Category: Attractions

It was built in 1357. The temple was also destroyed during the Burmese invasion in 1767. Most of the temple was destroyed by the invaders, and the head and right hand of this big Buddha statue were also destroyed. It Read More

Bor Thor is located in the Krabi National Nature Reserve. You can take a canoe to roam the sea eclipse forest and stalactite wonders upon arrival. There is no sound of disturbance, except the incessant chatter of insects, birds, and Read More

Wat Rakhang is located next to the Chao Phraya river. It is a very beautiful building. The sparkling reflection in the water is very charming. Many pilgrims come to pray in the temple. Wat Rakhang was built during the Ayutthaya Read More

Wat Sri Suphan is the only temple that is made of sterling silver in Chiang Mai. To the south of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, the entire temple is made of a mixture of sterling silver, composite silver and Read More

Meidan Elephant Camp is a place to watch elephant shows and ride elephants. There are many activities here and the camp is very interesting. First you can take a photo with the elephant. The elephant will roll you up with Read More

Doi Inthanon National Park is a national nature reserve of Thailand, which is covering an area of 1005 square kilometers. It has the highest mountain in Thailand, Doi Inthanon. The highest peak of the mountain is 2565 meters above sea Read More

Dolphins Bay Phuket is the only dolphinarium in Phuket and is considered to be the best dolphinarium in Asia. Instead of relying on the grandeur and luxury of the dolphinarium, the size of the interior, and the number of dolphins Read More

Bang Pa-In Royal Palace is like a large park. Its architecture combines three different architectural styles: Thai, Chinese and Western style. The three main palaces are Burmese, Chinese and Gothic palace. Among them, the Tianming Hall, which is a Chinese Read More

Wiang Kum Kam is an ancient city which was built during the reign of King Mangale in 1286. There are 20 ancient ruins in and around Wiang Kum Kam, including buildings and temples, which can be dated back to the Read More

Three Kings Monument now has become a place of pilgrimage for locals. People often present flowers at the feet of statues, light incense candles, and pray for the Three Kings’ spirits to send them well-being. Before the establishment of Chiang Read More