Bangkok has an energy that resonates 24 hours a day. This charming capital city offers you the chance to feel, experience, and immerse yourself in authentic Asian culture.
Some tourists make the mistake of using Bangkok as a quick stopping point on their way to their main holiday spot, but spending a few days here allows you to discover the very essence of the country.
Yes, Bangkok is a busy, bustling and sometimes dirty place. But it’s also home to peaceful temples, and a back street market where you find some of the best shopping in the whole of Southeast Asia.
Sky-high dining gives you the best views from above. And with no shortage of towering skyscrapers to ascend, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy a drink or a meal in a panoramic setting.
If you enjoy the buzz and get-up-and-go of city life, Bangkok should be among the first on your list of places to discover during your trip to Thailand.
Visit the Grand Palace to see the official residence of the King of Siam since 1782, which lies in the heart of Bangkok against the banks of the Chao Phraya River.
Explore Bangkok by long-tail boat along its hidden canals to see a timeless way of life. View shining temples and watch the streets burst into life with an array of colourful food and handmade wares.
Some tourists make the mistake of using Bangkok as a quick stopping point on their way to their main holiday spot, but spending a few days here allows you to discover the very essence of the country.
Yes, Bangkok is a busy, bustling and sometimes dirty place. But it’s also home to peaceful temples, and a back street market where you find some of the best shopping in the whole of Southeast Asia.
Sky-high dining gives you the best views from above. And with no shortage of towering skyscrapers to ascend, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy a drink or a meal in a panoramic setting.
If you enjoy the buzz and get-up-and-go of city life, Bangkok should be among the first on your list of places to discover during your trip to Thailand.
Visit the Grand Palace to see the official residence of the King of Siam since 1782, which lies in the heart of Bangkok against the banks of the Chao Phraya River.
Explore Bangkok by long-tail boat along its hidden canals to see a timeless way of life. View shining temples and watch the streets burst into life with an array of colourful food and handmade wares.
The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai are surviving reminders of ancient kingdoms from over 5000 years ago. These former capitals of Thailand are brimming with ancient ruins, statues and temples to explore.
To experience Ayutthaya in all its grandeur, there’s no better way to arrive than by boat. Cruise into this former Siamese Kingdom and see the splendid decaying temples and huge Buddhist statues.
To experience Ayutthaya in all its grandeur, there’s no better way to arrive than by boat. Cruise into this former Siamese Kingdom and see the splendid decaying temples and huge Buddhist statues.
Easy to access from Bangkok, Kanchanaburi is home to many WWII memorials recounting the harrowing atrocities that took place here, while the museum highlights the plight of the POWs and Asian labourers tortured by the Japanese.
The pristine World War II cemetery provides a quiet sanctuary for reflection. Take time to visit the stretch of railway with the disturbing name ‘Hell Fire Pass’, and pay tribute to the Allied prisoners of war who died building the bridge under the harshest conditions.
Chiang Mai is a pristine natural environment and a hotbed of culture, offering you the chance to delve deep into jungle-clad mountains and discover hill-tribe villages. Here you learn about a unique way of life that remains unspoiled after many centuries.
Chiang Mai also provides plenty of chances for adventure. Many visitors consider spending time with elephants to be a highlight of their time in Thailand. Come here for the experience of a lifetime.
Please note: To ensure animal safety and wellbeing, I only work with camps that meet strict conservation guidelines.
Chiang Mai also provides plenty of chances for adventure. Many visitors consider spending time with elephants to be a highlight of their time in Thailand. Come here for the experience of a lifetime.
Please note: To ensure animal safety and wellbeing, I only work with camps that meet strict conservation guidelines.
Beaches in Thailand have a magical air. They are the perfect places to unwind after spending the day diving or snorkelling in the rich, tropical reefs. After so much adventure, there’s surely no better end to your Thailand experience. Here’s a look at some of Thailand’s best beach resorts…
Phuket
Known as the ‘Pearl of the Andaman’, Phuket is Thailand’s number one beach resort. With its luxury spas, exquisite dining, pristine golf courses, and soft, sandy beaches, Phuket is a great place to relax. It also offers a host of fantastic diving and snorkelling opportunities.
Khao Lak
Away from the larger resorts of Phuket sits Khao Lak, home to long stretches of peaceful, white sandy hideaways. From here, take an unforgettable day tour to the nearby Similan and Surin Islands, or venture into Khao Lak National Park to explore its rocky, jungle-covered terrain.
Krabi
Krabi is a paradise with a cluster of islands, all of which are dotted with limestone karsts and seem to rise from the sea. Reach Krabi’s glistening beaches by long-tail boat. Spend your days exploring the warm, tropical sea by canoe. Go rock climbing, or simply bask in the sunshine while admiring the gorgeous landscape.
Koh Samui
Koh Samui has legendary status among tourists, having welcomed visitors for longer than almost any other Thai island. It offers adventure, golf, spa treatments, and the chance to flop about on the beach to your heart’s content. A short boat trip takes you to the shores of its neighbours where you find heavenly retreats in the heart of the Thai Gulf.
Phuket
Known as the ‘Pearl of the Andaman’, Phuket is Thailand’s number one beach resort. With its luxury spas, exquisite dining, pristine golf courses, and soft, sandy beaches, Phuket is a great place to relax. It also offers a host of fantastic diving and snorkelling opportunities.
Khao Lak
Away from the larger resorts of Phuket sits Khao Lak, home to long stretches of peaceful, white sandy hideaways. From here, take an unforgettable day tour to the nearby Similan and Surin Islands, or venture into Khao Lak National Park to explore its rocky, jungle-covered terrain.
Krabi
Krabi is a paradise with a cluster of islands, all of which are dotted with limestone karsts and seem to rise from the sea. Reach Krabi’s glistening beaches by long-tail boat. Spend your days exploring the warm, tropical sea by canoe. Go rock climbing, or simply bask in the sunshine while admiring the gorgeous landscape.
Koh Samui
Koh Samui has legendary status among tourists, having welcomed visitors for longer than almost any other Thai island. It offers adventure, golf, spa treatments, and the chance to flop about on the beach to your heart’s content. A short boat trip takes you to the shores of its neighbours where you find heavenly retreats in the heart of the Thai Gulf.
Chiang Rai is known as the gateway to the Golden Triangle, and has a more relaxed, down-to-earth feel than nearby Chiang Mai.
Chiang Rai is renowned for its lush, green mountain scenery and is home to a number of different hill tribes. Love trekking, rafting or elephant riding? Chiang Rai is the ideal place to seek a thrilling outdoor adventure.
Chiang Rai is renowned for its lush, green mountain scenery and is home to a number of different hill tribes. Love trekking, rafting or elephant riding? Chiang Rai is the ideal place to seek a thrilling outdoor adventure.