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Thailand is the dream of all travelers - those who independently explore unexplored corners and those who buy tourist packages. In Thailand you can see almost everything: unearthly landscapes, crystal clear water, old temples, wildlife and hospitable people. See 30 must-see places in Thailand.

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1. Bridge over the River Kwai. About 10 thousand people died during the construction of this famous bridge. To this day, it remains a symbol of the brutality of the Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia. The bridge was destroyed in 1944. Only the rounded steel structure was retained, and the rectangular middle sections of the bridge were rebuilt after the war by the Japanese as war reparations. (Photo: Shutterstock).
2. Phang Nga Bay is a real miracle of nature. The fabulous lagoon is hidden between steep limestone cliffs. There are only two other places in the world that can compare in beauty to Phang Nga Bay. (Photo: Shutterstock).
3. Khao Kheow - a unique reserve has been created on the territory of a 1,500-year-old jungle, where you can personally see a lion lying on the road or a giraffe passing by. Here they organize for tourists walking tours, educational hikes, and night safaris. (Photo: Shutterstock).
4. Railay - a peninsula with fabulous beaches, fenced off from the outside world by huge rocks - it is no coincidence that this place is on the list of the most beautiful places in the world. (Photo: Shutterstock).
5. The Reclining Buddha in Bangkok is a huge 46-meter tall completely covered in gold leaf statue of a Buddha who is in a state of nirvana... Everywhere in Thailand you will feel Buddhist mysticism permeating your life. (Photo: Shutterstock).
6. Khao San in Bangkok is a great starting point for those looking to explore the city. Nearby is the river, Phra Arhit pier, Sanam Luang fields and the Grand Palace. Only here you can feel the atmosphere of carefree, freedom and joy that you will not find in any other place in Bangkok. (Photo: Shutterstock).
7. Amphawa is a floating market in the central region of Thailand. (Photo: Shutterstock).
8. Sa Morakot - emerald lake. If you want to see something you have never seen in your life, then you must come to the emerald lake of Sa Morakot. (Photo: Shutterstock).
9. The monkey city of Lopburi, the main attraction of which is the tailed macaques. (Photo: Shutterstock).
10. Wat Arun in Bangkok is the Temple of Dawn, which is reached by an unusually steep staircase. It looks especially intriguing in the rays of the rising or setting sun. (Photo: Shutterstock).
11. Wat Phra Kaeo - amazingly beautiful Grand Palace, royal residence. (Photo: Shutterstock).
12. Fabulous islands - Ko Tap, Ko Poda, Ko Mor in the province of Krabi - this real paradise for those who like to walk in water on a sandy bottom. (Photo: Shutterstock).
13. Most beautiful landscapes can be seen while boating on the Chao Phraya River. (Photo: Shutterstock).
14. In Phuket, in Khao Phra Teo National Park, there is a gibbon rehabilitation center that is trying to restore the population of these endangered unique animals. (Photo: Shutterstock).
15. Han Sok is the oldest and richest ecosystem in Thailand with a unique virgin forest Hao Sok. (Photo: Shutterstock).
16. Ko Chang on the southeast coast is suitable for those who lack adrenaline and who are not afraid to drive along narrow and dangerous mountain roads. We can confidently say that the risk is fully compensated by the beautiful views that open from there. And going down to the valley, you can enjoy the amazingly beautiful beaches. (Photo: Shutterstock).
17. Moon Nork Island is almost heaven on earth. This is a place you will never forget. (Photo: Shutterstock).
18. Koh Samui, Namuang - parking and entrance to the national park are free. Jumping from a ledge into a deep pool filled with refreshing water is a real temptation not only for children, but also for adults. Between Namuang I and Namuang II waterfalls there is a huge safari park and a large number of elephants. (Photo: Shutterstock).
19. Hua Hin. It may come as a big surprise to you, but there is a real winery in Thailand that produces wine that has won awards in international competitions. Therefore, in the Hua Hin mountains, while tasting wine, tourists can feel almost like they are in Tuscany. (Photo: Shutterstock).
20. The house of the “silk spy” and intelligence officer Jim Thompson in Bangkok, whose death still remains an unsolved mystery. His home, which is actually six structures from different parts of Thailand, is an enclave of tranquility and a testament to a bygone era in the heart of bustling Bangkok. (Photo: Shutterstock).
21. Popular beaches of Lamai and Chaweng in Koh Samui with soft white sand and beautiful coastal cliffs. (Photo: Shutterstock).
22. Phuket: Similan Island and Surin Island are surrounded by coral reefs, sharp rocks, and strewn with golden sand. These islands are a true diver's paradise and a photographer's dream. (Photo: Shutterstock).
23. Si-Satchanalai - an abandoned, nostalgic ancient city that is historical monument brilliant urban planning. (Photo: Shutterstock).
24. Wua Talap Island. Co observation deck On the “Sleeping Cow Island”, where sea gypsies live, a paradise landscape opens up. (Photo: Shutterstock).
25. The Mae Hong Son loop in the northwestern part of Thailand, which consists of 1864 turns, is the most beautiful corner of the country - offering stunning views of amazing mountains and valleys, forests, rice fields and mysterious villages. And, of course, the beautiful town of Pai. (Photo: Shutterstock).
26. From the northwestern part of Thailand you can get to Myanmar (Burma) for one day. Leaving your passport at the border, you will be given a one-day pass, costing about $10, with which you can visit the small town of Thachilek, where they sell hot roasted chestnuts. (Photo: Carlos Wang Flickr.com).
27. The ancient temple Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a popular attraction in Thailand. It was built in the 15th century and has remained in good condition to this day, and inside the temple there is a statue of Buddha from 1563. (Photo: Shutterstock).
28. Ko Si Chang - royal island without a king in Pattaya, where you can see the remains of the royal palace XIX century, the main part of which was moved to Dusit Park in Bangkok. (Photo: Shutterstock).
29. National Park Khan Yai is the oldest and most frequently visited protected area in Thailand. The park has special areas for high towers from which you can observe wild animals in their habitat. (Photo: Shutterstock).
30. The area near Pattaya is a place where time has stood still. In the villages of Bang Saray, Samaesan, Ang Sila you will feel like you were in the 60s: sleepy streets, wonderful beaches, excellent dried shrimp and seafood. (Photo: Shutterstock).

