Five spectacular views of Bangkok
View Bangkok from above. Bangkok has a number of skyscrapers with a roof terrace that offer spectacular views of the city. Do this both during the day and in the dark. The millions of lights then provide an almost unreal spectacle.
Hua Hin Railway Station is of royal allure
The Hua Hin Railway Station is undoubtedly the most photographed object in the resort town. The royal waiting room dates back to the time of King Rama VI, and is located a short distance from the center of the city.
Chaiyaphum, also Isan
If you don't know Thailand well yet and look at the (road) map, you tend to think that the Isaan is bordered in the west by the Motorway no. 2 from Korat to the border of Laos. That is not correct, because the province of Chaiyaphum also belongs to the northeastern region, which is called the Isan.
Thailand's Ministry of Culture has unveiled a new initiative: the promotion of 10 traditional markets and six unique floating markets. Deeply rooted in Thailand's cultural heritage, these places are spotlighted to highlight the country's rich past and traditions. The target? Boosting cultural tourism and strengthening Thailand's appeal as a global destination.
Bangkok's parks
Tired of the noise and the view of the concrete behemoths in Bangkok? Then visit a park in the capital, sniff the scent of grass in one of the green oases. Better yet, make it a habit to walk, jog or just relax!
Khanom, an undiscovered gem in Southern Thailand
Many times has been written about the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan and Koh Tao, but there is more to discover in the province of Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Wat Phanan Choeng in Ayutthaya, worth seeing
Wat Phanan Choeng is not the most visited temple in Ayutthaya. Too bad because there is a lot to see.
Monet & friends in Bangkok: An unforgettable impression!
In Bangkok you should definitely go to a truly beautiful exhibition on the 6th floor of ICONSIAM. On the 6th floor of this grand department store you will see the works of the great French Impressionists. No paintings in kind, but a presentation that you can enjoy for a long time.
Discover versatile Thailand
Thailand, often praised for its tasty dishes and impressive temples, has so much more to offer. Whether you stroll the lively streets of Bangkok, discover the rich history of Chiang Mai, or dive into the crystal clear waters of Thailand's beaches, you will be constantly surprised.
A Thai temple explained
Whoever goes to Thailand will definitely visit a Buddhist temple. Temples (in Thai: Wat) can be found everywhere, even in the small villages in the countryside. In every Thai community, the Wat occupies an important place.
The largest Buddha statue in Thailand is the Mahaminh Sakayamunee Visejchaicharn and is located in Ang Thong.
Discover the virgin tropical forest of Phang Nga (video)
Phang Nga is a Thai province in southern Thailand. With an area of 4170,9 km², it is the 53rd largest province in Thailand. The province is about 788 kilometers from Bangkok.
A day trip to Don Hoi Lot
You have those days. You live or stay in Bangkok, have been working or doing other things all week and the weekend is just around the corner. You want to get out. Bangkokians then go to Don Hoi Lot.
Ban Amphur Beach at Sattahip: A lovely beach!
Those looking for a beautiful beach near Pattaya / Jomtien should definitely take a look at Ban Amphur Beach in Sattahip. The beach is not too busy, clean and slopes gently into the sea. Therefore also suitable for children.
The Democracy Monument in Bangkok: A symbol of hope and change
The Democracy Monument in Bangkok is a rich source of Thai history and symbolism. Erected to commemorate the 1932 coup, every aspect of this monument tells a story of Thailand's transition to a constitutional monarchy. From the relief sculpture to the inscriptions, each element is a reflection of the national identity and the revolutionary spirit that shaped the country.
Day trip to Koh Samae San
If you are staying in the Pattaya, Sattahip and Rayong area, a visit to Koh Samae San Island is worth it. Koh Samae San is located 1,4 km from the coast of Ban Samae San in the district, which can be reached by boat from the mainland in Ban Samae San.
Wat Tham Sua in Kanchanaburi: Not every temple is the same
In Thailand you have temples and special temples, the Wat Tham Sua in Kanchanaburi belongs to the latter category. The temple is especially popular for its fantastic view of the mountains and rice fields.