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“A FASCINATING BLEND OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FORGE A TRULY UNFORGETTABLE THAI EXPERIENCE.”

A country always at the forefront of experiential travel with legendary status amongst the most seasoned explorer. Unforgettable encounters abound from the Golden Triangle in the north to its blissful southerly islands. Learn more about the distinct provinces and destinations within Thailand.

One of the first teams from the Destination Asia group to assemble, our employees in Thailand remain committed to revitalizing classic tours and exposing the ancient traditions of this historical empire. Our team of talented, passionate and creative people remains the key to our success.

Our extensive selection of inspirational experiences reflects the energetic and dynamic nature of Thailand. From five-star city escapes to camping in the mountains under star-lit skies, the variety and quality of product is incomparable. A great source of inspiration for program extensions while providing a taste of local culture.

Why Thailand?

It would be difficult to sum up Thailand’s many culinary offerings, cultural icons, and adventures, but it’s safe to say that there is truly something new, unique, and authentic for everyone here. Jaw-droppingly beautiful beaches in Southern Thailand compete with the ultra-modern malls and sightseeing in Bangkok, catering for both beach-floppers and avid shoppers while true connoisseurs of history, culture and cuisine will find paradise in Thailand’s Northern cities and the serene Golden Triangle.

As the capital of Surin Province, this small town is well-known for its elephants and the historical landmarks.   Although the exact history of the town itself is not well known, the people of the region have always been highly regarded for a particular skill: capturing and taming elephants.

In addition to elephants, Surin features many ruins from the era when the Khmer of Angkor controlled the region, and Surin is also known for producing beautiful silk and growing Thailand’s famous jasmine rice. For most of the year Surin province is a sleepy agricultural province, quietly growing jasmine rice and weaving beautiful silk, the spotlight shines on Surin province as Thais and foreign visitors congregate in the province to witness one of Thailand’s most iconic celebrations: the Surin Elephant Round-Up

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Ubon Ratchathani

Ubon is one of seventeen provinces that make up the Northeastern or Isaan Region of Thailand. The people here are the grassroots of the country. The service and agricultural industries thrive because of Isaan.

A province known for its Isarn style food which gets quite spicy even by Thai standards. There are also many local Thai handicrafts here as well as Thai silk. Ubon offers Thailand and it’s culture for you who want a break from the beaches and tourist towns. Ubon and the northeast are the real Thailand, head upcountry and give us a visit.

Khao Lak located just an hour’s drive north of Phuket Island that is on the west coast of Thailand, right on the Andaman sea. It offers a rare oasis for relaxation, with a superb combination of cool tropical forest, lovely beachfront accommodation and expansive white sand beaches and especially a hat-trick of national parks and those beaches are more beautiful than ever. Khao Lak has many newly built and refurbished resorts providing a quantity and quality of accommodation never before seen in this area.

Phuket (HKT) Airport

Set in Surat Thani Province, Khao Sok has its own national park that contains Thailand’s largest virgin forest. The area is known for it’s dramatic towering limestone cliffs, breathtaking waterfalls and lakes, exciting caves, colorful wildlife and easy route access.

Often referred to as “the wettest spot in Thailand,” this glorious lowland jungle is teeming with life. Immense biodiversity and the curious colors of the many indigenous creatures are just a few reasons to explore

Koh Yao Islands

Ko Yao is a group of islands between Phuket and Krabi. There are two main islands, Ko Yao Noi (“Small Long Island”) and Ko Yao Yai, with Noi being the more developed of the two.

Ko Yao Noi Island is one of the largest in an archipelago of 44 islands which is famous since it was featured in the James Bond movie “The Man With the Golden Gun” as it remains a beautiful island, where most people still believe that the island should be preserved from human degradation. It is often described as one of the last islands in the region to not be overly developed.

Ko Yao Yai is also a natural beauty, remaining the least developed of the two islands. Ko Yao Yai is significantly larger than Ko Yao Noi due to a lack of (basic) infrastructure in some areas of the island.

Koh Kood (Kor Kut)

The island lies on the maritime border with Cambodia and is the second largest of the Koh Chang Islands. Its beaches, with their powder sand, clear waters and picturesque bays are all on the west coast, with Koh Kood’s 50 or so resorts scattered along its length. There are just 2 fishing villages over on the eastern side. Largely untouched rain forest fills the center, mangroves line the rivers and 3 very pretty waterfalls are hidden away deep in the forest.

Koh Phangan

World famous due to its Full Moon, Half Moon and many other hedonistic parties, Koh Phangan, ‘Samui’s Little Sister’ is a paradise for lovers of natural attractions. Traditionally the beaches are a top choice of all the Koh Phangan attractions and spending time relaxing on any one of them shouldn’t be missed. With a beautiful national park, jungle-clad mountains, waterfalls and palm-fringed deserted beaches, Koh Phangan is a nature lover’s heaven.

Koh Phangan is also popular amongst divers and snorkellers. There’s coral right off the beach on the west coast of the island, and just offshore you’ll find the fantastic dive site of Sail Rock (AKA Whaleshark City), often celebrated as the best dive site in the Gulf of Thailand.

One of Thailand’s most popular holiday destinations and a great base from which to explore the Gulf of Thailand’s southern beach stay spots. Koh Samui (Samui Island) is a cosmopolitan melting pot, attracting travelers staying for a month or two in simple beach-side bungalows, to the wealthiest holidaymakers dropping in for a weekend at one of the many luxury resort or villa on the many white sand beaches of Koh Samui.

Semi-Private Discovery of Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan’s Beauty

Koh Chang, known also as ‘Elephant Island’ named because of its elephant shaped headland, is Thailand’s third largest island after Phuket and Samui. As  70% of Koh Chang is covered in rain forests, mountains and beaches, from jungle covered mountain peaks to sweeping bays, great waterfalls to flourishing coral reefs, beach huts to luxury resorts, Koh Chang has plenty to offer for everyone.

Kanchanaburi

As the third biggest province in Thailand and only 2 hours from Bangkok, the area is mostly mountains and hilly terrains. Because of its magnificent landscape and charming beauty, Kanchanaburi has become a major tourist destination, with attractions including several well-known waterfalls, caves that were once inhabited by Neolithic men, pristine national parks, tranquil rivers, virgin forest, and several large reservoirs.

Kanchanaburi city, the capital of Kanchanaburi Province, is a popular resort town. Picturesque and worthy of a visit in its own right, it is frequently visited as base of operations for exploring the many cultural, natural, and historical attractions in the surrounding countryside. Located at the confluence of the Kwae Noi and Kwae Yai rivers, Kanchanaburi lies at the source of the Mae Klong River, and these majestic bodies of water are defining characteristics of the town.

Just 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Bangkok is the old capitol of Ayutthaya (or Ayuthaya, or even Ayodhaya. No matter how you spell it, its pronounced ah-you-tah-ya.) . This Historic City of Ayutthaya has a series of ruined temples and other important stone built buildings in varying conditions.