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How not to get lost among the thousands of attractions of Thailand and see the most important things? This list will help you choose the most beautiful places, attend the most exciting parties and meet the unusual peoples of the Kingdom

Nowhere in the world will you see such nature, such a bizarre combination of cultures and folk customs, as in Thailand. You won’t be able to see everything even if you really want to, but you won’t miss the main thing! The ZagraNitsa portal has compiled its own rating of the most interesting places.

Erawan Waterfall


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The tiny island, located in the Andaman Sea near the border with Malaysia, can be crossed on foot in an hour. Koh Lipe's coral reefs are home to 25% of the planet's fish species. There is no better place for divers and scuba divers! If you prefer relaxing holiday, there are four beautiful ones on the island.


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Chatuchak Weekend Market

The largest market in Thailand (and perhaps in the whole world) is also known as JJ Market. There are more than 8 thousand counters with various goods: from antiques and clothing to furniture. And all at bargain prices! The market attracts more than 200 thousand people every weekend. In addition to shopping, here you can have fun with music, dancing, and also taste national cuisine.


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Khao Sok National Park

The park, bisected by a white rock ridge, contains remnants of an ancient rainforest. Don't be fooled by the word "remnant": this is Thailand's largest forest, where more than 5% of all natural species on the ground. And in Khao Sok you will find clean river and several waterfalls of amazing beauty.


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Phanom Rung

Situated on an extinct volcano in the north-eastern part of Thailand, Indian is famous for its outstanding architecture. It was built by the Khmers between the 10th and 13th centuries. Built from sandstone and laterite, the sanctuary represents Mount Kailash, the sacred home of Shiva.


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Similan Islands

The archipelago of 11 islands is one of the most popular destinations among divers. The waters that surround the Similans are famous for their huge coral reefs of bizarre shapes, inhabited by a variety of fish. Experienced scuba divers like the reefs "East of Eden" and the island of Hin Pusar ("Stone Elephant Head") the most.


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Full Moon Party on Koh Phangan

The world-famous Full Moon Party is held every month on Haad Rin Beach on Phangan Island. From impromptu dances for a couple of dozen people in 1985, it has grown into a large-scale event with 20–30 thousand guests monthly.


