Few sights in Bangkok are as impressive as the Royal Barge Procession. Against the backdrop of temples and historic landmarks, an elaborate flotilla of gilded barges makes its way along the Chao Phraya River, powered by thousands of uniformed oarsmen…
Frequent visitors to Thailand will already be familiar with Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. But there is more to North Thailand than these two well-known destinations. If you’re seeking to explore somewhere new on your next visit, head to Nan….
Every autumn, Phuket becomes the setting for one of Thailand’s most remarkable cultural celebrations. Streets fill with clouds of incense and firecracker smoke, Chinese shrines are decorated with yellow banners, and thousands of devotees gather for nine days of religious…
Thailand is continuing its move towards digital immigration services by introducing the Thailand Immigration Management (THIM) mobile application. Developed by the Thailand Immigration Bureau, the app is designed to make arrival procedures quicker and provide travellers with a single platform…
Often described as the gateway to Thailand’s Gulf islands, Surat Thani province has far more to offer than simply being a transport hub for ferries to Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao. Covering a large area of southern…
For travellers seeking more than just sun, sand and sightseeing, Ko Samui has become one of Asia’s leading wellness destinations. This popular island in the Gulf of Thailand combines inviting beaches, warm hospitality and world-class wellness facilities, creating an ideal…
Thailand’s spectacular scenery has attracted filmmakers for decades. From limestone cliffs rising out of emerald seas to ancient temple ruins and jungle-covered mountains, the country’s diverse landscapes have provided the backdrop for everything from James Bond adventures and Hollywood blockbusters…
Thailand is mourning the loss of HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha, who passed away on 11 June 2026 at the age of 47. According to official statements, Princess Bajrakitiyabha had been receiving intensive medical care since suffering a cardiac event in December…
Thailand has long been associated with wellness, relaxation, and holistic healing. From traditional massage techniques and herbal therapies to meditation and mindfulness practices, the country’s wellness heritage is deeply woven into its culture. Combined with Thailand’s renowned hospitality, this rich…
Often overlooked in favour of Thailand’s more famous beach destinations, Nakhon Si Thammarat offers travellers a fascinating blend of history, culture, mountains, and coastline. Stretching from the Gulf of Thailand to the forested peaks of southern Thailand’s highest mountains, Nakhon…
Father’s Day in Thailand takes place every year on December 5, a date with deep national and emotional significance. Unlike countries where Father’s Day changes annually, Thailand observes it on a fixed date because it marks the birthday of the…
Mother’s Day in Thailand is celebrated every year on August 12, a date that carries both family and national significance. Unlike many countries where Mother’s Day moves according to the calendar, Thailand observes it on a fixed date because it…
The great news for anyone planning a trip to Thailand is that this is a year-round destination. While many travel resources say that the best time to visit Thailand is in the tourist high season from November to February, that…
Chumphon is one of Southern Thailand’s most underrated destinations. While many travellers pass through on their way to the popular islands of the Gulf of Thailand, those who stay a little longer are rewarded with quiet beaches, welcoming communities, rich…
Thailand has been steadily repositioning itself as a leader in sustainable tourism, with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) driving much of this transformation. Across the country, new standards, certifications, and community-led initiatives are reshaping how tourism operates. Few places…
Thailand’s beaches are a major draw for travellers, with soft sands, warm seas, and stunning island scenery attracting millions of visitors each year. For most people, a day at the beach passes without incident. However, as inviting as the ocean…
If you’re searching for one of Thailand’s most unusual and visually striking festivals, look no further than the Phi Ta Khon Ghost Festival. With its riot of colour, playful chaos, and deeply rooted spiritual meaning, this annual celebration is a…
For travellers craving something beyond Thailand’s well-trodden destinations, Ranong offers a refreshing alternative. Situated on the northern stretch of the Andaman coastline near the border with Myanmar, this laid-back province remains one of the least-visited (and least-populated) in the country….
