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Bangkok

As Thailand’s capital and most populous city, Bangkok is not only the country’s business and tourism center, it is also the country’s focal point in terms of cultural events

Chiang Mai

Located in the center of the province of the same name, Chiang Mai is the spiritual capital of Thailand

Chiang Rai

Chiang Rai is the northernmost province of Thailand, which is becoming increasingly popular among tourists thanks to its unique natural surroundings and fascinating heritage

Hua Hin

Hua Hin is one of the oldest and most reputable beach resort towns in the country, with even the royal family putting down roots here

Khao Lak

Khao Lak is a resort town in the Phang Nga province only just emerging as a tourist center, and as such is better suited to those with families or who are not in any kind of rush

Koh Chang

Second only to Phuket in terms of size, Koh Chang is the second largest island in Thailand

Koh Kood (Kut)

Koh Kood is unrivalled in terms of its privacy and tropical landscapes, which is why you see it most often in the Bounty chocolate bar commercials

Koh Lanta Yai

Koh Lanta Yai makes up the largest part of the Koh Lanta archipelago, located in southern Krabi province

Koh Phangan

Koh Phangan is one of the most beautiful islands in Thailand

Koh Samed

Administered under the Rayong province, Koh Samad is a small island – just 6 km, but is one of the more popular resort islands with both locals and tourists alike

Pattaya, Head office:
565/83 Moo 10, Nongprue, Banglamung, Chonburi 20150, Thailand

Phuket office: 16/125-126, Moo 2, Tambon Kathu, Amphoe Kathu, Phuket 83120, Thailand

Regional contacts:

Bangkok: 40/6 Soi Sukhumvit 49, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Samui: 80/107 Moo 5, Choengmon Street, Bophut, Koh Samui, Suratthani 84320, Thailand

Krabi: 495/37–38 Tanasap Village, Utarakij Road, Krabi Yai, Muang, Krabi 81000, Thailand

Koh Chang: 21/15 Moo 4, Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang, Trat 23170, Thailand

Help for Tourists 24/7 hotline: +66 89 009 50 00

+66 92 279 11 99

+66 33 678 505

+66 33 678 506 (fax)


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Bangkok

As Thailand’s capital and most populous city, Bangkok is not only the country’s business and tourism center, it is also the country’s focal point in terms of cultural events, and should be your first stop when considering general nightlife merriment. In addition to the royal family calling the city of 8 million home, the state government and regional administration are both located here, with most of the country’s industrial, commercial, and financial enterprises using the city as a hub. All of this combined, Bangkok makes for a fascinating place for young and old alike.

Location

Bangkok sits along the Chao Phraya River delta in Thailand’s central plains. Travel to any corner of the country or neighboring country takes just a few hours, making it easy to arrange your travel plans, as even flights to some of the more remote destinations are made daily.

Sights

Although a week is not nearly enough to see all of the ancient temples and palaces in Bangkok, the main shrines – Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha Temple, and Temple of the Reclining Buddha – can be visited in a single day. As the city’s historic center, Rattanakosin Island should also be on your must-see list, where you will find the country’s oldest buildings and historical monuments, such as the city’s first residential buildings and what is left of the 19th century city wall. But more modern constructions and monuments, such as the Democracy Monument erected in commemoration of the Black May protests of 1992, are also tucked in and around this historical area too. This also happens to be where Thailand’s legislature lives, along with Bangkok’s Chinatown – one of tourists’ favorite spots.

Bangkok is known as a city of phenomenal food, appearing in the Guinness World Records for the world’s largest restaurant, all thanks to the Royal Dragon Restaurant, whose seating capacity is 5,000!

Cultural Life

In recent years, Asia has proved itself as a powerful new cultural environment, and Bangkok has played an important role. The city regularly hosts exhibitions, huge concerts featuring world-class stars, and other cultural shows.

Entertainment

If you’ve got the time, whole days can be spent in entertainment parks dotted in and around the city, where there is something for the whole family. Siam Park for example boasts fabulous rides of all sorts, while Dream World is the Thai version of Disneyland. And then there’s Safari Park – an open zoo featuring animal shows of all sorts.

For those coming to Thailand for the nightlife, clubs, bars, and discos of all type and genre are in abundance, among which thousands of night owls gather each and every night. If that’s not racy enough for you, check out the pedestrianized Khao and Patpong district, which can only be described as a sexual fantasyland!

Shopping

Bangkok is the city to spend some time in if shopping is what you’re after. With more than three dozen shopping centers in town, you’re bound to find exactly what you’re looking for, and more! The largest among them are Siam Center, Siam Paragon, Terminal 21, MBK, and Pantip Plaza. Come the weekend, skip the malls and head over to the massive Chatuchak clothing market.

Please note:

tourists should take caution if traveling the city alone. Not all taxi drivers speak English.

The capital, like any big city, suffers from traffic congestion, despite the extensive network of roads with multi-level interchanges and paid highways. As a result, air pollution is also a concern, with thick smog creating a greenhouse effect, making long walks in the city during the hottest months unadvisable for foreigners.


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