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Thai-Burma Railway

The two-hour train ride along the infamous Death Road from Kanchanaburi across the River Kwai to Nam Tok is one of Thailand's most popular excursions. During World War II, the Japanese built this road to link Yangon, then the capital of Myanmar, with Bangkok. The paths were laid by prisoners of war and Asian workers in terrible conditions.


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Ayutthaya Historical Park

Here are the ruins of the second capital of the Kingdom of Siam, which was founded back in 1350. By 1700, Ayutthaya had become the most big city in a world with a population of 1 million people. It was destroyed by the Burmese army in 1767, but thanks to restoration in the 1960s, visitors can fully appreciate the grandeur and beauty of the ancient capital.


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Mu Koh Chang National Park

The huge park consists of more than 50 islands, the most attractive of which is Koh Chang. There are high hills, dense jungles and an atmosphere of complete tranquility. People from all over the world flock to the white beaches to have a great time. Diving and fishing are excellent here and others are thriving aquatic species sports.


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Tribes of the Northern Hills

Northern Thailand is home to colorful ethnic minorities known as the Hill Tribes. They migrated here more than a hundred years ago, but have maintained their traditions. Locals They will be very glad to have guests, especially if you leave them a small monetary thank you.


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Railay Beach

Thailand's most famous destination for rock climbers: 700 interconnected mountain trails and many caves attract enthusiasts here active tourism from all over the planet. Also here beautiful beaches, and accommodation is available to suit every taste, from inexpensive bungalows for backpackers to the luxury resort of Rayawadi.


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Royal Palace

The official residence of the King of Siam (and therefore Thailand) since 1782, the Royal Palace is Bangkok's most popular attraction. Green lawns, lush gardens and magnificent sanctuaries await you. Temple Emerald Buddha definitely won't leave you indifferent!


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James Bond Island in Phang Nga Bay

This region is famous for its limestone cliffs with picturesque caves and water grottoes. Khao Ping Kan, also known as James Bond Island, is one of the most beautiful places in Thailand. You can only get here by kayak, but it’s a trip you won’t forget!


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Phi Phi Islands

Phi Phi Don is the only inhabited island of the Phi Phi archipelago. And in neighboring Phi Phi Ley they filmed the famous film “The Beach” (2000) with Leonardo DiCaprio. In addition to the landscapes glorified by Hollywood, there are many sports entertainment: scooters, kayaking, snorkeling.


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Thailand is a country with a rich culture and amazing landscapes, calm relaxation and crazy entertainment. All the diversity of the Land of Smiles cannot be contained even in 25 points. Come and don’t limit yourself to anything!

With its dazzling white beaches, incredible tropical jungles and fascinating cultural attractions, Thailand remains one of the most... mysterious countries. Fine THERE presents a list of the most beautiful places in Thailand.

1. Pai (Pai)

Located 100 km from Thailand's largest city, Chiang Mai, Pai is one of the most quaint villages in the country and is very popular with tourists. Thanks to its natural atmosphere, excellent accommodation and huge number of resorts, it is difficult to find the best place than the Pai Highlands. A series of waterfalls and hot springs in the immediate vicinity await your visit. The best way do it, go to walking or a bike ride. The local culture has Burmese influences and many tribes still live in small mountain villages close to Pai. Home to the best vegetarian and traditional dishes, Pai is also a very popular destination for yoga and meditation lovers, with numerous schools. Despite being very popular among tourists, Pai retains its miraculous essence and can still offer secluded places where the guest can fully enjoy their trip.

Pai, Mae Hong Son 58130, Thailand

2. Koh Jum (Koh Jum)

Koh Jum is one of the last hidden islands in Thailand, located between Krabi and Koh Lanta. Koh Jum has a relaxed atmosphere and is home to only 3,000 people. Going out to sea is difficult, as surrounded by dazzling blue ocean waters, the island's shores are mostly rocky, but there are several beaches where you can sunbathe and splash in the warm sea. There are only a few restaurants and bars on the island, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed. This place, a kind of respite from the tired tourist destinations, immediately charms its visitors who have finally found their shore of peace and quiet. The starry sky and the sound of the waves are what truly enchants and leaves you in complete delight.