Thailand’s tropical seas are famous for their clear waters, colourful coral reefs, and diverse marine life. From beginner-friendly snorkelling spots to world-class dive sites visited by live-aboard boats, the country offers countless opportunities to explore the underwater world. However, the…
Situated in the Ko Chang archipelago in eastern Thailand, Ko Mak offers a different vision of island tourism. Instead of high-rise hotels, neon nightlife, and mass tourism, this small island has chosen a quieter path built around sustainability and community…
Thailand’s eastern province of Trat is home to one of the country’s most rewarding island-hopping destinations. Just offshore lies the Ko Chang archipelago, a cluster of tropical islands known for jungle-covered mountains, quiet beaches and clear waters. While Ko Chang…
Most visitors come to Ko Chang for its long sandy beaches, clear water, and laid-back resort atmosphere. The island’s west coast, with its line of beach towns and resorts, has become the focal point for tourism in the region. Yet…
Thailand’s creative spirit is evident across the kingdom. From centuries-old craft villages in the north to the richly layered culinary traditions of the south. This cultural vitality has received international recognition through the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), with nine…
Each year in May, Bangkok hosts one of Thailand’s most time-honoured traditions: the Royal Ploughing Ceremony. Held on the ceremonial grounds of Sanam Luang, directly opposite the Grand Palace, the event formally signals the beginning of the rice-growing season. In…
From cinematic seascapes to mist-draped mountains, Thailand provides the perfect backdrop for a romantic holiday. Couples are drawn to Thailand not only for its beaches and sunsets, but also for the warmth of Thai hospitality, vibrant traditions, and the sheer…
Trang sits quietly on Thailand’s Andaman Coast, south of Krabi and well away from mass tourism. For travellers who enjoy island-hopping without crowds, fixed itineraries, or nightlife-driven resorts, Trang offers an appealing alternative. The Trang Islands are close enough to…
Often described as Thailand’s original beach resort, Hua Hin has long been a favourite escape for both Thai travellers and international visitors. What began as a royal seaside retreat has evolved into a well-rounded destination that suits solo travellers, couples,…
Travelling by train remains one of the most rewarding ways to experience Thailand. Beyond being affordable and practical, rail journeys offer a slower, more immersive view of the country. Sit back and enjoy the rolling countryside, coastal towns, historic landmarks,…
Slow travel means different things to different people, but at its heart, it’s about depth rather than distance. It’s choosing quality of experience over quantity of sights, and connection over constant movement. In a country like Thailand, where everyday life…
Prachuap Khiri Khan offers a side of Thailand that many travellers miss. Whether you’re drawn by nature, history, or simply the appeal of a quieter coastline, this province invites you to slow down and explore at leisure. With easy access…
Whether you are interested in history or not, a visit to Sukhothai Historical Park is a memorable experience. Situated approximately midway between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, a visit to Sukhothai is a journey through Thailand’s past. The peaceful rural landscape…
Located in the rural suburbs of Chiang Mai, Ban Rai Kong Khing offers one of Chiang Mai’s most meaningful examples of responsible, community-based tourism. This is a village that has prioritised sustainability, health, and cultural preservation over mass tourism. When…
If you’re looking for a truly immersive way to explore Northern Thailand beyond the typical tourist trail, The Tuk Tuk Club offers a uniquely adventurous and responsible travel experience. This adventure tourism company combines the iconic charm of Thailand’s tuk-tuks…
The Mae Hong Son Loop is one of Thailand’s most legendary road trips. This is a route that winds through forested mountains, remote valleys, and traditional villages near the Myanmar border. Known for its dramatic scenery and famously curvy roads,…
The Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival is one of Thailand’s most spectacular and meaningful celebrations. The event is a blend of Buddhist devotion, local artistry and big-scale parades that light up this northeast Thai city every July. History and background The…
Burm & Emily’s Elephant Sanctuary (often called BEES) is one of northern Thailand’s most inspiring examples of ethical elephant tourism. Located in the rural Mae Chaem district, around 2.5 hours southwest of Chiang Mai city, this family-run project gives elderly…
Thailand is an exciting destination for South African travellers. This is a country where vibrant cities meet quiet rice fields, ancient temples stand beside bustling night markets, and the warmth of local people makes every journey feel personal. While it’s…
