Central & Eastern Regions
Any holiday to Thailand should include a visit to nearly 400 kilometers of eastern shoreline which harbors pristine natural beaches and some of the World's best hotels. Pattaya, a city popular as emerging playground of Asia, is the centerpiece of eastern corridor. Farther away lays the majestic and less visited Ko Chang National Park that has adorned almost every major publication with its mind-boggling beauty. If your idea of a vacation is slightly more sophisticated then head towards western coast where resorts of Cha-am and Hua Hin provide word class luxury amid plentiful picturesque spots and peaceful atmosphere. For more adventurous, the northwest region of Kanchanaburi offers extreme natural setting in form of caves, waterfalls, mountains, wildlife sanctuaries and its star attractions, the indigenous tribes.
North & Northwest
Chiang Mai on the outskirts of northern border is truly the most wonderful experience on holidays to Thailand. Areas around Chiang Mai are considered to be the birthplace of Thai civilization. Its location in the middle of highland attracts visitors to enjoy true Thai hospitality and a sense of cultural and adventure travel, seldom present elsewhere. From white water rafting, elephant rides, bamboo sailing and ATV runs to balloon safari and jungle trials, the city has everything on offer. To experience even more authenticity, head off to Isan. It is an arid plateau in northeast, covering nearly two thirds of the entire country. Although Isan is still a relatively poor region but for tourists it is the best kept secret of Thailand. Three of the most well preserved National Parks, Khao Yai, Phu Kradung and Phu Rua are situated here. These Parks are at close proximity to the hand weaving centers of Thailand, Khorat and Khon Kaen. Tourists often relish the economical hand woven silk.
Central & Eastern Regions