Koh Jhum, Thailand

3. Koh Tao (Koh Tao)

Among the popular tourist destinations, Koh Tao is still one of the quietest and most beautiful places in Thailand. While most tourists go to larger neighboring islands Koh Samui or Koh Phangan, Koh Tao attracts divers and people looking for a more relaxing holiday. You will hardly find more beautiful scenery, superb white beaches and beautiful turquoise waters around the island. The beauty of sunsets on the island is such that it cannot be described in words. Diving here is a pleasure, as there is a magnificent, diverse underwater world. Koh Island Tao, perfect place For diving in warm waters, it is also possible to obtain a diver's license. Travelers can explore the coastal jungle and admire the beauty of the island.

Ko Tao, Ko Pha-ngan, Surat Thani, Thailand

4. Railay

The Railay Peninsula not only offers gorgeous beaches, but first of all, it is a real paradise for mountaineering, with different levels preparation. Situated near the island of Krabi in the Andaman Sea, Railay or Rai Leh has a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere than most places in the region. Cozy beach huts and numerous reggae bars attract groups of tourists or solo travelers who want to spend time on the white beaches or explore the coastal jungle. Railay's dazzling mountain panorama makes it one of the most attractive islands in Thailand, accessible only by boat or ferry. The island also has a large number of caves and lagoons.

5. Ayutthaya (Ayutthaya)

70 kilometers from the capital of Thailand, Bangkok, is Ayutthaya, once considered the most amazing city in the world. The historical part of the city, or rather the ruins that remain from it, were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they amaze with their power. Ayutthaya was built on an island between the Chao Phraya, Pasak and Lopburi rivers. The Kingdom of Ayutthaya was significant for 417 years and achieved its military, financial and cultural growth during the 16th century. As the capital of the Thai Empire, the city was home to 400 temples and other architectural sites. It was conquered and destroyed by the Burmese army in 1767. With enormous efforts, the remains of the city have been restored and, to some extent, help visitors create an impression of its former grandeur and beauty.

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand

6. Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai is one of the most significant cultural centers in Thailand, with many attractions and ancient temples. Being the capital of the former kingdom of Lanna has its own charms, it is especially popular for active rest such as rafting, trekking or elephant camp. Recently, Chiang Mai has become home to a large concentration of yoga and healthy lifestyle communities, and there are also many vegetarian cafes where you can eat delicious food. A wide range of traditional and international restaurants offer best list dishes in the country, from traditional Khao Soi to first-class French cuisine. A huge number of markets sell products self made and tourist souvenirs, and the smell coming from the street stalls near every corner gives you a taste of authentic Thai cuisine. Worth the climb up the mountain to get unforgettable impression From the city's most delightful temple - Doi Suthep, enjoy the panorama and walk around the ancient city and the Ping River. You will definitely be enchanted by Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai, Thailand

7. Chiang Rai

Chiang Rai is considered one of Thailand's most amazing northern cities and is home to many natural attractions and cultural monuments. Chiang Rai is the first capital of the Lana Kingdom, the city was founded in the seventh century. It is located close to the Golden Triangle on the Mekong River, where Thailand, Burma and Laos meet, and was once known for the opium trade. Travelers can view numerous ruins and shrines or trek into the mountains in search of remote villages. The most famous attraction in Chiang Rai is the White Temple, Wat Rong Khun to be precise. Built in a modern, unconventional Buddhist style by architect Chalermche Kositpipat, the temple is one of the whitest in the country. For those who want to get more information about the heritage of the Lana Kingdom and the lifestyle of northern Thailand, just visit Chiang Rai.

Chiang Rai, Thailand

8. Phanom Rung

Phanom Rung is the most stunning and sacred Khmer temple that can be found in Thailand. The temple was restored over the course of seventeen years so that it regained its original splendor. Constructed from laterite and sandstone, it was made in the Angkor style, like a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva. It was built on top extinct volcano, during the reign of King Suryavarman II, it is considered a symbol of Angkor architecture. Many tourists climb the mountain to watch the sunrise here, resorts and restaurants, so it is ideal for relaxation. There is a marine park nearby that invites visitors to explore the surrounding marine life, as well as the opportunity to go windsurfing. If it's not enough for you beach holiday, hike through the tropical jungle or explore the island by bike. Koh Mak is considered the most secluded place in Thailand.

