Explore Thailand

National Elephant Day

In Thailand, the elephant holds a place of profound importance. It is a symbol of peace and prosperity, and is sacred to Buddhists. Beloved by all and respected by many, it is considered the most noble animal in the country.

Swimming with Elephants

Elephants are Thailand's principal ambassadors of biodiversity. These gigantic creatures stand out for their size, intelligence, and gentleness. During a trip to the Land of Smiles, swimming in their company will delight both children and adults.

Le Wat Phra That Cho Hae

Wat Phra That Cho Hae

Perched on a forested hill southeast of Phrae, Wat Phra That Cho Hae houses a golden chedi standing 33 meters tall and shelters one of Northern Thailand's most revered Buddhist relics.

Chiang Mai

Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden

Thailand's premier botanical garden, the Queen Sirikit site spans 1,000 hectares of themed glasshouses and trails just 30 minutes from Chiang Mai.

Safari World

Safari World

About 40 km from Bangkok, Safari World combines an animal drive-through route and a marine park. Practical guide, access and ethical considerations.

Phra Prang Sam Yod

Phra Prang Sam Yod

A 12th-13th century Khmer sanctuary in Lopburi, Phra Prang Sam Yod features three laterite prangs in Bayon style, frequented by the country's most famous crab-eating macaques.

Chiang Mai

Mae Rim

Just 30 minutes from Chiang Mai, Mae Rim combines a botanical garden, Huay Tung Tao Lake, northern hill tribe villages and elephant sanctuaries at the foot of Doi Suthep.

Baie De Phang Nga

Koh Hong

An uninhabited island in Phang Nga Bay, Koh Hong is home to an enclosed lagoon surrounded by limestone cliffs, accessible by boat from Ao Nang.

Réserve faunique de Khlong Saeng

Khlong Saeng Wildlife Reserve

North of Cheow Larn Lake (Surat Thani), the Khlong Saeng reserve protects 1,100 km² of rainforest, home to Asian elephants, clouded leopards and Asian golden cats.

Palais du roi Narai

King Narai's Palace

Once the residence of King Narai the Great in the heart of Lopburi, this 17th-century palace now houses the Somdet Phra Narai National Museum.

Khao Luang National Park

Khao Luang Mountain

At 1,835 meters elevation, Khao Luang mountain dominates southern Thailand. A demanding 3-day jungle trek with dense wildlife and pristine rainforest.

Parc National D'Erawan

Erawan National Park

Erawan National Park, near Kanchanaburi, is home to a seven-tiered waterfall, emerald pools, and rich wildlife across 550 km².

Le refuge Elephant Haven

Elephant Haven Sanctuary

Near Kanchanaburi, Elephant Haven welcomes formerly mistreated elephants in a semi-wild setting, within a responsible tourism framework without elephant rides.

Province De Nakhon Pathom

Wat Samphran, Dragon temple

Located 40 km from Bangkok, Wat Samphran intrigues with its 17-storey pink tower entwined by a green dragon. A functioning Buddhist temple open since 1985.

Mae Sot

Dawna Range

The Dawna Range stretches 350 km between Thailand and Myanmar. Protected forests, Indochinese tigers, peaks reaching 2,080 m, and Karen villages.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Zoo

At the foot of Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai Zoo brings together 400 species, a Panda House and marine and freshwater tunnel aquariums across 80 hectares.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Night Safari

A 130-hectare nocturnal zoo opened in 2006 just 12 km from Chiang Mai, Night Safari houses nearly 2,000 animals spread across three themed circuits.

Parc National De Khao Sok

Cheow Lan Lake

A 165 km² expanse of water created by the Ratchaprapha Dam in 1987, Cheow Lan Lake is explored by longtail boat in the heart of Khao Sok National Park.