Packed with things to see, do and eat, Bangkok surely caters for all tastes. While the top temples and bustling streets are obviously the main draws, don’t forget to visit the offbeat neighborhoods, try local activities and visit neighboring cities.
Blissfully calm and laid-back, Chiang Mai is picturesque with mountainous landscape and lush farmlands. Combining with rich cultural heritage, traditional art and craft workshops and tasty food scene, the capital of North never fails to charm visitors.
Beach bums and sun seekers come to Phuket for the beaches, but there’s much more to Phuket than that. Thailand’s largest island is a total package with colorful Sino-Portuguese buildings and street arts, beautiful Thai temples and Chinese shrines and multicultural local food.
Krabi’s seascape is no ordinary. It’s dotted with limestone cliffs and caves and further inland, you’ll also find mountains, emerald ponds and mangrove forests. You might come for Phi Phi Islands, but you’ll leave with your love for the whole city.
There are numbers of Thai restaurant in Bangkok that I would highly recommend, both Thai restaurant in luxurious Thai traditional house in a Fine Dining type and Thai restaurant in a relaxing ambience.
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Hong Kong is shopping paradise and yet the ultimate food heaven for food lovers like me. Everyone knows that Cantonese offers the most exquisite taste among all of Chinese cuisine. Hong Kong is then one of the destinations for Thai travellers.
I have read a lot about this historic small city and have listened to many stories from friends about Kyoto’s many beautiful sites and ancient traditions still existing in the old part of the city. It is the character of Kyoto that is appealing and the lifestyle of its inhabitants that reflects parts of the age-old traditions.