10 tourist attractions in Pattaya that you should skip
In vibrant Pattaya, known for its tourist scene, visitors sometimes encounter attractions that don't quite meet their expectations. From over-commercialization that overshadows its authentic charm to ethical issues surrounding animal welfare, this city showcases a diversity of experiences.
You can't miss the large Buddha statue: on top of Pratumnak Hill, between Pattaya and Jomtien Beach, it rises above the trees at 18 meters. This Big Buddha – the largest in the region – is the main attraction of Wat Phra Yai, a temple built in the 1940s when Pattaya was just a fishing village.
Mae Hong Son, pristine nature in Northern Thailand (video)
Nature lovers should definitely travel to the province of Mae Hong Son in Northern Thailand. The capital of the same name is also located about 925 kilometers north of Bangkok.
10 tourist hotspots in Bangkok that are not worth the effort
Like any major metropolis, Bangkok also has its share of so-called 'hotspots' that do not always live up to expectations. Some of these places can be overwhelmingly commercial or too touristy, which detracts from the authentic Thai experience. Don't visit them and skip them!
15 lesser-known tourist attractions in Pattaya
Pattaya, with its enticing mix of urban energy and serene beaches, is a fascinating destination for tourists. This city in Thailand offers a long coastline where both peace seekers and partygoers can indulge themselves. Although Pattaya is known for its nightlife and party destination, there is also plenty to see. Today a list of lesser-known tourist attractions.
Sangkhlaburi and the lost temples
In the west of Kanchanaburi province, the city of Sangkhlaburi is located in the Sangkhlaburi district of the same name. It lies on the border of Myanmar and is known, among other things, for the longest wooden bridge in Thailand, which lies over the Kao Laem reservoir.
Top 15 Tourist Attractions in Pattaya
A jewel on the Thai coast, Pattaya offers a colorful mix of culture, adventure and relaxation. From serene temples and lively markets to breathtaking nature and special nightlife, this city has it all. In this overview, we explore the 15 most attractive attractions Pattaya has to offer, perfect for any traveler looking for an unforgettable experience
Wat Suthat in Bangkok, breathtaking beauty
Dick Koger visits Wat Suthat Thepphawararam in Bangkok or simply Wat Suthat. For him a temple of breathtaking architectural beauty.
Walking in Bangkok: back in time
Gringo took a walking tour in the Dusit district past palaces and temples. In photos from an article in The Nation, he recognized some of those buildings, he'd passed them on his way.
Amid the splendor of Chiang Mai lie two lesser-known, but breathtaking national parks: Mae Wang and Ob Luang. Hidden treasures in the shadow of the famous Doi Inthanon, these natural gems offer a unique combination of geological wonders and historical richness. Take a journey through these parks and discover the untouched nature and echoes of the past in Thailand's serene landscapes.
Ancient city, just outside Bangkok
Ancient City is only 15 km outside of Bangkok, comparable to the open-air museum in Arnhem, but this park is five times larger.
Bangkok is also home to numerous hidden gems that often go unnoticed by the average tourist. These lesser-known sights offer a unique glimpse into the city's rich culture and history, far from the hustle and bustle of popular tourist spots.
10 best sights in Bangkok: the location, why fun and the costs
Welcome to Bangkok, a city where traditional Thai charm meets modern dynamism. This metropolis attracts travelers from all over the world with its impressive temples, colorful street markets and welcoming culture. Discover why Bangkok is such a favorite destination and how it enchants its visitors with a unique blend of history and contemporary flair.
A view of Chinatown
A pleasant yet sultry breeze brushes against my face as we take the taxi boat from the Silom district to Chinatown. It is Friday afternoon and my last day of my umpteenth trip through Thailand. The edge of the city slips by and the sun cashes in on the waves.
Ngao Waterfall National Park in Ranong
Thailand has more than 100 national parks, which I obviously do not know all, in fact, I only know a few. It even took a violation of the Emergency Decree to introduce me to Ngao Waterfall National Park in southern Ranong province.
The Boerobudur of Thailand
Those who know the Boerobudur in Java will not be surprised about the nickname of the Chedi Hin Sai in Roi Et, 'the Burobudur of Thailand'.
Almost everyone knows the mighty and majestic Chao Phraya, this river through Bangkok is busy. The many branches take you through a system of canals through unknown parts of Bangkok. It is remarkable to see how many people live in humble huts on the waterfront.