This was being awarded UNESCO world heritage status in 1991 as majority of the city having been made of wood wasn’t the long term survival plan you may have thought. Thankfully, the remnants of hundreds of temples and palaces are still left in Ayutthaya for you to visit and admire. Apart from touring Ayutthaya’s history and temples, your visit can be filled with something more recent in terms of the cultural contexts

Uthai Thani

Located in the lower part of northern Thailand. Most of the province consists of forests and high mountains, it is one of the last provinces throughout Thailand left untouched and Westernized with unspoiled natural tourist destinations . Uthai Thani offers a nostalgic view of Thailand; visitors can see the different lifestyles of locals, such as the life of raft residents on Sakae Krang River, a waterway that aided the birth of the province and which has been a lifeline for its people since ancient times. It is also where provincial trading has flourished. Life revolving around the river eventually grew from a community into the major province that it is today.

Phitsanulok

An ancient center of Thai culture and politics set along the Nan River, Phitsanulok (or P’Lok for short) today is a busy, dynamic city and one of the larger of Thailand’s provincial capitals. While most travelers see it only through the window of a bus or train, those who hop off will find enough to do and eat for a solid break from the tourist trail. However, often overlooked in favor of its more famous neighbor, the ancient city of Sukhothai, Phitsanulok is home to picturesque mountains, rolling plains, fertile agricultural land, intriguing caves, cascading waterfalls, dense and wildlife-rich forests, and a number of excellent cultural attractions.

The Sukhothai (Rising of Happiness) Kingdom flourished from the mid-13th century to the late 14th century. The remains of the kingdom, known as meuang gòw (old city), feature around 45 sq km of partially rebuilt ruins, making up one of the most visited ancient sites in Thailand. Featuring 193 ancient sites spread out amid trees, ponds, paddies and villages in several different zones, Sukhothai Historical Park opened in 1988 and received UNESCO world heritage status three years later. On the other hand, Sukhothai is one of Thailand’s most popular venues for the Loy Krathong Festival held annually on a full moon in November, when the historical park hosts light shows, folk performances and candlelit offerings sent floating on the ponds.

Udon Thani – The province is like a logistic and tourism hub of the region and is important history-wise regarding the famous Ban Chiang source of prehistory civilization, one of the oldest civilization in the world. On the other hand, Udon is one of the better market cities in Thailand: tightly packed clusters of vendors seem to appear down every side lane as you explore the gritty streets. Several of the largest markets include a vast network of food and clothing stalls around the train station, though we recommend venturing into some of the more hidden markets elsewhere in town.

Tucked into Thailand’s northeastern corner, Nan is a remote province to be explored for its natural beauty. Surrounded by the spectacular misty mountains of Doi Phu Kha National Park bordering Laos ,  Nan is a place where travelers will find many old temples and teak wooden houses, where foreigner tourists are rare and people still enjoy the traditional slow lifestyle of the Northern Thai people. Moreover, Nan’s ethnic groups are another highlight and differ significantly from those in other northern provinces.

Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son’s isolated location and pristine natural beauty make it an ideal destination for those in search of serenity. Waterfalls, hot springs, and forested caves dot Mae Hong Son’s endless rolling mountains, home to the Padong ethnic hill-tribe (Long-neck Karen), among others. This north-westernmost province bordering Burma is like another world, hemmed in on all sides by high mountain ranges. It boasts more than 80% of virgin forests, shrouded in mist all year round.

Chiang Mai presents an ideal blend between history, city life and countryside. Scattered across the northern gateway are intricate temples of varying architectural styles, ages, and significance. Beyond the spectacular sites travelers will find affordable and plentiful shopping options, diverse street food, a lively and seemingly endless night market, and a stunning mountainous landscape. Here visitors can meet and interact with local minority hill tribes and discover traditions and practices entirely different to their own. 

Chiang Mai Airport (CNX)

Thailand just for Two

In Thailand with its own tribe

Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and a haven for beach lovers the world over. Present day Phuket is more than just a nice beach destination, though; it has been shaped by its diverse ethnic groups, cultures, architectural influences, and traditional fine cuisines. The island definitely has more to offer visitors than its natural heritage of sea, sand, sky, beach, forests, and world-renowned diving sites. The ‘old town’ is a charming place and well worth a visit for those looking for Phuket’s roots and history.

Phuket International Airport (HKT)

Crystal Waters and sandy beaches of Phang Nga Bay

Nakhon Ratchasima (Khorat)

Nakhon Ratchasima or Korat Thailand is the most prosperous province of the East. Its richness of culture is very interesting since it has its own folk song called ‘Pleng Korat.’ Nakhon Ratchasima is also important to Thai history.

Locating a few hours away from Bangkok with easy transportation the province is very popular for tourists, especially in Khao Yai National Park. Khorat has fascinating traditions, charming hospitality, splendid natural scenery and awesome historical sites, including Khao Yai, Thailand’s oldest national park and newest World Heritage site, and the Khmer temple at Phimai, an important provincial capital of the Angkor Empire.

A convergence point where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet to form the famous Golden Triangle, Chiang Rai is a city of diverse cultural influences and intriguing ancient history. The quieter counterpart to its sister city, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai may not have much in the form of nightlife, but offers travelers a wonderful collection of temples, art, music and cuisine. It’s a slow-moving destination ideal for a relaxed getaway, with amazing sites – like the White Temple – that are guaranteed to amaze.

Immerse In The Nature Of Southern Thailand

Welcome to Hua Hin: the city of white sand beaches, magnificent mountain scenery, and beautiful waterfalls, all of which remain largely untouched by humans. Hua Hin is also famous for being a favorite place of residence for the Royal family when they go on their beach holidays. The latter’s Phra Ratchawang Klai Kangwon (“Far from Worries Palace”) remains a royal residence today, and was the full-time home of King Rama IX in many of his later years. Hua Hin is, in fact, a good budget destination; seafood is plentiful and cheap, there’s convenient public transport, and it takes a lot less time and effort to get here from Bangkok than to the southern islands.

Hua Hin Airport (HHQ)

Welcome to Phrae, famous for its long-established neighborhoods of traditional wooden houses, tranquil temples, and lush, green trees as far as the eye can see. A charming city of amiable residents, a wander along the banks of Mae Nam Yom and its adjacent ancient wall will bring you into contact with the smiling locals, some of Thailand’s friendliest people, and some of the country’s most superb food.  Yet despite all this, Phrae is a less-visited city and a great destination for those who require little more than a few low-key attractions, good local food, and happy company.

Krabi Province – Phi Phi Archipelago

The estuarine town of Krabi is both provincial capital and major hub for onward travel to some of the region’s most popular islands and beaches, including Ko Phi Phi, Ko Lanta, Ao Nang, Klong Muang and Laem Phra Nang (Railay).

Phi Phi Island is one of the most popular destinations in Krabi. Due to its breathtaking landscapes, the island has become known as the ‘Jewel of the Andaman Sea’. Spending time to explore the beauty of Krabi and surroundings is a true pleasure. A few of Phi Phi Island’s best sites and attractions are Pi Leh Cove, Viking Cave, Monkey Beach, and Bamboo Island.

Capital: Bangkok

Bangkok, “The City of Angels”, is an enigmatic wonder filled with delightful contrasts. A place of fascinating history where golden, elaborate temples abound, set against a bustling, modern cityscape. There is an endless list of things to see and do here, and travelers will be surprised at every bend and turn. Fantastic shopping options (from elegant malls to busy market stalls that sell charming souvenirs), an eclectic burgeoning art scene, and a feast of culinary choices (both world-renowned international restaurants and exciting local street food) are just the start of what awaits visitors to the unconventional city.

