Koh Chang Marine National Park
There is an abundance of marine life at Koh Chang National Park.
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Koh Chang Marine National Park
There is an abundance of marine life at Koh Chang National Park.
Koh Chang Marine National Park
The coastlines of the Koh Chang Marine National Park is a place to discover beautiful beaches, coves and bays around the islands in South China Sea.
Shallow waters in Koh Chang
Koh Chang island name means Elephant Island. The island, although 2nd largest in Thailand, is less developed and untouched, a true retreat, despite its close proximity to the busy city of Bangkok.
Girls dancing in front of Doi Suthep
Raising funds for the Doi Suthep Temple through dancing, is considered a good deed and will raise your karma.
What a beautiful photo!
Barrett-carlysle Travel - 3 months ago
Aiyapura Hotel in Koh Chang
This is the room at the Ayiapura hotel, where I stayed in Koh Chang. A beautiful, romantic place whith large lush gardens and set on a calm beach.
Night market in Chiang Mai
You don't have to worry if the stores are closed. Head to Chiang Mai night market and you will find anything you need.
Chiang Mai Tuk-Tuk
The auto rickshaw, called tuk-tuk in Thailand, is a widely used form of urban transport in Bangkok and other Thai cities, as well as other major Southeast Asian and South Asian cities
Doi Suthep Temple
The most sacred Temple in Northern Thailand, the temple is often referred to as Doi Suthep although this is actually the name of the mountain it is located on. The temple is located 15 km from the city of Chiang Mai and is a sacred site to many Thai people.
Stairs to Doi Suthep Temple
The many stairs you have to climb to get to Doi Suthep Temple. Luckily, there is also an elevator.
Bhuping Palace Gardens
You can take a nice stroll in the tropical gardens shaded by large ficus trees or by tall bamboo.
Chiang Mai - Bhuping Royal Winter Palace
A visit of the Bhuping Palace is a must for all gardeners. There is a beautiful Asian style garden here as well.
Elephant ride in Chiang Mai
The best way to trek through the jungle is on an elephant.
The Hill Tribes in Thailand
There is a lot to learn by visiting the Hill Tribes. Their self-sustainable micro economy is a good example.
San Kamphaeng Hot Springs
Take a moment to relax and soak at San Kamphaeng Hot Springs. On the site you can enjoy a nice lunch and a perfect Thai massage done by certified therapyst.
Artisans in Chiang Mai
From teak wood, silk, silver jewelry to paper umbrellas - Chiang Mai is heaven for the artisan shopper.
Silk Factory in Chiang Mai
A place to see the whole process of manufacturing silk, from silk worms to the final product. Here you can buy that made-to-order dress of your dreams, too.
De Naga Hotel in Chiang Mai
This is the hotel I stayed in Chiang Mai. A beautiful boutique hotel decorated with Thai art. Whenever I will return to Chiang Mai, this will always be my first choice of accomodation.
Adelphi Suites Hotel
Close to Bangkok Skytrain, Adelphi Suites has great accomodation with mini kitchenette and the perfect rooftop pool.
Bangkok airport
Designed by Helmut Jahn of Murphy/Jahn Architects and constructed primarily by ITO JV, the airport has the worlds tallest free-standing control tower (132.2 metres / 434 feet), and the worlds 4th largest single-building airport terminal (563,000 square metres / 6,060,000 square feet).
Chao Phraya river cruise
The best way to see Bangkok is from the river Chao Phraya. Takie a river cruise and enjoy the exotic sights of Bangkok.
Bangkok - The Grand Palace
The Grand Palace served as the official residence of the Kings of Thailand from the 18th century onwards. Construction of the Palace began in 1782, during the reign of King Rama I, when he moved the capital across the river from Thonburi to Bangkok. The Palace has been constantly expanded and many additional structures were added over time.
Ayutthaya
Just half a day trip from Bangkok, Ayutthaya is a magical place to visit. It was a Siamese kingdom that existed from 1350 to 1767.
Autthaya
The famous sandstone Buddha head entangled by a fig tree in Ayutthaya.
Bang Pa-In or the Summer Palace
Take a stroll through the beautiful European inspired gardens or visit the Chinese style buildings of Bang Pa-In - the summer Royal residence since 1872.
Wat Phra Kaew Temple
The details of this temple are overwhelming, from handpainted ceramic on the stairs to gold leaf painted statues on the walls.
what a beautiful photo!
Barrett-carlysle Travel - 3 months ago