A nat­ur­al cave inside a moun­tain, about 1200 m long. The cave has two entrances: west­ern and east­ern, but now only th…

Built in com­mem­o­ra­tion of Bangkok’s 150th anniver­sary cel­e­bra­tions in 1932, the mon­u­ment is at the foot of the Great …

Designed by Prince Naris, this gold­en pig stat­ue was cre­at­ed in 1913 at the 50th birth­day anniver­sary of Queen Phatch…

The Phuket Ocea­nari­um is a small one-sto­ry build­ing hous­ing about 150 species of marine life. There are sev­er­al rooms…

The MahaSamutr pool is home to Asia’s largest man-made lagoon. It has a sur­face area of 72,000 square miles and a max…

Set on the tran­quil shores of Bang Tao, beach club draws inspi­ra­tion from the mys­ti­cal cul­tures of the Mayan and Azte…

The Phi­mai His­tor­i­cal Park holds one of the largest Hin­du Khmer tem­ples in the coun­try. It dates back to the 11th or …

Khao Sok Nation­al Park is a unique mix of very diverse ecosys­tems. Home to rain­for­est that’s old­er than the Ama­zon, t…

Bet­ter known to many as “the bridge over the Riv­er Kwai,” the Kan­chanaburi bridge is part of the Thai-Bur­ma Rail­way t…

Ruins of this old city still stand proud despite endur­ing cen­turies of bat­tle and expo­sure to the ele­ments.

150-meter-tall Haew Narok and the even more famous Haew Suwat, which appeared in the Leonar­do DiCapri­o’s film, The Be…

Ele­phants are revered in Thai­land, and stat­ues and paint­ings of them can be seen every­where you go, includ­ing the roy…

Every Thai­land vis­i­tor looks for­ward to cheap and deli­cious food-and that’s exact­ly what they can find in abun­dance a…

The grounds are a maze of roy­al halls, tem­ples, and ancient relics, the most impor­tant being Wat Phra Kaeo (the Tem­pl…

Area: 115,46 sq. km., vol­ume: 5950 cubic meters, depth avg: 51,5 m, shore length: 101,97 m, res time: 549,5, ele­va­tio…

This typ­i­cal wood­en Thai-style fam­i­ly house was built in 1937 and orig­i­nal­ly was the home of the Suravadee fam­i­ly. It…

Just out­side of the Grand Palace, Wang Tha Phra Palace is now a part of Sil­pako­rn Uni­ver­si­ty, where many artists star…

Five floors house a col­lec­tion of hun­dreds of pieces of paint­ing and sculp­ture illus­trat­ing the devel­op­ment of Thai a…

The Eng­lish-speak­ing inter­na­tion­al church com­mu­ni­ty resid­ing in the church actu­al­ly dates from the 19th cen­tu­ry, when…

This small, green park has a great view of the Chao Phraya Riv­er and the mod­ern Rama VIII sus­pen­sion bridge that cros…

This com­plex of five Thai-style hous­es was once the res­i­dence of one of Thai­land’s lead­ing art col­lec­tors, Prince Chu…

This is a mon­u­ment to the Thai expe­di­tionary force that fought in Euro­pean bat­tle­fields dur­ing World War I. After war…

14 Octo­ber 1973 is one of the most impor­tant dates in mod­ern Thai his­to­ry. Mil­lions of pro-democ­ra­cy pro­test­ers gathe…

Now the cen­tral build­ing of the Nation­al Muse­um, the Front Palace used to be an enor­mous com­plex stretch­ing from the …

Built in 1987 to cel­e­brate the 60th birth­day of the for­mer king, HM Bhu­mi­bol Adulyadej, this is the largest pub­lic pa…