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Festival calendar, meet our experts, quick facts.

Neighboring countries:  Myanmar and Laos to the north, Myanmar to the west, Laos and Cambodia to the east and Malaysia to the south. Area: 514,000 sq km (200,000 sq miles) Population: 69.95 million (2021) Capital: Bangkok Time Zone: GMT+7 hours Religion: Buddhism (93.58%), Islam (4.94%), Christianity (1.20%), Hinduism (0.06%), other religions (0.11%) Language: Thai Currency: Thai Bath – THB ($1 = 35.73 Thai Baht – November 2022) Electric Plug Used: 230V and 50Hz, there are four associated plug types, types A, B, and C. Plug type A is the plug that has two flat parallel pins, plug type B has two flat parallel pins and a grounding pin and plug type C has two round pins.

Visa & Travel Permissions

Visa exemption.

• From the 1st of October 2022 to the 31st of March 2023, the period of stay for visa-on-arrival is extended to 30 days.
• From the 1st of October 2022 onwards, the period of stay for the tourist visa exemption scheme is 30 days.

This rule allows tourists from 64 countries to enter Thailand without a visa. They are granted a maximum of 30 days if they enter Thailand via an international airport or a land border checkpoint from neighboring countries.

• Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Laos, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Monaco, Mongolia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam.

The passport holders of 64 countries are entitled to enter Thailand under this rule provided that they meet the following criteria:

• The visit is strictly for tourism purposes.
• They must have a confirmed return ticket to show they are flying out of Thailand within 30 days of entry, as appropriate. Open tickets do not qualify. Traveling overland out of Thailand by train, bus, etc., to Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia (including en route to Singapore), Myanmar, etc., may be accepted as proof of exiting Thailand. They may be asked to show flight tickets upon entering Thailand. If they do not possess a flight ticket to offer, they will be leaving Thailand within 30 days of entry their entry will most likely be rejected.

Thailand e-Visa is a tourist visa for travelers from certain countries. This e-Visa is only valid for travel, leisure, or medical needs. Foreigners with e-Visas cannot work, pursue long-term education, or volunteer. All countries are eligible for Thailand’s e-Visa. However, citizens from particular countries may need additional documents and seek further confirmation from their regional Thai Embassy or Consulate:

• Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the People’s Republic of China, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Guinea, India, Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Sao Tome, and Principe, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen.

Requirement: 

Below are the requirements needed to prepare for a Thailand e-Visa application:

• For single-entry: A current passport with no less than six months validity and at least two blank pages. (single entry). Applicants must complete online visa applications with their given name(s) and surname matching their passports.
• For multiple-entry: A passport with no less than six months validity beyond the date of departure from Thailand and at least two blank pages. Applicants must complete online visa applications with their given name(s) and surname matching their passports.
• A passport-style photo that can be uploaded
• Intended date of travel
• Proof of accommodation in Thailand, e.g., hotel booking, invitation letter from family or friend in Thailand
• For single-entry: Financial evidence – Bank statement or proof of earnings (equivalent to 10,000 Thai Baht for individuals or 20,000 Thai Baht for families.)
• For multiple-entry: Financial evidence showing a balance of 200,000 Thai Baht (approx. £5000, USD$5,5000, Aud$8000). This is to prove financial stability over six months. e.g., bank statements, proof of earnings, sponsorship letter from employer.
• Single entry e-Visa

A Single entry e-Visa allows foreign nationals to enter Thailand for tourism, leisure, or medical reasons. Travelers will have three months before their visa application is approved to enter Thailand. They are permitted to stay for 60 days once they arrive.

• Multiple entry e-Visa

The multiple-entry e-Visa is valid for up to 60 days per visit and allows foreign nationals unlimited entry to Thailand over six months. This stay can also be extended by 30 days by visiting a local Immigration Office.

E-Visa extension

Traveler with a multi-entry e-Visa can extend their time in the country by 30 days.

Visa extension for students According to the recent announcement by the Immigration Bureau of Thailand, foreigners with student visas must provide certificates from educational institutions when they apply for a visa extension. This is done as a part of the department program, which aims to prevent the establishment of illegal businesses run by foreigners.

Visa On Arrival

At present, passport holders from the 19 eligible countries and territories may apply for visas at the immigration checkpoints on arrival for tourism. They will be granted to stay in Thailand for a period that doesn’t exceed 30 days. The Visa on Arrival can only be extended up to 7 days at the Thai Immigration office. Should the traveler wish to stay for a month longer, they may do a border run once. For each entry, they will get 30 days, or exit the country by land and re-enter by air to get another 30-day stamp.

List of countries whose nationals may apply for a visa at the Immigration Checkpoints for the touristic purpose only and a period that doesn’t exceed 15 days:

• Bulgaria; Bhutan; China; Cyprus; Ethiopia; Fiji; Georgia; India; Kazakhstan; Malta; Mauritius; Mexico; Nauru; Papua New Guinea; Romania; Saudi Arabia; Taiwan; Uzbekistan; Vanuatu

The Visa On Arrival allows passport holders of 19 countries to enter Thailand under this rule provided they meet these requirements:- The visit is strictly for tourism purposes.

• The passport must be genuine and valid for at least 30 days.
• The traveler must have a valid address in Thailand, whether a hotel or apartment, that can be verified.
• The traveler must have a confirmed return ticket to show that they fly out of Thailand within 15 days of entry, as appropriate. Open tickets do not qualify. Traveling overland out of Thailand by train, bus, etc., to Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia (including en route to Singapore), Myanmar, etc., is not accepted as proof of exiting Thailand. The traveler may be asked to show a flight ticket upon entering Thailand. If The traveler does not possess a flight ticket to show that The traveler will be exiting Thailand within 15 days of entry, The traveler will most likely be refused entry.
• It will also be necessary to prove that The traveler has funds of at least 10,000 THB per person and 20,000 THB per family during the stay in Thailand.
• A fee of 2,000 THB is payable upon entry and is subject to change without notice. It must be paid in cash and Thai currency only.

Required documents

• Passport cover page
• Passport bio page
• Departure and return airline tickets
• Proof of accommodation
• Photograph size 4×6 cm.

Tourist Visa For Other Countries Nationals of certain countries are required to apply for a visa only at the Thai Embassy or Consulate-General in their home/ residence country or at the designated Thai Embassy. Therefore, travelers are advised to contact the nearest Thai Embassy or Consulate-General to find out where they may apply for a visa to Thailand before departure. In case of overstay: There is a minimum charge of 500 Baht daily. This goes to a maximum of 20,000 Baht for overstays of 40 days or longer. In addition, there is a risk of being detained, fined, deported ait’s own expense, and black-listed from re-entering Thailand. The only legal way of getting a new visa, entry permit, or extension of stay is from a Thai Embassy or Consulate, an Immigration Officer at a point of entry into Thailand, or one of the Immigration Offices around the country. Visas issued by visa shops, travel agents, or other means are likely illegal and can lead to criminal proceedings.

