Thailand, also known as the Land of Smiles, is a jewel of Southeast Asia. Developed enough to provide most comforts yet still wild enough to offer off-the-beaten path adventure, Thailand is a country ripe with opportunity for once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences. Whether you start with the world-class beaches in the south or the mountain villages in the north, Thailand will not disappoint.
Cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai are bustling hives of activity and commerce, but you haven't really seen the country until you've trekked in the mountains or enjoyed some face-time with elephants or the bold monkeys (who will steal your lunch as soon as look at you). Thailand's attractions are diverse and each provides a rewarding and memorable experience in its own way. memorable experience in its own way.
Stretching from just south of Bangkok down to the Malaysian border, Southern Thailand plays host to some of the Kingdom's biggest tourist drawcards. From diving off Ko Tao, to climbing in Krabi, kayaking of Phuket or just laying in a hammock pretty much anywhere, Southern Thailand really does have something to offer so many different interest.
The southern region of Thailand is climatically split in two -- the south east and the south west. Each is affected by a different monsoon through the year meaning that regardless of when you're in Thailand, you'll be able to get a slice of good weather somewhere.
The islands of Phuket, Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao are probably the best known of Southern Thailand's islands, though there's over a dozen others to choose from -- all with accommodation and at least semi-regular ferry connections. Don't make the mistake of thinking this quartet of islands is all the South has to offer.
Thailand, also known as the Land of Smiles, is a jewel of Southeast Asia. Developed enough to provide most comforts yet still wild enough to offer off-the-beaten path adventure, Thailand is a country ripe with opportunity for once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences. Whether you start with the world-class beaches in the south or the mountain villages in the north, Thailand will not disappoint.
Cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai are bustling hives of activity and commerce, but you haven't really seen the country until you've trekked in the mountains or enjoyed some face-time with elephants or the bold monkeys (who will steal your lunch as soon as look at you). Thailand's attractions are diverse and each provides a rewarding and memorable experience in its own way. memorable experience in its own way.
Stretching from just south of Bangkok down to the Malaysian border, Southern Thailand plays host to some of the Kingdom's biggest tourist drawcards. From diving off Ko Tao, to climbing in Krabi, kayaking of Phuket or just laying in a hammock pretty much anywhere, Southern Thailand really does have something to offer so many different interest.
The southern region of Thailand is climatically split in two -- the south east and the south west. Each is affected by a different monsoon through the year meaning that regardless of when you're in Thailand, you'll be able to get a slice of good weather somewhere.
The islands of Phuket, Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao are probably the best known of Southern Thailand's islands, though there's over a dozen others to choose from -- all with accommodation and at least semi-regular ferry connections. Don't make the mistake of thinking this quartet of islands is all the South has to offer.
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