98 articles to prepare your trip
Udon Thani
A crossroads city in Thailand's northeast, Udon Thani opens the door to the prehistoric Ban Chiang site (UNESCO), the stunning spectacle of pink lotus blooms at Nong Han, and the Laotian border — far from the beaten tourist trail.
Île de Rattanakosin
Rattanakosin is Bangkok's historic island, founded in 1782, home to the Grand Palace, the Emerald Buddha Temple and Wat Pho. An essential destination to understand Thailand's royal heritage.
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is an unmissable destination during a trip to Thailand. With its historic monuments, rich culture and natural attractions, the Rose of the North will captivate you.
Yasothon
A quiet capital of Isan, Yasothon ignites each mid-May for the Bun Bang Fai, the celebrated rocket festival. Temples, legends and traditions await.
Baan Saladin Creative Industry Village (Civ)
Just 35 km from Bangkok, Baan Saladin reveals an authentic floating market, lotus farms and community-based agrotourism nestled along the Maha Sawat Canal.
Province D'Ubon Ratchathani
At the confluence of the Mekong and Mun rivers, Ubon Ratchathani brings together forest temples, a spectacular candle festival, and breathtaking landscapes of deep Isan.
Province De Trang
Trang, a jewel on the Andaman coast, blends Sino-Thai cuisine, paradisiacal islands and unspoiled nature far from the southern Thailand's main tourist flows.
Parc National De Thong Pha Phum
In the heart of the Western Forest Complex, Thong Pha Phum National Park unveils waterfalls, sea of clouds, and wildlife in western Thailand.
Thaton
Just 3 hours from Chiang Mai, Tha Ton blends the Kok River, a 9-level temple, and ethnic villages. A key stop on any northern Thailand circuit.
Surat Thani
Surat Thani, provincial capital of southern Thailand, is far more than a transit point to Koh Samui: Srivijaya temples, Bandon Bay, and living Buddhist heritage.
Sukhothai
Sukhothai, the dawn of Thai happiness: 200 UNESCO-listed remains, giant Buddhas and serene atmosphere in the heart of northern Thailand.
Province De Songkhla
Between an immense lake and the Gulf of Thailand, Songkhla cultivates a rare charm: beaches, an eclectic old town, and lagoons dotted with islets to explore by boat.
Îles Similan
Nine granite islands, some of Asia's most stunning underwater landscapes, and a strictly protected marine park: here's how to explore the Similan Islands.
Saraburi
Just 115 km from Bangkok, Saraburi blends Buddhist pilgrimage, waterfalls and sunflower fields. A quiet stop in the heart of Thailand.
Santikhiri
Perched at 1,200 m in Chiang Rai province, Santikhiri (Mae Salong) blends Kuomintang Chinese heritage, Oolong tea plantations, and highland mountain tribes.
Sangkhla Buri
In the far reaches of Western Thailand, Sangkhlaburi blends Mon culture, misty lakes and an 850-meter wooden bridge. Our complete guide to planning your visit.
Province De Ratchaburi
Just 80 km from Bangkok, Ratchaburi reveals floating markets, limestone caves and ancient temples. Your complete guide to planning a visit.
Pua
Pua, one of Nan's primary districts, is a typical northern Thai mountain town.
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