Ko Mak, Trat, Thailand

10. Phetchaburi

Phetburi is considered one of the oldest places in Thailand, easily accessible from Bangkok. This settlement mentioned back in the 7th century, it is one of the cultural centers of Thailand, but here it is very rare to see crowds of people passing by. The city is home to numerous historic 12th-century buildings, from stunning temples to Khao Vang ("kingdom on the mountain"), the royal palace. Phetburi does well in agriculture, as can be seen from the numerous traditional markets selling local goods and spices. Few travelers make it to this town, but only here can one truly understand Thai culture and way of life. For nature lovers, the province offers luxurious, tropical jungle areas and fabulous cave shrines. Phetburi survived the fall of the Asian empire unlike other areas and still remains virtually untouched. Often called "Living Ayutthaya", you can still look at centuries-old relics here.

Phetchhaburi, Thailand

Thailand is the tourist pearl of Southeast Asia. The country is attractive not only for its beaches, clear waters, palm trees and sea ​​activities, but also attractions. Most, these are the natural attractions of Thailand.

To look at the preserved natural resources, you will have to go to the islands or to areas of the country remote from the main tourist centers. Magnificent landscapes can be observed and captured in photographs by going up to the observation decks.

Observation decks are one of the highlights of Thailand's attractions. They are concentrated in almost all resort places. Experienced travelers recommend that you definitely climb the platform on Phi Phi Island, or visit Phuket and climb to the view point.

Of the man-made attractions of Thailand, first of all, they include great amount temples (vats). The widespread penetration of Buddhism into all spheres of Thai life is reflected. Although you can visit Muslim mosque, and Christian Orthodox churches.

The royal palaces, Chinese-Portuguese mansions, gardens, museums, zoos, water parks, animal farms and much more are impressive. Thailand will also delight you with objects nightlife and shopping, excursions to traditional Thai settlements, visits to hill tribes and villages where long-necked women live (the Karen tribe in Mae Khong Son, on the border with Burma).

The bulk of Thailand's attractions of a historical, cultural or religious nature are concentrated in Bangkok, Hua Hine, Chiang Mai and Ayutthaya (the ancient capital of Thailand).

Temples, museums, galleries

The “Attractions of Thailand” gallery opens with the most visited place in the capital of the kingdom - the Grand Royal Palace, built on the banks of the Chao Phraya. An area of ​​218,400 km² is surrounded by a two-kilometer wall. Kings no longer live here, but government institutions function, official delegations are received, and coronations are held.

Here you can also see the famous wat -. One legend says that a jade statue of Buddha was discovered in a Buddhist stupa destroyed by lightning. Today, the Emerald Buddha statue is the most revered in Thailand (taking photos of the statue is prohibited).

Among the other palaces of the kingdom are: (Heavenly Palace), built three kilometers from Grand Palace, Bang Pa-In Palace in Ayutthaya, serving as the summer residence of the royal family. You can also see the royal palace of Phu Pingw Chiang Mai - the winter royal residence and the Sanam Chandra Palace, located in Nakhon Pathom province.

Not far from the Grand Royal Palace in Bangkok is the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. It is famous for the 46-meter statue of the golden Buddha reclining in anticipation of Nirvana. The architecture of the buildings, the colorfulness of the fancy ornaments, and the statues of mythical creatures also attract attention.

On the opposite bank of the Chao Phraya is the Temple of the Dawn. Despite its relatively simple architecture, the wat is considered the most beautiful temple complex in the kingdom. It was built in honor of the Indian god of dawn Arun. Don't miss the evening illumination of the temple. It is best to observe this mesmerizing view from the opposite bank.

There are about 30,000 sacred Buddhist temples in Thailand. Wherever you vacation, you will definitely be offered excursions to the nearest wats. The most famous of them are: the Golden Buddha Temple in Bangkok, Wat Saket, the Tiger Temple, located near Krabi, Wat Chalong Temple, Wat Rong Kun or White Temple, Wat Prathat Doi Suthep, Lan Kuad Temple, built from a million beer bottles.

Be sure to take time for a leisurely walk through the temple complexes to see and appreciate the efforts of local landscape designers and take memorable photos.

The Chao Phraya River itself is also worthy of being a landmark in Thailand. Walking excursions along the river both during the day and at night are popular among tourists. Enjoy panoramic views of Bangkok by day and night when you visit Baiyok Sky Hotel Bangkok. Another famous river of the kingdom is. Tourists are invited to visit the bridge over the River Kwai. Built during the Second World War, it was called the road of death.