Illegal Souvenirs Buddha images or statues over 12 cm or 5 inches are at risk of being confiscated upon departure; that’s why the following guidelines must be followed:

– The Buddha image must be an entire image, not just a part like a hand or a head – One cannot take more than 5 Buddha images out of Thailand on a single trip – If applying for an export permit, the permit should be planned 4 to 5 days before the process; apply at the local Fine Arts Department and submit one permit for every image

The following is an extract from the Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the export of images of Buddha: Buddha images, Bodhisattva images, or related fragments, part of ancient monuments and prehistoric objects, are forbidden to be taken from the Kingdom. Newly cast images of Buddha in complete condition can be exported for worship, cultural exchange, or educational purposes with licenses issued by the Fine Arts Department. No more than five pieces per person shall be allowed. Reproductions of antiquities can also be exported with licenses.

Procedures to obtain a license for the export of antiquities or Buddha images.

The following documents should be produced together with the application form:

• Two copies (3×5 inches) of a front view photograph of the object(s)
• A photocopy of the applicant’s passport (in case of export of Buddha images,
• The photocopy of the passport must be certified as a true copy by the related Embassy or Consulate in Thailand).

Bring the object(s) and the documents to apply for a license at any of the following places:

Office of Fine Arts Department Locations Office of Archaeology and National Museums, 81/1 Si Ayutthaya Road, Thieves, Dusit, Bangkok, Tel: 0 2628 5032 Chiang Mai National Museum, Superhighway Road, Amphoe Muang, Chiang Mai, Tel: (053) 221-308 Songkhla National Museum, 13/1 Jana Road, Tambon Bohyang, Amphoe Muang, Songkhla, Tel: (074) 311-728, 311-881 Thalang National Museum, Tambon Si Sunthorn, Amphoe Thalang, Phuket, Tel: (076) 311-426

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Access & Transportation

By Air Almost 70 foreign airlines have licenses from Thai authorities to serve the country and are respecting international standards. It includes Aeroflot, Air France, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Lufthansa, United Airlines or Swiss Air. Thai Airways, which is one of the most consider airline in the world, is offering the most destinations and the best services to and from Thailand. Suvarnabhumi Airport of Bangkok is the most important international airport of the country, many flights to Thailand are leading to there. However, many flights from Asia are landing in other international airport of the country such as Chiang Mai, Phuket or Hat Yai.

By Land Thailand / Lao borders

• Huay Xai/Chiang Khong
• Muang Ngeun/Huay Kon
• Nam Hueng/Tha Li
• Vientiane/Nong Khai
• Paksan/Bueng Kan
• Tha Khaek/Nakhon Phanom
• Savannakhet/Mukdahan
• Vang Tao/Chong Mek

Thailand / Cambodia borders

• Aranyaprathet, Thailand/Poipet
• Hat Lek, Thailand/Koh Kong, Cambodia
• Chong Jom, Thailand/O’Smach, Oddar Meanchey, Cambodia
• Chong Sa Ngam, Thailand/Anlong Veng, Oddar Meanchey, Cambodia.
• Ban Pakard, Chantaburi, Thailand/Phsar Prom Pailin, Cambodia (Prom Checkpoint)
• Ban Laem, Chantaburi, Thailand/Daung Lem, Battambang, Cambodia (Daung Checkpoint)

Thailand / Malaysia borders

• Sungai Kolok
• Pedang Besar
• Wang Prajan
• Kuala Perlis

Border crossings are only daylight hours open, except for Sadao and Pedang Besar. Boat crossing is usual between Thailand and Malaysia, the most popular crossing border are Kuala Perlis, Pedang Besar, Sadao and Sungai Kolok. Thailand / Myanmar borders

• Mai Sai – Tachilek
• Mae Sot – Myawaddy
• Phunaron – Htee Kee
• Ranong – Kawthoung
• Sangkhla Buri – Payathonzu – the Three Pagodas Pas

Transportaion Taxi Bangkok has a huge number of taxis for reasonable prices since they are equipped with meters. However, outside of the capital it is rare to find taxis with meters. In this case, ask for the price and negotiate before entering into the taxi. Avoid taking a taxi near hotels and tourist attractions. All the official taxis will have a yellow registration plate. Make sure to have some small banknotes and change, in case the driver doesn’t have change. Tuk-Tuk  A Tuk-Tuk is a classic vehicle in Thailand. They are easy to find, especially in Bangkok, due to their typical colors and the sound they make. It is a really good experience for tourists and a way to move quickly. It is better to ask the price before going in a tuk-tuk. Metropolitan Rail Lines Thailand has three primary metropolitan rail lines which are the BTS Skytrain, MRT underground lines and airport rail link. All of these metropolitan rail lines are linked together. Unlimited single day and various multi-day passes can be purchased for both the BTS Skytrain and MRT underground, many of which are ideal for tourists wishing to explore the city, though such cards are not transferable between the two independently owned rail lines and must be purchased separately. The BTS skytrain card can buy only at the BTS skytrain station. Bangkok Skytrain (BTS) There are two types of railroads in Thailand. The first one is the BTS Skytrain composed of two lines (green), and the second one is the MRT underground (blue). The first line of the BTS Skytrain is Sukhumvit Line and follows Sukhumvit road, a very busy street, with many shops, restaurants and hotels. In the north, it leads to Mo Chit, near the northern bus terminal and the JJ Weekend Market, where it is possible to change for the MRT underground. Others changes on the Sukhumvit Line are located at Asoke station for the BTS and at Sukhumvit station for MRT. The second BTS Skytrain’s line is the Silom line. This line goes through the business district and ends at the Chao Phraya River, where you can find the public boat service to cross the river. It is possible to change for the Sukhumvit line at Siam square and for the MRT at Silom Station. In the near future, there are approval projects to build 2 more new routes and 2 extension route on the old lines. Following the plans there will be a new light red line and dark red line, which are suburban railway systems. These lines will reach some part of Pathum Thani province. The extension plan for both green lines will be finished in 2021,and these extended route will reach some part of Samut Prakan and Pathum Thani. It is possible to buy single or multi-day passes in order to explore the city easily. However, a pass can only be use for the Skytrain or the underground. So, you have to buy two distinct passes for each railroad. Bangkok Underground (MRT) MRT underground line is a completely new line of the railroad network. It has 18 stops, from Bang Sue to Hua Lumphong, where you will find the train station that will allow you to go to the countryside. It is possible to change from the MRT to the BTS at Mo Chit, Sukhumvit (Asoke for the BTS) and Silom (Sala Daeng for the BTS) As for the BTS Skytrain, single day and multi-day passes can be bought independently for the BTS and the MRT. In the near future, there are approval projects to build many more routes for MRT lines. According to the plans there will be more 4 new routes consisting of purple, orange, pink and yellow line and 2 more extended lines which are extended of light green (Sukhumvit line) and extended blue line. All of these new routes will reach many parts of other provinces which are Nonthaburi, Nakhon Pathom and Samut Prakan. Some parts of the construction plans have already been completed but many are still in progress and will be finished in 2016 and 2022 according to each plan. Airport Railing (ARL) The airport line is an express and commuter rail in Bangkok. The line provides an airport rail link from Suvarnabhumi Airport, via Makkasan, to Phaya Thai Station in central Bangkok. The ARL operates daily from 06:00 to 12:00 midnight, with commuter City Line (blue) trains departing every 10 minutes during peak hours (06:00 to 09:00 & 16:00 to 20:00) and 15 minutes during off peak season & weekends. The extended route that links Suvarnabhumi Airport to Don Muang Airport should be finished by 2016. At the moment you can take advantage from a free shuttle leaving every half an hour or use public bus # 555 or taxi service.. Buses In Bangkok, there are both public and private buses. As a consequence, buses can vary in size, type and cost. Taking the bus in Bangkok can be as tiring as walking to your destination. Long distance buses are very common in Thailand, there are many bus stations in Bangkok to join destinations such as Pattaya, Hua Hin, Ayutthaya, Cha am or Kanchanaburi. Train Passengers can travel by train from Chiang Mai to Bangkok to the Laos or Malaysian borders and many places in between. Even though the journey on a Thai train generally takes longer and can be more expensive than a voyage by bus, trains are safer and are generally more comfortable. Popular train routes include Bangkok to Chiang Mai and Bangkok to Surat Thani, the launching point for boats to Koh Samui. There are three classes of Thai train service, allowing even the most budget conscious traveler to experience travel by train in Thailand. However, while first class is quite plush, featuring private cabins with twin sleeping arrangements and air conditioning on select routes, prices are often higher than flying the same route on a budget air carrier. On the other end of the spectrum, third class is cheaper than the bus but may not be the most comfortable way. Second class prices on Thai trains are equivalent to first class bus tickets, both in price and in comfort, though the train has fold down beds and it’s easier to get up and stretch your legs on the train than on a bus. Ladies and children’s carriage service was commenced in August 2014. These carriages are painted in pink and purple. The carriages are served only by female staff to ensure that the passengers will be protected from any risk of assault or harassment. One ladies and children’s carriage will be attached to the first class and second class train for many routes. Thai trains depart throughout the day, though some are express and some make frequent local stops and comprise of only third class seating. Train tickets sell out well in advance for some holidays and weekends, particularly the more limited sleeper cars and the wider, lower bunk, second class sleeper seats. Traveling by train is not the best choice if you are in a hurry or have an exact plan because most trains do not arrive or depart according to the time schedule. You can check the price rates or find further information on the websites: http://www.thailandtrainticket.com/index.html or http://www.railway.co.th/checktime/checktime.asp?lenguage=Eng

