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Grand Palace - Wat Phra Kaew Bangkok
507 Reviews If you want a hassle free visit to the Grand Palace then ensure you're wearing a top with at least short sleeves and not body hugging, no leggings or shorts. If wearing a skirt then not above knee and...
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James Bond island Phuket
57 Reviews We booked our day trip to Phang Nga Bay and James Bond Island through my lovely lady called Apple from South Smile, with a company called Phuket Panwa Canoe. This was probably the highlight of our...
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Ko Larn (Coral Island) Pattaya
23 Reviews Koh Larn - Coral Island is reachable from Pattaya Beach just in 45 mins by speed boats, nice spot to enjoy the whole day under sun lying down lazy on sand and swimming in perfect blue sea .... Clean...
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Waterfalls Ko Samui
32 Reviews The second waterfall is over 4 times higher than its sister at around 80 metres. It is in fact a double fall, both roughly 10 metres wide that can be seen on the road up to the base of the fall. The...
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Elephant Ride Chiang Mai
63 Reviews It's show business... but it's good. The performance at the training center (I don't know if it exists more than one) shows hard work and professionalism with the elephants. The show pleases adults...
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Thai Massage Hat Yai
5 Reviews For Sayuri Ancient Massage in Sakura Hotel, you can purchase a massage voucher and get the same treatment for only 200BHT. A savings of 40 BHT!!! Get your vouchers from Sintavee Tour. Its is located...
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Floating Market Bangkok
146 Reviews Damnernsaduak Floating Market ; best place to visit for your family. Here you can take long-tailed speed boats through the many small canals that will lead you to the Floating Market. Here you will be...
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Phi Phi islands Phuket
77 Reviews We took a day trip to Phi Phi islands and Maya beach and loved it. We got to snorkel and stroll around the beaches. the speed boat was a bit crowded(all the ones we saw were), but nevertheless we had...
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Walking Street Pattaya
11 Reviews About half way down Walking street, there is a place where the Ladyboys congregate. Don't worry, they won't bite you, well, they will, but you have to pay. When you see an incredibly good looking...
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Grandfather & Grandmother Rocks Ko Samui
26 Reviews Hin Tai and Hin Yai One of the most famous attractions in Ko Samui island. It is shure that you have see it again in post cards. These beach rocks located at the end of Lamai Beach in the west part...
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Long Neck Women Chiang Mai
32 Reviews I asked the taxi driver we had hired for the day whether he knew a village where a Long Neck hilltribe lived. He had just taken us to a Hmong village and I thought it would be interesting checking...
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Wat Hat Yai Nai Hat Yai
6 Reviews This temple house the 3rd largest reclining buddha in Thailand. It is the largest in southern Thailand. To be honest, if you have been to Wat Pho in Bangkok, you might get disappointed here. Wat Hat...
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Wat Pho Bangkok
257 Reviews Wat Pho is famous being the 1st University in Thailand and is the center for traditional massage. Wat Pho is located in Chetuphon Road, with its grounds split into the Northern and Southern section....
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Patong beach Phuket
88 Reviews I think that Patong beach and Ban Patong must be the same thing. Or not? Anyway, I'll post my Patong beach comments in Ban Patong page. And Patong was precious for us. With the monsoon, Kata beach...
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Pattaya Beach Pattaya
28 Reviews There are certainly way more beautiful and clean beaches in Thailand, but Pattaya beach is good enough for sunworshippers. Though I am not sure if I would take a dip. Since most come to Pattaya for...
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Angthong National Marine Park Ko Samui
22 Reviews I didn't go with this company but picked up their leaflet and can tell you what they have to offer. Most companies going to the National Marine Park have the same or similar activity schedule and we...
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep - Buddhist Temple Chiang Mai
97 Reviews Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep is located ontop of a mountain overlooking Chiang Mai. According to legend, a relic was strapped to a white elephant that was released into the jungle. The elephnat eventually...
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Pink Lady Hat Yai
2 Reviews The Pink Lady is an entertainment complex with all the facilities for you to enjoy yourselves in Hatyai... Its facilities include Thai ancient massage, Turkish massage, barber and suana, karaoke,...
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Wat Arun - Temple of the Dawn Bangkok
185 Reviews The beautiful Wat Arun or Temple of the Dawn is situated on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River. You can get here by boat from Tha Tien near Wat Po for 3 baht. We did that on our first visit....
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Kata and Karon Beach Phuket
49 Reviews It was our beach, with the hotel well located by the sea, and… we met the monsoon. Impossible to swim. The 1st day an helicopter flying around announced us the death of a tourist in the neighbor Kata...
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Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Pattaya
22 Reviews Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is a beautiful garden with waterfalls, plants, cultural and elephant shows, "Cultural Extravaganza" performance happens 4 times a day which shows a brief glimpse of Thai...
