From bustling neon metropolises and UNESCO ancient temple kingdoms to tropical Andaman islands, world-class diving bays, and misty northern mountain peaks. Choose a destination below to read our in-depth travel guides complete with hotel recommendations, hand-picked tours, interactive maps, and insider tips.
Bangkok is the capital and largest city of Thailand. It is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city that is home to a mix of ancient temples and shrines, world-class dining, bustling night markets, and soaring rooftop skylines.
The best way to see history in Phuket Old Town is through its fantastic architecture. Due to Chinese and European influence, most of Old Town in Phuket is built in Sino-Portuguese style, paired with breathtaking Andaman beaches and island excursions.
Pattaya is the most lively city of Thailand with its crazy nightlife. You gonna feel like every day is a weekend. There are thousands of bars, world-class beach clubs, waterparks, Koh Larn island, and the Sanctuary of Truth.
Walking StreetSanctuary of TruthKoh LarnWaterparks
Chiang Mai is a city in northern Thailand known for its ancient temples, vibrant street markets, and beautiful natural surroundings nestled in the misty northern highlands, ethical elephant sanctuaries, and artisan coffee culture.
Doi SuthepOld City TemplesNight BazaarElephant Sanctuaries
Koh Samui, Thailand’s tropical gem, features idyllic beaches, turquoise waters, and lush jungles. Delight in marine adventures in Ang Thong Marine Park, lively nightlife, and diverse luxury beachfront lodging options.
Patong offers a great adventure during the daytime as travelers can explore water activities such as parasailing, jet skis, banana boat rides, and watersports, followed by the electrifying nightlife spectacle of Bangla Road.
Railay Beach, located in the Krabi province of Thailand and accessible only by boat, is a stunning tropical paradise known for its pristine white sand, turquoise waters, and towering limestone cliffs.
Phra Nang CaveRock ClimbingSunset CruisesSea Kayaking
Ayutthaya, a UNESCO site in Thailand, showcases enchanting ancient ruins and temples. Immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural marvels of this former Siamese capital encircled by scenic waterways.
Wat MahathatThree ChedisRiver CruisesAncient Prangs
Sukhothai, a UNESCO site, features ancient ruins and temples from Thailand’s first capital. Discover its rich history and architectural splendor in this remarkable vehicle-free parkland of lotus ponds and serene stone Buddhas.
Khao Lak offers endless golden-sand beaches and peaceful tropical nature. The ultimate launchpad for scuba diving in the Similan and Surin Islands and trekking the ancient rainforests of Khao Sok.
Similan IslandsKhao Sok LakeSunset BeachesBoutique Resorts
Known as the Maldives of Thailand, Koh Lipe is a tiny car-free paradise in the deep Andaman Sea featuring blindingly white powdery sand, ultra-clear turquoise waters, and thriving soft coral reefs.
Krabi is famous for its scenic view and breathtaking Beaches and Islands. Its coral reef vistas are also one of the world’s most beautiful, which makes the City a great spot for coral diving and island adventures.
Chiang Rai is a city in northern Thailand that is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural history, highlighted by iconic architectural treasures like the White Temple and Blue Temple.
White TempleBlue TempleGolden TriangleTea Plantations
Koh Chang, a tranquil Thai island, offers picturesque beaches, verdant jungles, and vibrant coral reefs. Indulge in water sports, wildlife exploration, and peaceful relaxation at this captivating destination.
Budget carriers like AirAsia, Thai VietJet, and Nok Air connect Bangkok to Phuket, Chiang Mai, Krabi, and Phitsanulok (for Sukhothai) with frequent 1-hour flights for under 1,500 THB.
💳 Money & Payments
Thai street stalls and songthaews use cash, while hotels, airlines, and upscale malls accept cards. Use your Revolut multi-currency card to avoid hefty foreign exchange markups and bank conversion fees.
☀️ Best Travel Seasons
November to February brings pleasant dry weather across most of Thailand. The Gulf of Thailand (Koh Samui) enjoys excellent sunshine from February through August.