A car is a good option to travel across the country, but driving can be difficult for foreigners. We advise you to rent a car with a driver or a guide, it is more expensive, but you‘ll avoid any kind of problem.

Song Thaews & Si Lors

In the outlying areas of Bangkok and in many other towns and cities, the main form of transport is the ‘Baht Bus’, in the form of a ‘Song Thaew’ (two-row) – a converted Hyundai or Subaru pickup truck with two rows of seats along the sides of the vehicle, or ‘Si Lor’ (four-row).

Rivers & Canals

Many rivers, like Bang Pakong River, Mae Khlong River, Ta Chin River or Kwae (Kwai) River are navigable. These rivers are perfect for boat trips, such as on the Chao Phraya River in order to discover the Koh Kret island and an authentic way of life on the river’s banks.

In the northeast of the country, it is possible to sail on the Mekong River, which marks the border between Thailand and Laos.

Dos & Don’ts

Thailand has some of the friendliest people you will come across. However, there are a few things to avoid in order to keep a smile on the Thai people’s faces. Even if travelers make a mistake, they will probably forgive you and act with understanding. These instructions will help your travelers to spare themselves of this situation.

“Buddha is not for decoration. Respect is common sense” It is strongly advised that travelers should not buy Buddha images as souvenirs. Thailand Customs retains the right to confiscate any Buddha image that travelers may try to carry out of the country.

When Visiting a Temple

• Do respect Buddhism – Religion is very important for Thai people, Buddhism in particular, because it is the most practiced religion in Thailand. This is why Buddhism is protected by the law.
• Do dress conservatively
• Do dress properly Men and women must have their shoulders and knees covered. When you are entering a temple, it is better to remove your shoes.
• Don’t touch the Buddha image In Thailand touching a Buddha image may appear disrespectful. Even taking pictures or sitting next to it, are to be avoided. Women are not allowed to touch or to sit next to a monk, just wait in sign of respect.

When Greeting a Thai

• Do greet people with the traditional wai Thai way to greet people is the wai. To make a wai, press your palms together near your chest and bow a little bit. The more important the person is, the higher your hands and the lower your bow has to be. You don’t need to wai at receptionists, chambermaids and children. To greet people women say “Sawadtii khaa” and men “Sawadtii khap”.
• Do be open Questions about marital status, age or wage are very common and are not perceived as intrusive.
• Don’t shake hands Physical contact with a person you don’t know well is not common in Thailand.

When Interacting with Thai

• Do talk with kindness In Thailand the King and his family are nearly sacred. People have indeed a lot of respect for their King and their monarchy. Pay attention to do the same if you prefer to avoid being persecuted by the law.
• Do smile The smile is a charming accessory of Thai personality and an unquestionable sign of respect. Use it to get out of embarrassing situations and ask for forgiveness for misunderstandings.
• Don’t touch the head According to the Thai’s culture, the soul lives in the head. As a consequence, it is a sacred part of the body that only the close family can touch.
• Don’t show the soles Feet and soles must not be pointed or shown to people or Buddha figure. It could be considered as an insult.

In Relation to a King

• Don’t damage King images The King’s image appears on many items like stamps or money, avoid damaging and stepping over them. It can be considered outrageous.

When Out in Public

• Don’t have close contacts It is better to avoid demonstrations of public affection. It could feel embarrassing for Thai people.

When in a Restaurant

• Don’t be surprised Chopsticks are less common than forks and spoons in Thailand.
• Don’t wave Avoid making a wave or raising your finger to call a waiter.

When Invited to Someone’s Home

• Do Bring a Gift Flowers, liquors or candies are good presents to bring when you are invited to someone’s place.
• Do take off your shoes When you are entering someone’s house, it is respectful to remove your shoes.
• Don’t step on the threshold In Thai people’s culture, stepping on the threshold bring bad luck to the people that live in the house.
• Follow ChildSafe Policy here

Money & budget

Local currency: Thai Baht (THB) The money in Thailand is the Thai Baht (THB). 1 Baht has 100 Satang. You can find banknotes of 10 (brown), 20 (green), 50 (blue), 100 (red), 500 (purple), and 1,000 (grey or brown) Thai baht. Coins: 25 and 50 Satang; 1, 2, 5, and 10 baht. ATM or bank cash machines are widely available throughout the country. Banks and authorized money changers can change money and accept major currencies. The best exchange rate is from US Dollars to Bath, but cheques have an even better rate. Hotels, restaurants, travel agents, tourist shops, or department stores accept the most common credit cards such as Visa, Master Card, Amex, or Diners.

Import & Export Restrictions

Import regulations: Free import by each passenger holding a passport of his own, irrespective of age: 1. 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco or equal weight of cigars; 2. 1 liter of alcoholic beverages.

Free import for non-residents:

• for holders of transit visas or who can obtain a visa on arrival: up to THB 10,000 per person or THB 20,000 per family.
• for holders of tourist visas: up to THB 20,000 per person or THB 40,000 per family.

