Visit Thaïland

Ah, Thailand, the land of smiles, as it is often called, is an Asian country located in South-east Asia between Vietnam and Cambodia (in the east), Laos (in the north), Burma (in the west) and Malaysia (in the south). Over the past few years, the area has become a very popular tourist destination, and many travellers come to Thailand for a vacation.

Everyone spends their holidays in Thailand for their own reasons, but the country is partly known for its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, rice fields, monsoons, floating night markets, food (the famous “pad thai” or “pho” soups), Buddhist temples (large palaces, royal palaces, lying Buddha), night life (to party), diving and many other famous places known throughout the world; Who has never heard of Phuket, Ko Samui, Koh Phi Phi, the Golden Triangle, the cities of Pattaya or Krabi, the beaches of Patong or Ko Tao, the famous Koh Phi Phi Phi, or finally the famous temples of Ayutthaya or Sukhothai?

The large majority of travellers of this cheap country want to discover the most beautiful heavenly beaches in the world and of course the local Buddhist culture. Thailand is one of those Asian countries considered very easy to visit on a travel in Asia and even on a trip around the world. You can travel cheaply, everything is mostly easy to manage, from full board hotels to small guesthouses. For travel, domestic flights are possible, especially with Thai Airways, which offers cheap flights from Bangkok to Phuket. Within the country, there is also a night train that travels through part of the country, a good bus network and thousands of Tuk tuk. To get there, don’t hesitate to look at some flight comparators to find cheap international flights from anywhere you live to Bangkok.

So where to go in Thailand? Which is my feeling on my trip to Thailand? I spent almost 3 months total there during my South-East Asia trip, so I know it well. What did I keep in mind? Its superb temples, its white sandy beaches in the South filled with coconut trees, its tropical climate where life is good, my trips off the beaten track in the north and east of the country, the Sukhothaï National Park, Ko Chang Island or Koh Phayam Island on the west coast of the country (Andaman Sea), but also the kindness of the Thai people. I also have the opportunity to discover the city of Kanchanaburi, and the famous bridge of the Kwai River. I had then spent a New Year’s Eve in the great Thai megalopolis!

There are still few articles on the page, except the one to know what budget to plan for a trip to Thailand and the one to save and have a cheap stay in the country. This page will be updated as we go along and I will certainly tell you about the best time to go to Thailand (rainy season/dry season), what you need to know before you leave, or to visit Bangkok.

Going to Thailand is relatively simple, very affordable and Thai people are usually always there to help you.

See you soon and enjoy your reading!