Often overlooked by travellers rushing to Trat or the islands in the Ko Chang archipelago, Chanthaburi is one of Thailand’s most intriguing provinces. With its rich history, multicultural roots, and tranquil riverside charm, this underrated destination rewards anyone who takes…
It is with sadness and reverence that we mark the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother. The woman who will be fondly remembered in Thailand as the ‘Mother of the Nation’ departed this life at the age…
Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, passed away on 24 October 2025, aged 93. Known affectionately as the ‘Mother of the Nation‘, her birthday (12 August) is celebrated nationwide as Mother’s Day. Her late husband, King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama…
Each region of Thailand has its own culinary identity, with the style of cooking and the dishes eaten shaped by the past. While dishes associated with the north can now be found in the south and vice-versa, certain dishes are…
Bangkok once earned the nickname ‘Venice of the East’ for its maze of khlongs (canals) that shaped daily life. Though many canals have since been paved over, remnants of that watery past remain, and floating markets in the suburbs still…
With a dazzling mix of beaches, mountains, vibrant cities, and cultural treasures, Thailand is one of the world’s most rewarding holiday destinations. It’s a destination that truly has something for everyone: winter sun seekers, families on a school holiday break,…
Planning a trip to Thailand and looking for inspiration on where to stay? Look no further. From the sun-soaked sands of southern Thailand to the magnificent mountains of the north, enjoy some of the best views in the country with…
Located on the Andaman Coast, Krabi is famous for its idyllic islands and beautiful beaches. This is picture-postcard Thailand, where limestone cliffs plunge into emerald seas, hidden lagoons open up beneath jungle canopies, and cultural treasures sit alongside bustling night…
The newest instalment in the Jurassic Park dinosaur saga, Jurassic World: Rebirth, debuted in July 2025 with scenes filmed across the dramatic landscapes of Krabi, Phang Nga, and Trang. But Thailand’s connection to dinosaurs isn’t confined to the big screen….
Within comfortable reach of Bangkok, Khao Yai National Park has long been a favourite retreat for Thai travellers seeking fresh mountain air and nature. Located around 160 km (100 miles) from the Thai capital, it’s the most accessible national park…
For travellers seeking a deeper connection with nature, visiting Thailand’s national parks offers an unforgettable journey through jungles, coral reefs, waterfalls, and wildlife-rich forests. From the mountains of the north to the tropical islands of the south, these protected areas…
Located in Southern Thailand between the Andaman and Gulf Coast, Khao Sok National Park is one of Thailand’s most spectacular natural treasures. Covering over 740 square kilometres, Khao Sok is home to some of the world’s oldest evergreen rainforests, dramatic…
Nestled in a remote corner of Northern Thailand, Mae Hong Son is a destination that rewards those who make the journey. Majestic mountains, tranquil valleys, and a rich tapestry of cultures create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the country….
Thailand is ramping up efforts to promote sustainable tourism, with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) leading the charge. Recognising the growing global demand for responsible travel, TAT is encouraging hotels, tour operators, and other stakeholders to adopt more eco-friendly…
Thailand’s charm lies not just in its famous destinations, but in the lesser-known corners that offer an authentic and enriching travel experience. If you’ve already explored the highlights or want to delve deeper into the country’s culture and natural beauty,…
Tucked away in Thailand’s far southwest, Satun might be a small province, but it delivers big when it comes to natural beauty and laid-back charm. Bordering Malaysia and nestled along the stunning Andaman Coast, this serene province is perfect for…
Thailand is a welcoming country renowned for its hospitality and acceptance of different cultures. However, there are still rules and regulations in place which travellers should be aware of. This includes the sale of alcohol. Legal drinking age in Thailand…
As drones become more popular among travellers and content creators, it’s important to understand that drone use in Thailand is strictly regulated. Failure to comply with the rules can lead to fines, confiscation, or criminal charges. This guide covers the…
In 2022, Thailand officially removed cannabis from its list of banned narcotics, making headlines as the first Asian country to decriminalise the plant. The decision was driven by hopes of stimulating the local agricultural sector and creating new economic opportunities….
Ko Samui invites you to slow down and soak up the tranquil island lifestyle. While lounging on the beach might be all you need, the island offers a wide array of attractions and activities for those ready to explore more….