Prohibited (without license):

1. Drugs of narcotic nature, e.g. heroin.

2. Gold bullion. If no import license is available, it can be left in Customs bond at the airport of entry to be retrieved on departure.

3. Meat from any country affected by Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) or mad cow and foot-and-mouth diseases, including all EU Member States .

Arms and Ammunition regulations:

Firearms and ammunition incl. explosive articles and fireworks require a firearm transport permit. For further details please contact www.caat.or.th/en or the Ministry of

Interior at www.dopa.go.th .

Wild Fauna and Flora:

The import of certain endangered species of plant, live animals and their products is prohibited or restricted under CITES.

For further details please refer to CITES: www.cites.org.

Additional Information on regulations:

1. A declaration of goods acquired abroad is required if the total value exceeds THB 10,000.- per person.

2. Plants and parts of plants require a license issued by the Department of Agriculture, see www.doa.go.th.

Export regulations:

Free export of tobacco products and/or tobacco: any quantity.

1. Antique or objects of art, whether officially registered as art or not;

2. Religious articles (excluding one small Buddha image normally carried on person).

Crew members customs regulations: same regulations as for passengers apply.

Pets must be accompanied by:

1. an Import Permit obtained in advance from the Department of Livestock Development (DLD). Tel: 66 2 6534425. Email: [email protected] ; and

2. a health certificate, completed in English and signed or further endorsed by a full-time authorized veterinary official of the government of the exporting country. Importer

should contact the Animal Quarantine Station at the airport of entry, at least 15 days prior to importation.

The health certificate must state all required vaccinations, which are for cats and dogs:

• vaccination against rabies if the country has not been rabies free for the last 12 months. The vaccination certificate must be issued at least 21 days prior to departure;
•  vaccination against distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus, at least 21 days prior to departure;
• dogs must also be vaccinated against Leptospirosis at least 21 days prior to departure or tested for Leptospirosis with negative result during 30 days prior to departure.

Birds: the country of origin must be free from Avian Influenza and the bird must have been resident in the country of origin for a period not less than 6 weeks or since hatching. Birds must be kept in isolation or quarantine under the supervision of an authorized veterinary official for a period of 21 days prior to shipment.

All pets are subjected to quarantine at approved premises, for a period of at least 30 days upon arrival, at the expense of importer/owner.

Pets may enter as passenger’s checked baggage, in the cabin or as cargo.

Prohibited: import of Pitbull Terrier and American Staffordshire Terrier.

Export: Export permit required.

Baggage Clearance regulations: Baggage is cleared at the first airport of entry in Thailand.

Currency Import regulations:

Local currency (Baht-THB): up to THB 50,000.- per person or THB 100,000.- per family holding one passport.

Foreign currencies: unlimited. However, amounts of foreign currency exceeding USD 20,000.- (or equivalent) must be declared to a Customs Officer upon arrival by all

Currency Export regulations: Local currency (Baht-THB): up to THB 50,000.- per person or THB 100,000.- per family holding one passport.

Foreign currencies: unlimited. However, amounts of foreign currency exceeding USD 20,000.- (or equivalent) must be declared to a Customs Officer upon departure by

all travelers.

First of all, make sure you are up-to-date on routine vaccines before every trip. These vaccines include measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine, varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, polio vaccine, and your yearly flu shot. World Health Organization recommends vaccinations against: Hepatitis A and Typhoid that you risk to get through contaminated food or water, especially if you are an adventurous eater, Hepatitis B, Japanese Encephalitis, if you plan to visit rural areas in Thailand or will be spending a lot of time outdoors. Malaria and Dengue fever are diseases that can be transmitted by mosquitoes, especially during the rainy season. Travelers should protect themselves regularly with repellent by smearing themselves and their clothes with it. The most efficient repellents are composed with DEET. The sale of medicines is less regulated than in Europe, counterfeit products are common in Thailand and pharmacies are selling drugs without medical prescriptions. We advise you to see a doctor before buying any medications and to buy them in licensed pharmacies and hospital outlets.

Health Advice Eat

• Food that is cooked and served hot
• Hard-cooked eggs
• Fruits and vegetables you have wash in clean water or peel yourself
• Pasteurized dairy products

Avoid eating

• Food served at room temperature
• Raw or under cooked (rare) meat or fish
• Unwashed or unpeeled raw fruits and vegetables
• Unpasteurized dairy products
• ”Bushmeat” (monkeys, bats, or other wild game)
• Bottled water that is sealed
• Water that has been disinfected
• Ice made with bottled or disinfected water
• Carbonated drinks
• Hot coffee or tea
• Pasteurized milk

Avoid drinking

• Tap or well water
• Ice made with tap or well water
• Drinks made with tap or well water (such as reconstituted juice)
• Unpasteurized milk

Emergency contacts

Mobile Police 191 Fire Brigades 199 Tourist Police 1155 Police General Hospital 0 2207 6000

Tourist Service Centre 1672

Highway Police 1193, 0 2354 6007″

What to prepare?

Pre-departure Tasks Your passport must be valid for minimum 6 months before the expiry date. Don’t ignore trip, baggage and medical insurance. For vaccinations and medicines visit your doctor before your travel.

• Clothing should be lightweight and of the drip dry variety. You will be in the sun a lot so long sleeves and a wide hat would be more suitable.
• Underwear should be synthetic and easily washable.
• Shirts should be long sleeved and lightweight with lots of closed pockets.
• T-shirts, short sleeved and again with pockets.
• Cool evenings necessitate the need for pullovers or a lightweight jacket.
• Long trousers made from a lightweight, quick drying fabric should have multi pockets for day trips. Long trousers that turn into shorts are ideal.
• For trekking lightweight long shorts (for modesty purposes) are acceptable.
• Bathing suit should be modest so as not to offend the locals.
• Hat for protection from the sun. Should have a wide brim and a strap.
• A sturdy poncho or parka will help to keep your gear dry in case of rain or waterfall spray.
• Footwear: You will need some sturdy comfortable boots for trekking or just walking around. They will need to support your ankles as well as having a non slip sole.
• Water proof sandals for those short trips and boating.
• Some smart casual clothes for the evenings and visiting restaurants.
• Insect repellent with the percentage of DEET recommended by your travel medicine physician. It’s important that you bring an ample supply of good quality repellent.
• Antiseptic wipes for hand washing and emergency toilet paper.
• Personal First Aid Kit (bring in small amounts and in small containers)
• Aspirin/ibuprofen, etc.
• Cold-symptom relief tablets, antihistamine, cough drops. Adequate quantity of sweat-resistant sun screen with at least an SPF 15 rating or higher, and lip balm with sunscreen.
• Prescription medicines in their original bottles. Acidophilus enzyme (available in capsules in health-food stores). This often helps your digestive system get in shape for “new” flora.
• Immodium, Lomotil, or similar anti-diarrhea medicine. Pepto-Bismol.

Vaccinations Vaccinations are not obligatory (visitors coming from countries with yellow fever risks are an exception) but highly recommended. In order to not being ill during your trip, check all of your vaccinations, especially Tetanus, Polio and Diphtheria. Other vaccines are recommended, such as Hepatitis A and B (for a trip of more than 3 months), Typhus, Tuberculosis, Rabies, Japanese encephalitis.

