48 articles to prepare your trip
Wat Phuttha Nimit is a Buddhist temple in Phetchaburi, a city in central Thailand renowned for its exceptional religious heritage. Best combined with Wat Mahathat and Khao Wang palace.
A Theravada forest temple in Sa Kaeo province, Wat Pa Wang Nam Yen upholds the ascetic tradition of Ajahn Mun: meditation, kutis scattered beneath the trees, and an atmosphere of rare silence.
South of Chiang Mai, Wat Mae Kaet Noi strikes visitors with its life-sized statues illustrating the punishments of Buddhist hell. An active, educational temple away from the beaten path.
In the center of Sakon Nakhon, Wat Choeng Chum combines a centuries-old Khmer prang with a deeply venerated Buddha statue. A spiritual and architectural site representative of authentic Isan.
Sirindhorn Dam in Ubon Ratchathani Province holds a vast reservoir with turquoise waters framed by forested hills. A natural retreat cherished by Thai visitors for its dramatic sunsets and scenic boat excursions.
At Amphawa, local artisans teach the art of palm leaf weaving to create geometric decorative mobiles. A participatory workshop rooted in the rural craftsmanship of the Mae Klong delta.
A dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok: illuminated temples, Thai buffet, and night views of the Grand Palace and Wat Arun from the upper deck.
In the hills south of Chiang Mai, the Mae Wang trek connects Karen, Hmong and Lahu villages through forests and terraced rice fields. A 2 to 3-day immersion away from standard circuits.
The Slate is a luxury resort in Nai Yang, north Phuket, whose industrial architecture pays homage to the island's mining history. A design by Bill Bensley, blending metal, concrete and tropical vegetation.
A vast artificial lake in the heart of Isan, Sirindhorn Dam offers open vistas, islands emerging in the dry season, and authentic rural atmosphere just 70 km from Ubon Ratchathani.
Phra That Narai Cheng Weng is an 11th-century Khmer prang built in red sandstone, located in Sakon Nakhon (Isan). Its carved lintels depicting Vishnu and its atmosphere as an active place of worship make it a rare archaeological site, away from the usual crowds.
In Amphawa, local artisans introduce visitors to the art of weaving palm leaves to create traditional decorative mobiles. A hands-on cultural activity to pair with the floating market.
Wat Ratchanadda houses the Loha Prasat, a tower with 37 metal spires unique in Thailand, and an authentic amulet market in the heart of old Bangkok.
Perched atop State Tower in Bangkok, lebua hosts the Sky Bar, an open-air bar soaring above 250 meters with sweeping views of the Chao Phraya and Silom's glittering skyline.
Chiang Mai, "The Rose of the North," opens the door to countless thrilling adventures. Nestled amid majestic mountains and lush forests, ziplines await to deliver an unforgettable rush of adrenaline while revealing the splendor of tropical nature in Thailand.
Yoga retreats and meditation are part of the intangible cultural heritage of northern Thailand. Its lush landscapes and flowing waters make it a serene and idyllic place to rejuvenate for a few days
The Vegetarian Festival is a traditional Thai celebration held every October, during which a portion of Thailand's population consumes only meat-free dishes for 9 days.
Sensitive and wild, welcoming and captivating, and true expressions of terroir, discover the fruits of Thai viticulture. Venture off the beaten path to the northeast of Bangkok where graceful, history-laden vineyards await wine enthusiasts.
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