Thailand has long been a favourite destination for LGBTQ+ travellers. With its vibrant cities, welcoming locals, and thriving queer scene, the country offers a warm embrace to rainbow travellers from around the globe. For South Africans seeking a safe, fun,…
Located only 45 miles (75km) north of Bangkok, the ancient city of Ayutthaya was once the capital of the kingdom of Siam. From the 14th to the 18th century, Ayutthaya was a centre of global diplomacy and commerce. The end…
Three weeks is a good amount of time for a first-time visit to Thailand. This allows you to experience the country’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and cuisines. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the serene mountains in the north to…
Thailand is renowned for its ornate Buddhist temples (known as ‘wat‘ in Thai), each offering a unique glimpse into the country’s spiritual and artistic heritage. While classic sites like Wat Pho in Bangkok and Wat Phra That Doi Suthep in…
Located in the lower north of Thailand, Sukhothai is a picturesque destination with a history that dates back to the golden age of Thai civilization. Sukhothai was the first capital of the Kingdom of Siam in the 13th century and…
Bangkok’s Chinatown (also known as Yaowarat) is one of the oldest and most vibrant neighbourhoods in the Thai capital. Known for its rich history, gold shops, intricate temples and shrines, and mouth-watering street food, Chinatown offers a sensory overload in…
Deciding where to stay in Bangkok largely depends on how much time you have and what you plan to do during your visit. If it’s your first time in the city, basing yourself in the historic Old City is a…
Thai food is famous for its bold flavours, vibrant colours, and beautiful presentation. But beyond its delicious taste and aesthetic appeal, Thai cuisine also offers a host of health benefits. With a strong emphasis on fresh herbs, vegetables, lean proteins,…
Frequent travellers to Thailand may remember the old TM6 arrival card, the paper form that had to be completed by hand before entering the country. That requirement was officially suspended in 2022. Now, a streamlined digital system has taken its…
Thailand provides the stunning backdrop to Season 3 of The White Lotus. The Emmy award-winning show is set in a fictitious luxury resort, but real-life hotels in Thailand were used to portray The White Lotus. Although much of the filming…
Ko Chang is the third largest island in Thailand. Although it is a well-established tourist destination, it doesn’t receive as many visitors as the other two largest islands, Phuket and Ko Samui. This makes Ko Chang an ideal choice for…
In today’s digital age, having the right apps on your smartphone or tablet can make travelling smoother and more enjoyable. Thailand is no exception — whether you need help with accommodation, communication, transportation, or food, there’s an app that can…
The elephant is Thailand’s national animal. Known as chang in Thai, elephants are deeply embedded in the country’s history and culture. National Thai Elephant Day In Thailand, March 13 is recognised as National Thai Elephant Day. Established in 1988, National…
Thailand is a vibrant and diverse country, offering unforgettable experiences for first-time visitors. Thai people are famous for their hospitality and are welcoming hosts. To be a responsible traveller, please be aware of the basic do’s and don’ts in Thailand….
Learning even a few basic Thai words can show respect for the local culture and help you connect with people during your visit. In popular tourist destinations, many locals speak some English, so communication is usually not a major issue….
