Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi is a peaceful countryside retreat nestled among the rolling hills and misty mountains of western Thailand, close to the Myanmar border. Known for its scenic landscapes, cool-season mornings and relaxed rural atmosphere, the area offers a refreshing escape from the bustle of Bangkok. Visitors can explore charming farms, local markets, nature trails,…
Nestled in the mountainous northwest of Thailand, Mae Hong Son is a destination of mist-covered mountains, lush forests, remote villages and rich ethnic diversity. Offering a quieter, more authentic side of Thailand, the region is ideal for travelers seeking adventure, cultural discovery and encounters with traditional rural life. Hill tribe trekking provides an opportunity to…
Chiang Mai is introducing the Chiang Mai Tram by Lannatique, a new electric sightseeing service designed to offer visitors a cleaner and more convenient way to explore the city. The air-conditioned, zero-emission electric vehicles feature contemporary Lanna-inspired styling and are intended to connect key cultural and historic attractions around the Old City moat, including Tha…
Escape into the spectacular wilderness of Khao Sok National Park, one of Thailand’s most beautiful natural destinations, where ancient rainforests, towering limestone cliffs and emerald-green lakes create an unforgettable experience. Visitors can explore lush jungle trails with experienced local guides, discover exotic wildlife and tropical flora, and enjoy peaceful canoeing or kayaking along scenic rivers….
Trade the cold, dark winter for warm sunshine, tropical beaches and unforgettable experiences in Thailand. Christmas and New Year are among the best times to visit, with generally dry, sunny weather making it ideal for exploring, relaxing and celebrating. From the vibrant energy of Bangkok and the cultural treasures of the north to the beautiful…
Bangkok is currently seeing some improvement following the exceptionally heavy rainfall and flooding of the past several days, although floodwater remains in a number of low-lying and suburban areas. Rainfall has eased: Bangkok experienced more than 300–330 mm of rain in around 48–72 hours, resulting in flooding across all 50 districts and the city being…
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Loy Krathong, one of Thailand’s most enchanting annual festivals, will be celebrated on Tuesday, 24 November 2026, coinciding with the full moon of the 12th month of the Thai lunar calendar. On this magical evening, Thai people gather beside rivers, canals, lakes and beaches to release beautifully decorated krathongs—small floating offerings traditionally made from banana…
From September 2026, Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok has expanded its automated immigration e-Gates (Auto Gates) to eligible visitors from 33 nationalities/territories. However, simply holding one of these passports is not enough to use the e-Gate on arrival. Key requirement: travelers must have previously visited Thailand using the same passport. First-time visitors from the eligible nationalities…
Escape the winter cold and experience Christmas and New Year in the sunshine of Thailand. The dry season, particularly November to February, brings generally warm, sunny days, lower humidity and excellent conditions for exploring cities, temples, cultural attractions and Thailand’s beautiful beaches. December is a wonderful time to combine Bangkok’s vibrant Christmas atmosphere with a…