Chiang Rai Flower Festival

28 Dec 2023 - 15 Jan 2024

Chiang Rai, Thailand

The cool weather and hilly climate of the Northern Province of Chiang Rai make it the perfect place to grow many different types of flower and plant that wouldn’t normally be found in Thailand. There will be ‘khom’ or lantern displays at the event so the gardens can be enjoyed night and day. As well as the elegant beauty of the flowers, there will be different activities to enjoy, including a photo contest, flower painting competition, cultural shows, local product and food fairs, and musical performances.

Bo Sang Umbrella and Sankhampaeng Crafts Festival

19-21 January 2024

Bo Sang & Sankhampaeng, Thailand

Bo Sang and neighboring Sankhampaeng are famous throughout Thailand for producing handicrafts and traditional umbrellas. This cultural heritage is celebrated with an enjoyable, low-key festival always well-supported by the local community. The event in Bo Sang takes place a few weeks before the Chiang Mai Flower Festival. Although it may not attract anywhere near the same number of visitors, the Bo Sang festival’s intimate nature gives it an unbeatable charm.

Chiang Mai Flower Festival

2-4 February 2024

Chiang Mai, Thailand

The northern Thai city of Chiang Mai celebrates the annual Chiang Mai Flower Festival at the beginning of February. This is truly a very impressive festival, with astounding floral displays, parades, music concerts, and street markets. All this preparation makes this one of Thailand’s most colorful and family-friendly festivals, with almost endless activities and sights to enjoy. Throughout the three-day festival, the old city of Chiang Mai is delicately decorated with beautiful flowers and flora. Visitors flock to see incredible exhibitions of Chiang Mai’s most vibrant floral displays, including truly special, locally-grown orchids. The festival also features a parade showcasing the region’s vibrant and colorful flowers, as well as dancers in traditional costumes.

Chinese New Year

10 - 13 Feb 2024

Nationwide, Thailand

In Thailand, Chinese New Year is a  holiday for Chinese people. Also called “Lunar New Year” or “Spring Festival,” this holiday is the first day of the New Year on the Chinese Calendar. Huge block parties rock Bangkok’s Chinatown, with many events centered around the Odeon Gate. Many will wear red and peruse the area for fun, food, and unique shopping. Unlike in many countries, holidays are no time to close in Thailand; staying open allows everyone to do more business!

Makha Bucha Day

24 Feb 2024

Makha Bucha Day is a Thai Buddhist holiday held during the third lunar month when Buddha is said to have delivered certain of his teachings. In Thailand, devotees head to Buddhist temples on Makha Bucha Day to participate in rites and “earn merit.” They may also abstain from alcoholic beverages, give food offerings to monks, meditate, and participate in a late-night candle procession.

National Thai Elephant Day

The elephant is one of the enduring symbols of Thailand, with the Thai elephant ( chang ) playing a pivotal role in the history and culture of the country. In 1998, Thai authorities decided to formally recognize the significance of the animal by designating March 13 as National Thai Elephant Day. On this day, various events occur in zoos and elephant parks throughout the country, with some parks treating their elephants to huge banquets of fruit and sugar cane. In some cases, Buddhist ceremonies will be held with the aim of bringing good luck for the elephant and its mahout (handler)

Wai Kru Muay Thai Ceremony

Wat Maha That, Ayutthaya Historical Park, Ayutthaya, Thailand

The annual World Wai Kru Muay Thai Ceremony is set to return in its 15th year, giving the opportunity for hundreds of Muay Thai practitioners from around the world to express their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to their masters in the time-honored tradition known as the Wai Kru ceremony, as well as to celebrate the age-old martial art of Muay Thai.

Thailand observes Chakri Memorial Day to celebrate the founding of the still-reigning Chakri Royal Dynasty, which dates back to 1782 and is the date of the coronation ceremony of Rama I. This is an important day to take the time to honor and remember all of the contributions of the Chakri kings throughout Thailand’s history. If April 6th happens on a weekend, the holiday will be observed on the following Monday instead. It was soon after the founding of the Chakri dynasty that its first king, Rama I, made Bangkok Thailand’s capital city. So, the holiday certainly has special significance to the residents of Bangkok. Today, Rama X, the tenth Chakri king, still reigns. He and the royal family oversee special services at the Royal Chapel on Chakri Day. They also visit the Royal Pantheon to honor the memory of earlier Chakri kings and lay a wreath by the statue of Rama I.

Songkran Festival

13-15 April 2024

The Songkran Festival a national holiday in Thailand, marks the beginning of the Thai New Year. Songkran is also known as the “water festival,” since water is used to ritually wash away negativity from the previous year. Those celebrating Songkran pour water over one another, symbolizing the washing of bad luck and sins from life. Some even add herbs to the ritual water, as well.

The most famous street party in Bangkok is called Silom, which stretches a staggering 4 kilometers. Thousands of people, armed with water guns, balloons, and any other vessels they can get their hands on, will utterly drench anyone in their path.

Yasothon Rocket Festival

10-13 May 2024

Isaan, Thailand

Isaan has traditionally and predominantly been a tranquil, rural farming area, yet holds one of Thailand’s most unusual and incredible festivals yearly. The Yasothon Rocket Festival is held to promote and pray for the success of rice crops for the upcoming season. The local people create all kinds of rockets, or “bang fai,” and launch them into the heavens as a way to entreat the gods to bless them with an abundance of rain.

Royal Ploughing Ceremony

10 May 2024

Bangkok, Thailand

In Thailand, the annual Royal Ploughing Ceremony is a special day on which symbolic rice planting takes place. This pure ritual is supposed to help guarantee a good harvest in the year to come. Both Buddhist and Hindu Brahmin ceremonies take place at the Thai festival, during which monks from each religion bless the planting of the rice in their ways. The royal planting occurs at the outset of the rice-growing season and consists of two sacred oxen that pull a decorative plow, accompanied by traditionally costumed men who plant rice in the furrow. The oxen are also fed rice, grass, and other foods, and even given rice whiskey to drink. Based on what the oxen choose to eat when given multiple foods to choose from, astrologers then predict if it’s going to be a good rice-growing season ahead.

Visakha Bucha Day

22 May 2024

Visakha Bucha Day commemorates the three major events in the life of Buddha: his birth, his enlightenment, and his death. In Thailand, Visakha Bucha Day is when the devout visit local temples to “do things of merit” by giving donations and engaging in various Buddhist rituals.

Thai law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages on Visakha Bucha Day, which causes many bars to close temporarily. Many of these celebrations are private and religious, but tourists are allowed to visit most temples around Thailand to catch a glimpse of the celebrations.

Phi Ta Khon Festival Day

Annually in June

Isan, Thailand

Every year, the Dan Sai district in Thailand’s Isan region stages an event called Phi Ta Khon, also known as “Bun Luang” or “Bun Pawat.” The event has its origins as a fertility festival, but these days, it has become an integral part of a two-day, “merit-making” event. A colorful parade, Phi Ta Khon’s most vibrant event or “Ghost festival”, features locals dancing and striking poses while wearing huge, coconut-tree-trunk masks, topped with wicker sticky-rice steamers that make them appear taller and almost otherworldly.