If you’re planning a getaway along Thailand’s Andaman Coast, consider exploring the southern province of Trang. While many travellers flock to the well-known destinations of Phuket and Krabi, Trang is an excellent alternative. Trang boasts some of Thailand’s most breathtaking…
Thailand is a paradise for food lovers, and that includes vegetarians and vegans. With an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables, and plant-based dishes, it’s easy to maintain a vegetarian or vegan diet while exploring the country. Here’s everything you need…
The northern Thai city of Chiang Mai is the former capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom. Though the Lanna Kingdom no longer exists, its influence lives on through the city’s food, language, traditions, and architecture. This fascinating blend of heritage…
Thailand has legalised same-sex marriage. The new law came into effect on 23 January 2025, making Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise same-sex marriage. The new law not only grants legal protections and rights, it symbolises Thailand’s…
If you’re visiting Thailand in February, consider including one of the country’s most vibrant celebrations, the Chiang Mai Flower Festival, in your itinerary. Known as the ‘Rose of the North’, Chiang Mai truly lives up to its nickname during this…
Before becoming part of modern Thailand, the northern region was the heartland of the Lanna Kingdom. That Lanna heritage remains vibrant today, influencing the region’s language, architecture, festivals, and, of course, its food. Northern Thai cuisine reflects centuries of cultural…
Thailand is a dream destination for travellers seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re keen to get fit with Muay Thai training, explore historic sites on two wheels, dive into Asia’s top underwater paradises, or hit a world-class…
Regarding tipping in Thailand, many visitors are unsure of what’s customary. Unlike some countries where tipping is expected, in Thailand, tipping is discretionary and context-dependent. Tipping in Thailand is not about adhering to strict rules but showing appreciation for quality…
Phuket’s golf courses combine world-class design with stunning natural surroundings, offering a memorable golfing experience. From lush fairways nestled in valleys to coastal courses with dramatic ocean views, Phuket has something for every golf enthusiast. So pack your golf gear,…
Phuket is renowned for its stunning beaches, but there is much to see and do beyond the beach on Thailand’s largest island. Immerse yourself in local culture, sample the fabulous food and admire the natural wonders. Whether you’re travelling solo,…
Southern Thai cuisine is a flavourful blend of influences from Thai, Malay, Indian, and Chinese traditions. While some dishes from this region are known for their fiery heat, there are plenty of milder options to enjoy too. Here’s a selection…
Nestled between Phuket and the mainland of Southern Thailand, Phang Nga Bay is one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic natural wonders. Dotted with dramatic limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and quaint fishing villages, Phang Nga Bay offers visitors an unforgettable experience….
Traditional Thai massage (nuad Thai) is an ancient therapeutic practice deeply rooted in the culture and history of Thailand. Revered as both an art form and a healing science, this massage style transcends the physical body, aiming to balance energy,…
The southern Thai province of Phang Nga boasts beautiful beaches, idyllic islands, and breathtaking seascapes. Nestled between the popular tourist spots of Krabi and Phuket, Phang Nga offers a more local and laid-back atmosphere. For those seeking a beach or…
Isaan is famous for its bold and vibrant cuisine. Known for its punchy flavours — spicy, sour, salty, and sometimes bitter — Isaan food showcases a unique culinary identity shaped by local ingredients and Laotian influence. If you’re travelling to…
UNESCO has designated nine locations in Thailand as World Heritage Sites. Located in different regions of the country, these sites include six of cultural and historical importance and three natural wonders. Together, they showcase the richness of Thailand’s heritage, from…
The north-east region of Isaan is known for its culture and deep-rooted traditions. Although this area sees fewer tourists than Thailand’s better-known destinations, Isaan is a fascinating region for culture lovers to explore. Home to national parks and UNESCO World…
The northeast region of Isaan is often overshadowed by the more popular destinations in Thailand. Although there may be no idyllic islands or tropical beaches in this corner of Thailand, visitors who travel here will find a warm welcome and…
Kanchanaburi province offers a diverse range of experiences, from poignant historical landmarks to breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you’re interested in learning about World War II history, exploring lush national parks, or enjoying a peaceful retreat along the river, Kanchanaburi has…
Whatever your budget, there is something to appeal to everyone in Thailand. This is a country that is famous for providing good value. Whether it’s food, transport or accommodation, Thailand offers exceptional value for money. That value extends to affordable…
With April being one of the hot season months in Thailand and temperatures soaring across the country, it’s the perfect time to head to Thailand’s stunning beaches and islands. April also sees a truly amazing event, Songkran, the traditional Thai…
March marks the beginning of Thailand’s hot season, making it an ideal time to unwind on a beach getaway. While it’s still a popular month for travel, the number of tourists is lower compared to the peak season from December…
Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a cultural experience, February is an ideal month to visit Thailand. February is one of the cool season months and is a wonderful time for tourists to explore Thailand without the intense heat or…
Phu Phrabat Historical Park in Udon Thani is the latest addition to Thailand’s list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The cultural attraction in the north-east region of Isaan became the eighth UNESCO World Heritage Site in Thailand in July 2024….