Thailand's sculptures are primarily represented by images of Buddha. They can be seen everywhere: in temples, in institutions, and in every Thai home. They are made of different materials, depict Buddha in different poses and are sacred to every Thai. Impressive in size and height of 45 meters. Hill Big Buddha refers to the attractions of Thailand that are of interest to everyone and is considered a must-see for tourists. On Koh Samui There is also a Big Buddha, but smaller - 12 m.

Among the attractions of Thailand, a special place is occupied by various museums: coins, weapons, textile museum, National Museum royal barges If you want to get acquainted with the history of Thailand, check out the National Museum in Bangkok.

The Satin Fine Art gallery in Pattaya presents magnificent paintings by Thai masters and copies of world masterpieces to visitors. Here you can also order your portrait or a copy of a painting. The Bottle Museum in Pattaya is unique in its own way. Bottles are just vessels, display cases that contain mini copies of world masterpieces and Thai landscapes.

Gardens, Parks, zoos, water parks

In Thailand 102 national parks, natural and man-made parks: gardens, zoos, water parks, aquariums. The most famous of them:

  • Khao Yai National Park;
  • Doi Inthanon National Park, in Chiang Mai province;
  • The famous marine park on the island of Samet will delight lovers of the underwater world with magnificent coral reefs;
  • Khu Khut Waterfalls and Bird Park;
  • Diving enthusiasts are invariably attracted to the popular Tarutao Marine Park, located in Satun province;
  • Sirinath National Park in Phuket;
  • Orchid garden and butterfly garden in Phuket;
  • The park is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. One hundred mini-copies of the most famous architectural monuments of Thailand, Southeast Asia and the whole world are collected here;
  • Siam Ocean World Aquarium, located in Siam Paragon, mall capital, is impressive with its size (10,000 square meters) and 30,000 varieties of fish. Here you can scuba dive, ride a glass-bottom boat, and feed the fish.
  • The aquarium on the island of Phuket is famous for its long tunnel, which gives you the opportunity to walk along the “bottom of the sea” and admire the life of the exotic underwater world. On weekends, you can take photos of an unusual show: a scuba diver hand-feeds the predatory inhabitants of the aquarium.
  • Another famous water park is located on the island of Koh Samui; various types of fish, giant crabs, stingrays, and moray eels are presented here. Next to it there is a zoo, which is inhabited by representatives of the cat family and primates.
  • And one of the best zoos in Thailand is considered to be the Chiang Maya Zoo. Animals brought from all over the world live here, there is also an aquarium with sea ​​creatures. The zoo is also popular among Thais, who come here with families from other cities.
  • The Sriracha Tiger Zoo is also unusual, where animals are not kept in closed cages.
  • Magical Buddha Garden on Koh Samui. The natural landscape here is decorated with man-made figurines of Buddha, other sacred entities and animals, and various buildings. You can only visit here as part of a tourist group.

Farms and villages

Popular attractions in Thailand include the Bangkok snake farm known as the Pasteur Institute. Every day, visitors can watch how farm employees handle poisonous reptiles and take poison from them. Spectators are also treated to a snake show, culminating in the “King Cobra Kiss.” Well, you are also guaranteed a photo with a python around your neck.

Pattaya is also home to the Crocodile Farm, which is considered one of the most popular places not only among guests of Thailand, but also among local residents.

Elephant village in Pattaya. Here you can ride a giant animal, take pictures against the background of natural installations and watch a performance performed by these sacred animals of Thailand.

To experience everyday Thai life, take a tour to a fishing village or other traditional Thai village. The most popular among tourists is the Thai village of Phuket. Here you will be introduced to national dances and a fighting show with swords will be performed. They will offer to play a national Thai wedding. You can also watch the art of Muay Thai.

Now you know exactly what to do in Thailand!

Thailand is a mysterious country, ready to reveal more and more secrets to its guests. But, despite this, it remains just as mysterious and unknown. This is primeval nature interesting story and an incomprehensible culture. They attract us, enchant and fascinate us. And everyone who goes on holiday to Thailand wants to see and learn as much as possible during their trip. Each city offers something special and amazing, you just have to choose what will be the main attraction of your trip.