Asahna Bucha Day

20 July 2024

In July, on the full moon of the eighth lunar month, Thai Theravada Buddhists come together to celebrate one of their most important festivals; the celebration commemorates the Buddha’s first sermon following his enlightenment. This first sermon is not only the first important pronouncement of the Four Noble Truths but also contains the essence of all the Buddha’s teachings. At the end of the talk, the first order of monks was then established. Thai Buddhists observe this day by donating offerings to temples and listening to sermons. The following day is known in Thailand as Wan Khao Phansa ; it is the first day of “ vassa ”, the Theravada rains retreat.

Khao Phansa Day

21 July 2024

Khao Phansa Day is a Buddhist holiday observed all over Thailand, on the first day following the full moon, occurring in the eighth month of the Thai lunar calendar. Khao Phansa marks the first day of “Buddhist Lent,” a time when observant Buddhists fast from such consumables as meat, alcohol, and tobacco. For the most part, only Theravada, rather than Mahayana, Buddhists observe Khao Phansa, and even many Theravada practitioners choose not to fast.

Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival

19 - 21 July 2024

Ratchathani, Thailand

The Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival celebrates two important Buddhist events: Asahna Bucha and Khao Phansa. The exact date of Asahna Bucha varies from year to year, depending on the lunar calendar, but usually falls in July. Asahna Bucha marks the day when the Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon at Benares in India. The day after Asahna Bucha is known as Wan Khao Phansa, and marks the start of the three-month ‘Phansa Rains Retreat’ period, which is sometimes referred to as “Buddhist Lent.”

King Vajiralongkorn's Birthday

The birthday of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, also called King Rama the Tenth, arrives every 28 th of July, and is a very important public holiday in Thailand. King Rama X has reigned in Thailand only since 2016, when his father, King Bhumibol, died after a 70-year reign. Vajiralongkorn was a clear successor, since he was Bhumibol’s only son, yet already 64 years old upon ascending the throne.

Her Majesty the Queen's Birthday

03 June 2024

In Thailand, the Queen of former King Bhumibol is honored with a public holiday on her birthday, the 12th of August. The day is also called the “Mother’s Birthday,” The day is one on which to remember the humanitarian achievements of Thailand’s beloved Queen Mother, and a day to honor mothers everywhere all across the country. In the capital, Bangkok, a festival held along Ratchadamnern Avenue between the Royal Palace and the National Parliament Building should not be missed: this is truly the “main event” for Her Majesty, the Queen’s Birthday.

Vegetarian Festival

2nd – 11th October 2024

Throughout Thailand, many Thai people (especially those with Chinese heritage) observe the Taoist lent period, which lasts for 9 days and 9 nights. Thailand’s Vegetarian Festival marks this, and although its origins are Taoist, the festival has slowly been merging with Thai Buddhism in unique and fascinating ways. During this period, devotees will strictly abstain from eating meat, seafood, and dairy products of any kind.

Passing of His Majesty the Late King

For decades, King Bhumibol Adulyadej was the only king the people of Thailand knew, and he remained in power even as numerous prime ministers and military coup leaders came and went. He became a symbol of stability, and was truly beloved by the people of his kingdom. He took the throne in 1946, reigned for 70 years, and earned the title “Father of the Nation.” After a long struggle with illness, he finally passed away, at the age of 88.

Chulalongkorn Memorial Day

Chulalongkorn was born into the House of Chakri as the son of King Rama IV, and, even as a child, held a position in the royal court of Siam. Along with his political upbringing and eventual experience, Thailand’s most beloved leader also learned much through formal schooling. As a student, he studied biology, swordsmanship, engineering, English, and anthropology, making him a beloved King and an extremely accomplished one.

Loy Krathong

15 Nov 2024

Celebrated with passion nationwide, Loy Krathong is probably Thailand’s most beautiful and enchanting festival. Traditionally made from banana leaves or the bark of a banana tree, people often fill their krathongs with a candle, incense, and flowers. The person who gets to set the krathong on its watery journey down the river will often take a small clipping of their own hair or fingernail, which will then be added to the krathong, together with some coins. The candle and incense are then lit, and a wish is made, before the krathong is placed on the nearest stretch of water, on which the krathong carries away bad luck and allows a fresh start.

His Majesty the Late King's Birthday

05 December

December 5 th is a public holiday in honor of the late king, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The Thai monarch was born on December 5 th , and this date is also celebrated as “Father’s Day” in recognition of the man fondly and respectfully regarded as the “Father of The Nation.”

Constitution Day

10 December

Constitution Day in Thailand is a day to remember the adoption of the country’s first permanent constitution in 1932. In Bangkok and throughout the country, there are Constitution Day parades, fireworks shows, and numerous representations of Thailand’s present and past kings on display everywhere, ending the Gregorian New Year on a patriotic note.

Christina Tang

MICE Manager

Nathalie DELEVAUX

Country Director Thailand

Although I am a French national born in France, I have family roots set deep in South East Asia. Two of my grandparents are initially from Hanoi, and even though I grew up in Britany, France, my upbringing combined the best of French-Celtic and Asian cultures.

When I arrived in Bangkok 17 years ago, my father took me to Vietnam and invited me to a Halong Bay cruise. It was a mystic al and magical moment I will never forget—getting out of Bangkok on weekends. Even though I love the buzz & vibrancy of the capital, and especially enjoying a drink at my favorite rooftop bar, I also cherish spending time in the quietness outside the city, either running on the beach at sunset (followed by a massage of course!) or cycling with my mountain bike club in Khao Yai or Kanchanaburi. 

Wai Lin Tun

Sales Senior Manager

I was born in Yangon. I love my hometown as there is a diverse ethnic community living in harmony.

I joined Easia Travel Myanmar in 2013 and left the company for further studies in the UK after one year. When I arrived in Myanmar in 2015, I joined the company again, so there’s a strong connection between me and the company. It was the trip to Chiang Mai in 2016, which I still find very memorable and exciting until now. I like the town as it has a rich culture similar to neighboring countries.

I want to visit the Putao area in the northernmost part of my country to try advanced hiking in the Snowcapped Mountains. Besides traveling, I love to read and sing.

Zar Yi Hnin

Sales Team Leader - German Speaking Market

I was born in beautiful Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar. It’s famous for its glittering pagodas and old colonial buildings.

I joined the Easia Travel family in 2016, and I’m happily coordinating with my team now. One of my favorite trips was to Keng Tung in eastern Shan State. Pristine mountain landscapes and isolated hill tribe villages surround it. My dream trip is to go to Berlin. It’s a charming city full of history and fun facts. I would love to see the Berlin Wall.

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Traveling to Thailand for the first time in 2004 was my first encounter with a different culture. Experiencing the variety of colors, smells and tastes, combined with the nice weather and hospitality, really changed my life.

After working all over Southeast Asia for almost a decade, I settled down in Chiang Mai, Thailand and joined Easia Travel in 2016.

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• ที่พักที่เป็นมิตรต่อระบบนิเวศ
• การเดินทางกับผู้ทุพพลภาพ
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• รายชื่อของอาสาสมัครนำเที่ยว
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• คำถามที่พบบ่อย

• เข้าใจและชำนาญเกี่ยวกับมารยาทและธรรมเนียมปฏิบัติของญี่ปุ่น
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• Japan Safe Travel Information
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