometres from Sukhothai and 2 kilometres further on a road on the left.
This is a part of the Death Railway that was constructed during the Second World War using POW labor to cut through the mountain.
