The Gulf of Thailand is relatively shallow, the deepest waters around Koh Tao are about 50 meters. Most of the dive sites around the island are located in the bays or near small underwater rocks that rise from the sandy bottoms. Koh Tao is an excellent destination for both novice and experienced divers.

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I have a nice tip for adventurous hikers: a visit to Wat Khao Nor in Nakhon Sawan. Yes, a temple! But not just any temple, because a visit includes a climb to Mount Khao Nor.

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Dive into the wonderful world of Koh Tao. It is a paradise island in the Gulf of Thailand, about 70 kilometers north of the more famous Koh Samui. But don't be fooled by its size, because this charming piece of land has a lot to offer.

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Snorkeling is a wonderful way to explore the fascinating underwater world without the complexity of scuba diving. It's simple, accessible, and provides instant fun for anyone, regardless of age or swimming ability. With a mask, snorkel and sometimes flippers, you can float gently on the surface and enjoy the colorful marine life below you.

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Thailand is a country par excellence for hiking. Walking is healthy. According to scientists, it is even the best form of exercise. Walking is also good for stress. I do it myself a lot in Pattaya, with the Pratumnak Hill being the high altitude for me.

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Thailand offers a unique mix of sport and nature, perfect for both intensive training and relaxing activities. With beautiful landscapes, a pleasant climate and excellent facilities, Thailand is the ideal destination for sports enthusiasts. Whether you travel as an individual or as a team, Thailand combines effort and relaxation in a way that makes your holiday an unforgettable experience.

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What are the 10 best activities to do in Thailand? That's what we're going to tell you. Thailand is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world because of its beautiful beaches, delicious food, rich culture and friendly people. There is much to do and see in Thailand, whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation or cultural experiences. But what are the 10 best activities to do in Thailand?

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10 fun cycling routes in Thailand

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Posted in Activities, Bikes, thai tips
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July 23, 2024

Cycling in Thailand can be a fantastic way to explore the country's natural beauty and culture. Thailand has some beautiful cycling routes that run all over the country, and you can choose from different types of terrain, from the countryside to the beaches and the mountains.

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The international train service between Bangkok and Vientiane started on July 20, with 300 passengers on board the first trip. This connection significantly improves the transport networks between Thailand and Laos. Upon arrival in Nong Khai, border formalities went smoothly, after which passengers could continue their journey to Vientiane. The service offers various travel options and can be booked up to 180 days in advance.

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Hiking in Thailand's national parks during the green season offers a beautiful nature experience. However, good preparation is crucial to avoid risks. The Ministry of National Parks shares important guidelines for trekkers, such as health requirements, necessary equipment and rules of conduct. Follow these advice to enjoy Thailand's breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity safely and responsibly.

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A common question from friends and acquaintances who go to Thailand for the first time is: 'How many days should I spend in Bangkok?'. Ultimately, of course, people want to go to the beaches, but the cosmopolitan city of Bangkok is a 'must see'. There is so much to see in Krung Thep that you have to make a choice.

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Thailand is known for its dazzling and beautiful tropical beaches with powder-soft sand and crystal clear waters. It's almost inevitable with more than 5.000 kilometers of coastline and hundreds of beaches, each unique in its own beauty.

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In Thailand you can cycle well in certain places. The Tourism Authority of Thailand promotes six cycling routes, which you can take with a guide or on your own.

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Tak is a province in northwestern Thailand, bordering Myanmar. The province is known for its beautiful natural attractions, historical sites and cultural experiences.

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Bangkok is the capital of Thailand and a popular tourist destination for its rich mix of culture, culinary delights, shopping and entertainment.

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Those staying in Hua Hin should also visit the new water park Vana Nava. A water paradise for young and old.

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Dive deeper into the vibrant city of Bangkok with the latest “Bangkok Walking Guide” from TAT Bangkok. This guide will take you through both iconic sights and hidden gems, offering practical tips for navigation and local customs. Ideal for both first-time visitors and experienced adventurers who want to explore the city in an authentic way.

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Thai Railways (SRT) is launching a series of special train trips for tourists using the Kiha 183 train. With 14 planned trips along nine special routes, each tour offers a unique combination of cultural and natural attractions, from day trips to adventurous overnight stays. These special excursions, available in May and June, promise a deep dive into Thailand's rich landscape and heritage.

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I read something on this blog about air conditioners and wasted money in a rectangular room. Our future living room is L-shaped, dining area and lounge integrated, do we install 2 smaller air conditioners or how do we solve that practically?

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Simple yet tasty, that certainly applies to Pad Pak Ruam Mit. This one-pot dish, which is a wok of course, is quick and easy to make. Provide some tasty colorful vegetables such as broccoli / cauliflower, peppers, snow peas, carrots, baby corn and mushrooms. Also some garlic, fish sauce or soy sauce, oyster sauce and sugar. Stir fry and you're done. 

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Gao Pad King is an originally Chinese dish that is popular in Thailand and Laos. The dish contains stir-fried chicken from the wok and various vegetables such as mushrooms and peppers. The defining ingredient is sliced ​​ginger (king) which gives the dish a very distinctive taste. Other ingredients in this dish are soy sauce and onion. It is served with rice.

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Today a vegetarian dish: Tao Hoo Song Kreung (Tofu and fried vegetables in broth)

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