What to see in Phuket

Phuket is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is ideal for those who appreciate nature in all its natural beauty. First of all, we are talking about the sea and the jungle. It is impossible to miss the stunning Thai sunsets when the sun touches the clear surface of the water. Best views sunset is promised from Prom Thep Cape. The grandeur of the jungle will also leave few people indifferent. If you couldn’t get there, you can visit the National Park. Other must-see natural wonders in Phuket include a crocodile farm, a butterfly garden and a snake farm.

The Big Buddha Temple is one of the attractions of Thailand that people come to see from all over the world.

In this place you can understand and feel the full significance of religion for the Thai people. In addition, there are several more temples significant for Buddhism:

  • Wat Chalong, where there are statues covered with real gold;
  • Wat Srisunhorn - a 29-meter Buddha is placed on the roof;
  • Wat Phra Nang Sang - Buddha statue made of tin.

Among other buildings that deserve attention, it is worth noting several temples made in the Chinese style.

If you have the opportunity to choose what time to go to Phuket, it is better to choose the period of the vegetarian festival or during the traditional Muay Thai competition.

What to see in Pattaya

Nature in Pattaya is no less interesting than in other regions of Thailand. But there are special places here that are definitely worth visiting. This is a tropical garden and orchid park. This is simply an incredible sight and it is difficult to imagine greater beauty.

A visit to the Aquarium will be a great entertainment for children. There you can walk through an underwater tunnel and see fish as closely as possible in their natural environment. Fascinating events take place in the “Elephant Village”. This is not just a place where these huge animals are kept. Elephants there play musical instruments, draw, and compete in various sports. The elephant on the car makes a special impression.

Among the most famous temples located on the territory of this city, it is worth noting Buddha Hill. You can also visit the Sanctuary of Truth. A unique museum is located in Pattaya. This is “Mini Siam”, where mini-copies of various significant buildings from all over the world are collected.

Among the entertainments that are famous all over the world, it is worth noting the Tiffany show. This is a large-scale performance in which transvestites participate. Here you can also visit another transvestite show – “Alcazar”. It is less popular, but recently it has become a worthy competitor to Tiffany.

What to see in Bangkok

Bangkok is the capital of Thailand. Accordingly, this is where the largest concentration of various attractions is located. The greatest attention is paid to the topic of religion. For those who are interested in this topic, as well as simply for lovers of unusual buildings and elegant decorations, it is worth visiting the following objects:

  1. Great Royal Palace. The royal family once lived in this building. On this moment The building houses several government institutions; monks live on the territory of the complex and there is a monastery. The architecture here is very beautiful, the temples are decorated expensively and with special care.
  2. Temple of the Reclining Buddha. There is a huge statue of Buddha covered in gold.
  3. Temple of the Dawn. Extraordinary beautiful building, which is visible from almost anywhere in the city.
  4. Marble Temple.
  5. Ratchanadaram Temple.
  6. Temple of the Golden Mountain.

Among the more modern objects that attract the attention of tourists are the aquarium and the museum of medicine.

What to see on Koh Samui

Almost everything that is really worthy of attention in Koh Samui is connected with the sea and beaches.

You should definitely visit Turtle Island and the National Marine Park. Cascades of waterfalls attract many tourists. A variety of zoos and parks did not go unnoticed:

  • Safari Park,
  • aquarium,
  • tiger zoo,
  • Paradise Nature Reserve
  • butterfly garden,
  • insect museum.

Koh Samui is simply a stunning destination for those interested in wildlife.

In addition, there are several temples significant for Buddhism. But for most tourists they are not of great interest, since they do not differ in special architecture or any other details.

What to see at other resorts in Thailand

There are many other places in Thailand that are worthy of tourists' attention. Ayuthaya is the former capital of Thailand. It is under the protection of UNESCO. The city is simply filled with all kinds of attractions. These are mainly Buddhist temples with centuries-old history. In the city of Chiang Mai you can visit workshops where silk craftswomen create amazing things. Erawan Falls is amazing creation nature. This is a 7-level cascade; in its appearance it resembles an elephant from the religious mysticism of Buddhism. The Similan Islands are a group of nine amazing granite structures of natural origin.


Erawan Waterfall

There are many beautiful and amazing places in Thailand that are difficult to describe and even a photo cannot convey all the splendor of these objects and natural phenomena. You just have to see them to love them forever.