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Bangkok The capital city of Thailand , known as one of the world's most exciting cities with world - class facilities. |
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Hua Hin The oldest resort town of Thailand with the unique charm of the old days - small but cosy. |
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Pattaya Thailand's premier beach destination. Spend your days under the sun with the variety of entertainment and beach activities. |
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Phuket The largest island of Thailand is a world-class destination. Full of well-appointed accom, choices of entertainment and great food. |
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Koh Chang For those who's seeking an escape to a virgin tropical island. Diving, kayaking, trekking and all beach activities are available. |
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Koh Samui This most popular island consists of pristine sandy beaches, waterfalls and plenty of hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops. |
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Koh Samed This small island is well-known for its powdery sand and clear sea. |
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Krabi The hidden paradise for those who love sun, sea, kayaking, diving and rock climbling. Nowhere to compare. |
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Cha-Am A seaside town with resorts lying along the long sandy beach. Only 2 hours from Bangkok. |
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Koh Lanta Heaven island of Andaman Sea. Plenty with forest, coral reefs and under water life. |
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Chiang Mai An old city with proud history, thousands temples, beautiful mountains and good manner of hospitality. |
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Khao Lak Located just north of Phuket Island. Most peaceful resort destinations. The stretch of coastline with beaches that go on for miles. |
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Mae Hong Son / Pai Where you can experience living on high among the natures and learning the folk life of hilltribes. |
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Koh Phangan Well-known for its full moon party. People from around the world gather here to enjoy the party, sandy beaches, snorkeling and diving. |
Thailand comprises 76 provinces that are further divided into districts, sub-districts and villages. Bangkok is the capital city and centre of political, commercial, industrial and cultural activities. It is also the seat of Thailand's revered Royal Family, with His Majesty the King recognised as Head of State, Head of the Armed Forces, Upholder of the Buddhist religion and Upholder of all religions. |
