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Thailand is a popular destination in Asia and there are 1711 hotels to choose from. All hotels in Thailand comes with "Best Price" guarantee. You are getting the lowest possible price for your hotelroom. Guaranteed.
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Thailand Travel
Top 10 Thailand Beach Destinations
Most travelers to Thailand DO NOT need visas. Whether you need one depends on which country you are from and how long you plan on staying in Thailand.
Beer is a popular drink in Thailand and a visit wouldn't be complete without sampling some of the local brews.
Top 5 Thailand Honeymoon Resorts
5 Top Luxury Honeymoon Resorts in Thailand
A guide to Thailand's seasons
Thailand is a dream destination if you're planning a honeymoon or just want a romantic getaway in an exotic location. Most people who honeymoon in Thailand still choose to head to the beaches, and there certainly are some amazing ones here. But if you're looking for something a little more adventurous or different, there are plenty of other places in Thailand what are wonderfully romantic and also off the beaten path.
The island of Koh Samui is ringed with beaches. Which ones should you visit? Use this guide to pick the best Koh Samui beach for you.
Koh Phi Phi, a small island a couple of hours by boat from Phuket, is an island lover's dream. Clear water, majestic cliffs and soft sand make Koh Phi Phi a picture-perfect paradise. The only downside? Thousands of others already know about it and it's in danger of being overrun by boats, guest houses and tourists. Still, if you're not bothered by crowds or overdevelopment, you might find it the most beautiful place on earth.
Koh Chang, Thailand’s second largest island, is just off the coast of Trat Province on the east side of the Gulf of Siam. Koh Chang has everything you’d want in a tropical island – white sandy beaches, plenty of palm trees, and warm, clear water. But for now at least it doesn’t have the big crowds you’ll find in more popular Phuket or Koh Samui. That's not to say it's entirely undeveloped. There are plenty of resorts and roads and more on the way.
Patong beach on Phuket is the island's most popular beach and probably the most popular beach in all of Thailand. For many vacationers, it's the best of both worlds - a gorgeous, big, wide beach with white sand and warm water and plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs in the surrounding area.
Railey Beach is one of Thailand's most beautiful beaches. Although it's on the mainland in Krabi Province, because it's only accessible by boat, it has a desert island feel. There are Railey beaches, West Railey and East Railey. East Railey is mud flats and mangroves. It's just a few minutes by foot to West Railey, but make sure you know which beach you're staying on.
Hua Hin Beach, just a few hours by car, train or bus from Bangkok, is one of the most popular beaches in Thailand. The beach itself is a long, flat stretch of sand that slopes gently into the ocean, and it's surrounded by a small town with plenty of hotels, resorts and guest houses as well as places to eat and drink.
A list of the best tailors in Bangkok
Phuket is all about beautiful beaches, rocking nightlife and great food. Plan your vacation in Phuket with this Phuket travel guide.
Looking for a real desert island? Koh Mun Nork, a tiny island in the Gulf of Siam with one small resort and a beautiful beach, might just be one of the only places in the country where you'll feel total peace and tranquility.
5 Best Thai Street Food Dishes
Five delicious Thai dishes to eat out on the street
Top 10 Movies Filmed in Thailand
Thailand's not Hollywood, but plenty of popular films have been made here. Can you name the top 10?
Bangkok Street Food - 4 Neighborhoods to get Great Bangkok Street Food
Things to do before you arrive in Thailand
Bangkok's Top Luxury Hotels
The Truth About Thailand’s Rainy Season
The Truth About Thailand’s Rainy Season
All-Inclusive Honeymoons in Thailand
For a tropical honeymoon destination, many people are surprised to find out that Thailand doesn’t have many all-inclusive resorts and mistakenly think that it’s not a great honeymoon destination because of that.
If you’re traveling on a tight budget, enjoy some of the best Bangkok has to offer for free. Free museums, free activities, free sights – all great things to do that won’t cost you a Baht!
Many Indians immigrated to Thailand in the 20th century and today Thailand has a significant Indian population. Though Indians and Thai-Indians live all over the country, there’s even a Little India in Bangkok (called Pahurat) that was settled over 100 years ago. There are also plenty of great Indian restaurants in Bangkok catering to the city’s Indian and Thai-Indian population.
5 top restaurants in Phuket
How Much Will My Vacation Cost?
Bangkok's International Airport is about 19 miles from central Bangkok. With the new airport rail link plus a slew of other transport options, it's quick and easy to get from the airport into the city even if you are traveling during rush hour.
The Top 5 Phuket Hotels
Do I need any vaccinations for Thailand?
Five charming Chiang Mai hotels in the Old City
Koh Samet, the little island just a few hours from Bangkok, used to be a destination for city folks looking for a weekend escape and backpackers enjoying the laid back atmosphere, pleasant beaches and inexpensive bungalows. Koh Samet has changed! These days, you’ll still find plenty of Bangkokians arriving straight from work on a Friday night, and lots of backpackers hanging out on the beaches, but you’ll also find some high-end beach resorts and villas and vacationers from all over the world.
Information about extending your visa while you're in Thailand.
Ever considered a visit to Thailand for your next work vacation? Though Thailand vacations are considered pretty normal for Europeans, most North Americans consider Thailand too far away and even too exotic to visit on a regular week or two week vacation. That’s a shame, because if you can get past the 14+ hours on a plane, Thailand is an amazing vacation destination.
In most of Thailand, high season starts in November and lasts through January. Thinking of visiting Thailand during high season? Here's what you need to know.
Pattaya’s beaches are abundant but aren’t as clean or quiet as the beaches in other parts of the country. They do offer great value and are very convenient if you’re coming from Bangkok. If you’re heading to Pattaya but want a quiet beach to relax on, the best bet is one of the resorts between Pattaya Beach and Jomtien Beach. Many of these have their own private beaches.
Many people think that there will be lots of health and safety concerns to contend with when visiting Thailand. The truth is, Thailand is far safer than many other tourist destinations and definitely safer than most large cities. Assaults, rapes, muggings and other crimes against tourists are so rare that when they happen, they make front page news. If you take normal precautions, you shouldn’t have to worry about staying healthy and safe while you are here.
What you need to know about booking flights in Thailand.
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