Your Travel Guide to Thailand
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The main reason why people come to Koh Kood is for its natural setting. Its beaches, lush jungle and hidden waterfalls make it a little haven of peace (still) far from mass tourism.
The beaches of Koh Kood are among the most beautiful in Thailand, with their white sand and crystal clear waters. Ao Tapao is the longest and one of the most accessible, offering an ideal setting to relax and enjoy the sunset. Further south, Bang Bao seduces with its protected bay is perfect for swimming. Ao Phrao, meanwhile, is one of the wildest beaches on the island, ideal for those looking for a quiet corner away from it all.
In the interior of the island of Koh Kut, we find its waterfalls. Khlong Chao is the most famous and probably the most beautiful, nestled in the heart of the jungle, with a natural pool where you can swim. Koh Kood also has some interesting sites, such as the century-old Makayuk tree. The fishing village of Ao Salad, with its stilt houses and colorful boats, allows you to observe the traditional way of life of the locals and enjoy fresh seafood in an authentic atmosphere.
Called 'Kad Phra Non' which means reclining Buddha market because it is close to Wat Phra Non, this friendly night market is held every Saturday evening in the city center of Phrae in a pretty...
This small village of artisan working with wickected in the vicinity of Thale Noi lake does not lack of charm with its small cemented roads on piles. You can see the villagers at work in their homes.
one of the most popular diving sites in Thailand with underwater caves. The largest one is called the cathedral because of its shape. Koh Haa is actually a set of 5 islands located within the Mu...
This recent temple, its construction started in 2006, is about 50 kilometers from Chiang Rai city. It clearly worths the detour as it is certainly one of the most beautiful and impressive temples...

UPDATE: the free event at Mae Kuan is CANCELLED (see below) Every year, Chiang Mai, the cultural capital of northern Thailand, hosts grand celebrations for Loy Krathong and the Yi Peng Festival, the northern-specific festival best known for the...