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Beaches Ko Samui
71 Reviews The Full Moon Party is held on KO PhaNgan on the eve of the Full Moon, and what a party it is. I was tempted to jump on one of the speed boats and participate in the fun, But my Dad thought i was...
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Jungle Trek Chiang Mai
40 Reviews In all the touristic catalogs, Chiang Mai is advertised with waterfalls. Well, I don't know if we were taken to the best or not, but we were not impressed. It's a healthy small walk in natural...
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Buddha Statues Hat Yai
5 Reviews This buddha is located on top of the hill in Hatyai Municipal Park. It is about 6km away from the city on Kanchawanit Road. Follow the signs that direct you to Goddess Guan Im (The Goddess of...
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Chatuchak Weekend Market Bangkok
109 Reviews Ok, I have to admit, this was lots of fun, first of all bring a bag big enough where you are gonna put all the stuff your gonna buy !!!! In my case I ended up buying a huge duffle bag for 200 bahts...
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If you have kids or love animals this is certainly worth a visit. Ive seen countless animal rights people complain about it , but when you visit and get to know the keepers and animals you will know they are well looked after - your eyes dont lie.get your photo taken riding elephants, with scorpions on your body, feeding tiger cubs, and touching - holding many other types of animal. I will post some examples here later
Wonderful way to see the country side. Ride on the boat from Bangkok to Ayutthaya and see ruins and country side.Rate is inclusive of all charges for lunch, water on board boat, tour to Bang Pa-In with English speaking guide (TAT licensed), entry fees for temples visited as part of scheduled program and coach transfers, tax and services charges.Transfer to and from Shangri-La hotel is not included. (Extra charges for transfer from hotel in Bangkok to Shangri-La hotel or vice versa is Baht 600 per car per way and Baht 800 per van per wayPrice excluded : Personal expenses, optional tour
This seems to be a "Must do" for all visiting Phuket....though we found it very touristy and over rated!We much more prefered the Koh Phi Phi tour. Here is the website/link anyway.The island itself was nice but VERY crowded (even though we had gone during slow season).Once at the Muslim Village we were only given 1 hour to EITHER souvenier shop (which because of it's size it's impossible to even begin to make a dent on it) OR to have lunch (which because of the trips duration and time of day you're starvingby the time you get there.Best to put in a food order as soon as you get to the restaurant (you have to walk through the restaurant to get to the shopping area) then pick up to food to go as you walk back through to your boat and eat on the way back to pier.
Take a ride in one of Bangkok's monorail or MRT(underground train) to explore the city first hand.Another wonderful experience is to take a boat ride along Chao Phrya river or its canal to get the feeling of old Bangkok. Bangkok is a big and modern city and offer many attraction to any travellers.
A popular day trip from Bangkok is to the city of Ayutthaya which was the country's capital before Bangkok. Most trips inlcude a short stop at the Summer Palace which I was not that impressed with. For me the best option is to get a trip that gets you to Ayutthaya by road but the return trip is down the Chao Phraya river. The boat ride now starts closer to Bangkok which means that where it used to take about 4.5 hours it is now about 2 hours. A buffet lunch is served on board.There are hundreds of temples (Wats) in Ayutthaya, my photos show some shots of the main ones.
For your question about motorbike rental, I dont have any specific information whether you need to show international driving license or not. Maybe some fellow travelers can answer your question.My experience is I rent bicycle. No need anything but must pay the rent (ofcourse ehhehe). It is quite long ride. Make sure you understand the map first. That time i was riding bike slowly from 11 am to 4 pm. I still could go to see local market, take lunch, see some temples. Dont forget to bring mineral water. And 1 more thing, if you return to Bangkok by train, make sure you check the train schedule too. Happy traveling
What, you are looking for adventure and things to do?,,hop a island like Phi Phi. The island is about 100km each way and package deals can be found at the many tour agency in the Phuket area. For 1200 bahts a person, they picked us up at the hotel and provided transportation and two overnight stay at Phi Phi and then they return us to the hotel in Phuket. sign seal deliver...
Land of some good beaches, this large island connected to the continent, is plenty of complementary attractions. When we were there it was monsoon time, and some of the beaches were dangerous. A detail to have in mind, since monsoon extend for several months in summer. Our agent advice Ko Samui, in the opposite coast, and maybe, that would have been safer, with easy access to the beautiful area of Krabi. But Phuket was great, and the additional precautions needed at the sea didn't spoil a good week.
The Oriental, Bangkok Bangkok
25 Reviews and 922 Opinions its an experience one must have...stay there at any cost. its totally worth it in every way u can...
Mom Tri's Villa Royale Phuket Phuket
4 Reviews and 312 Opinions Ocean Wing Suites (Villa Terracotta) Mom Tri’s Villa Royale now have a beautiful new area which is...
Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi Chiang Mai
2 Reviews and 320 Opinions Everything you would expect from a Mandarin Oriental plus the really spectacular design. Two...
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Q: I am from Canada and going to Thailand, what kind of plug adapter do I need to charge my camera?
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