January is an excellent time to visit Thailand. With settled weather, it’s perfect for a beach holiday on any of the Thai islands or at beach resorts. The cool season also makes it an ideal month to explore the countryside…
Travellers to Thailand need to apply online for the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). This is not a visa, but an arrival card that all travellers will need. There is no charge for the TDAC. Apply online here: https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/ There are…
December offers wonderful weather across most areas of Thailand, making it an ideal month for active holidays, lazy beach breaks or family trips. December is one of the tourist high season months with many visitors from Europe and the West…
Marking the official start of the cool season, November is an excellent time to visit Thailand. While there are regional weather variations, many parts of Thailand enjoy pleasant temperatures, abundant sunshine, and low humidity during November. This month also features…
One of the joys of travelling around Thailand is the chance to try different regional dishes. First-time visitors are often surprised by the diversity of the food in the various regions. While staple dishes like pad Thai and pad kaprao…
October is a great time to visit Thailand if you’re looking for enticing travel deals and cheaper hotel prices. Although the weather in October can be less settled, particularly in the first half of the month, the advantages still outweigh…
When you travel to Thailand, one of the mundane but essential things you have to arrange is changing money into Thai baht. Although there are various options to do this, the most convenient option may not always offer the best…
September is one of Thailand’s low-season months, but there are advantages to visiting during this quieter time of year. Travelling outside of the tourist high season brings with it the opportunity to enjoy discounted rates on accommodation and internal flights….
Although August is one of the low-season months in Thailand, it can still be a good month to visit. While it’s true that the weather is less settled, temperatures remain warm and it’s an excellent time to explore the natural…
Taking place in May ahead of the rainy season, Thailand’s Rocket Festivals are an extraordinary event. This annual festival is steeped in tradition and shows the importance of rice to everyday Thai life. Although some Rocket Festivals are held in…
There are lots of advantages to visiting Thailand in July. This is the low season so there are good deals available on accommodation and internal flights. With July being one of the green season months, you can expect to see…
Thanks to a well-developed infrastructure, travelling between different destinations in Thailand is easy to arrange. With Bangkok located in the centre of the country, travel from the Thai capital is convenient no matter which direction you are travelling in. Internal…
June is one of the green season (rainy season months) in Thailand. While it’s true that there is an increased chance of rainfall for many areas of the country, it doesn’t mean that it rains all day, every day. Far…
Buddhism is a fundamental part of Thai society and influences various aspects of life in Thailand. With more than 90% of the population being Buddhist, it highlights the significant role that Buddhism plays in Thailand. Visitors to Thailand should be…
Although May is one of the low-season months in Thailand, it’s still a good month to visit. The fact that it is quieter means you can take advantage of discounted room rates and internal flights, and experience less crowded tourist…
Thailand’s myriad of islands, coral reefs and warm tropical waters make it an ideal destination for snorkelling and diving. Visitors can easily arrange trips once they are in Thailand and whatever your level of experience, there are plenty of options…
With the laid-back way of life in Thailand and the pervading mai pen rai attitude, it’s easy to see why the country is known as the Land of Smiles. And when people are in holiday mode in Thailand, they might…
If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, don’t forget your travel insurance. Getting the right form of insurance for your travels is an essential part of your trip planning. Travellers in Thailand who require medical assistance must pay for it….
If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, you might be wondering when is the best time to visit. Any month can be a great time to visit, but Thailand has three main seasons: cool season, hot season, and green season….
If you’re planning on travelling to Thailand, it’s recommended that you consult a qualified health professional regarding the vaccinations you may need. The vaccinations listed below aren’t compulsory, but your doctor may advise you to get jabs or booster jabs…
If you’ve been lucky enough to be in Thailand during the Songkran Festival, you will already know what an incredible event it is. And if you haven’t yet celebrated Songkran in Thailand but are planning to visit, you are in…
When you visit Thailand, it’s important to be aware of the regulations for carrying medication. To ensure a hassle-free trip, take time to read our advice below which covers everything you need to know. Packaging If you are travelling with…
Thailand hosts several festivals throughout the year, from nationwide celebrations like Songkran and Loy Krathong to regional festivals like the Poy Sang Long Festival. Each festival has its unique charm and offers visitors a chance to experience the local culture…
Phuket is renowned for its fabulous beaches and with so many beautiful stretches of sand to choose from, it’s easy to see the appeal of Thailand’s largest island. But there is so much more to see and do in Phuket….
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