Setting priorities, making choices, unique attractions... here, at a glance, are our recommendations, and of course some tips and tricks even the locals
do not always know.
Introduction And The Best Of Thailand
Thailand For Families
These attractions are popular with children, though not all will suit every age
Dino Park and Mini Golf: Phuket
An 18-hole mini-golf course which trails over rocks and across rivers and waterfalls, past dinosaurs with smoking nostrils.
Elephant trek: Ko Chang
See elephants bathing and feeding at Ban Kwan Chang camp, then take a trek on elephant back into the forest.
Phuket Fantasea: Phuket
A stage extravaganza combining dance, drama and acrobatics with pyrotechnics and performing elephants.
Sriracha Tiger Zoo: Si Racha
The world's largest tiger zoo, with over 200 Bengal tigers.
Siam Ocean World: Bangkok
See over 30,000 marine animals in a giant Oceanarium, ride in a glass-bottomed boat and dive with the sharks.
Snake Farm: Bangkok
Learn all about tropical snakes and see a handler milking one for venom.
Yellow Submarine: Pattaya
Explore the briny depths without ever getting wet.
Only In Thailand
Buffalo fighting: Ko Samui and Hat Yai.
This typically southern Thai pastime involves betting on the sidelines.
Cookery schools: Bangkok, Hua Hin and Ko Samui
There's nothing like learning how to cook Thai food while you're in Thailand.
Full Moon parties: Ko Phangan.
These wild all-night raves are Ko Phangan's main claim to fame.
"Lady-boy" cabarets: Bangkok,
Khao Luang cave: Petchaburi
More than 100 Buddha images fill this cave temple.
Wat Chalong: Phuket
The island's largest and most important Buddhist temple.
Wat Mahathat: Petchaburi
14th-century temple known for its fine carvings.
Wat Matchimawat: Songkhla
The town's most famous temple with paintings.
Orchid Garden and Thai Village: Phuket
A showcase for Thai culture and dance, plus a vast orchid collection.
Sanctuary of Truth: Pattaya
This aweover 200 years old.
Wat Pho: Bangkok
The capital's largest temple is best known for its gigantic statue of the reclining Buddha.
Wat Phra Kaew: Bangkok
No one visits the capital without seeing the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Wat Tham Seua: Krabi
Vast temple complex tucked amid forests and cliffs.
Chinatown: Bangkok
The sights and sounds of China along Sam-peng Lane.
Khao Wang: Petchaburi
A vast hilltop complex of temples, pagodas and palace buildings.
Maruekhathayawan Palace: Cha-am
The seaside abode of a former Thai king.
Pattaya, Ko Samui and Phuket
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See men in drag who look better than women.
Monkey theatre: Ko Samui
Watch monkeys clamber up trees at lighting speed to pluck coconuts.
Night markets: Trang and Songkhla
For local colour plus cheap shopping and food.
"Vegetarian Festival: Phuket
These acts of self-mutilation are only for the robust of heart.
Joe's Downstairs: Phuket
The island's trendiest nightspot attracts a chi chi crowd.
Mantra: Pattaya
Sleek new bar that adds chic to this resort town.
Pure: Ko Tao
Island bar with a chilled-out vibe at the southern end of Sai Ree beach.
Q Bar: Bangkok
Seductive venue with Thailand's most inspiring edifice pays homage to traditional Thai architecture.
Thaksin Folklore Museum: Songkhla
Highlights the culture, traditions and handicrafts of South Thailand.
Vim an nick Mansion: Bangkok
Billed as the world's largest golden teakwood structure.
Hottest Nightspots
Backyard Bar: Ko Phangan
The hottest spot on this party island.
Bed Supperclub: Bangkok
Futuristic white oval pod with beds to lounge on.
Gecko Village: Ko Samui
So hot it attracts DJs from the international circuit.
Top Tables
Baan Khanitha: Bangkok
Mouthwatering Thai food with just the right amount of spice.
Baan Rim Pa: Phuket
Exquisite Thai food on a cliff-top setting.
Betelnut: Ko Samui
It's California-meets-Thailand fusion fare at this stylish eatery.
Biscotti: Bangkok
Haute Italian cuisine at one of the city's top hotels.
Casa Pascal: Pattaya
This Continental fine-dining venue is a long-established Pattaya hotspot.
Cy'an: Bangkok
Mediterranean fare is given an Asian twist at this trendy place
La Mer Hua Hin
Dramatic views set the tone for the well-prepared seafood dishes.
Red Snapper: Ko Lanta
Right on the beach with a bold menu that fuses Thai and Western flavours.
Salvatore's: Phuket
One of Thailand's top Italian eateries is on an island.
Supatra River House: Bangkok
Riverside dining on a menu of Thai favourites.
Best Snorkelling and Dive Sites in Thailand
Chumphon Pinnacle
Famous for frequent sightings of grouper and other large fish.
Hin Bai (Sail Rock)
Rising like an iceberg out of the water, its highlight is a vertical chimney.
Hin Daeng and Hin Muang
World-class dive sites close to Ko Tao.
Ko Rok
Easily Thailand's best site for snorkelling, with colourful corals and fish found in shallow waters.
Similan Islands
Several dive sites within a compact area.
Surin Islands
Dive haven with the famous Richelieu Rock and the Burma Banks close by.
Ao Phang Nga: Northern Andaman Coast
A surreal seascape of limestone pinnacles rising out of the water invite exploration.
Hot Springs Waterfall: Krabi
Bask in the warm waters of this waterfall before taking a cooling dip in the adjacent stream.
Khao Sok National Park
Thailand's most popular national park is unique in many ways, and has an amazing variety of flora and fauna.
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
Expect varied topography, with beaches, marshes, forests and mountains.
Laem Phra Nang (Railay Bay): Krabi
Hundreds of sheer-sided limestone cliffs attract rock climbers the world over.
Tha Pom: Krabi
Walk past mangroves to see an amazing stream with clear blue-green waters.
Ao Maya
From this vantage point on Ko Phi Phi Ley, the entire island seems encircled by towering limestone cliffs.
Kata Hill and Laem Promthep
Both points offers stunning views of Phuket.
Khao Wang
Walk or take the cable car up to the summit for panoramas of this temple complex and the surrounding area.
Ko Phi Phi Don
Its famous viewpoint has incredible vistas of the beaches on Ao Lo Dalam and Ao Ton Sai.
Ko Wua Talab
Hike up the trail for a spectacular view of Ang Thong Marine National Park.
Most Idyllic Beaches In Thailand
Ao Kantiang: Ko Lanta
No pressing crowds, only pure white sand and clear aquamarine waters.
Hat Kuat : Ko Phangan
It's easy to see to see why this lovely beach gets so many repeat visitors.
Hat Nai Harn: Phuket
Scant development and a broad stretch of white sand make this a clear winner.
Hat Tham Phra Nang: Krabi
Drop-dead gorgeous, possibly Thailand's most stunning.
Ko Nang Yuan
Three islets joined by mere wisps of the softest sand guarantees this beach top billing.
Most Exclusive Resorts In Thailand
Aleenta: Pranburi
Stylish boutique-style resort frequented by Bangkok's smart set.
Amanpuri: Phuket
The ultimate in luxury resorts, and not surprisingly, Thailand's priciest.
Chiva-Som: Hua Hin
Spa, wellness centre and luxury resort in one stunning package.
Evason Hideaway: Hua Hin
Indulgent all-villa hotel with private pool and butler on call 24 hours a day.
Pimalai: Ko Lanta
Stylish luxury property that is almost upstaged by the stunning Ao Kantiang beach it rests on.
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