Being considered to be the most sacred place in Thailand, visitors to the Grand Palace will have to pay strict attention to the dress code. In this article, we will introduce you to the remarkable areas in the Grand Palace and the dress code for each area. Quick Navigation I. Wat Phra Kaew Temple Dress code in Wat Phra Kaew Temple II. The Palace Important note about the dress code in the Palace Royal Reception Halls Dress code in Royal Reception Halls I. Wat Phra Kaew Temple Inside the Grand Palace, there are several impressive architectures such as Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emeral ..read more

Thailand is a tropical country with the beautiful sea, the bustling cities, and cheap shopping paradises. Choose the right time to travel Thailand and you will have a wonderful tour in which you will experience more interesting things. It is not so easy to decide when to travel to Thailand. This depends on the criteria of your trip, for example, whether you like to attend festivals in Thailand, you choose the mountains or plains in Thailand to visit or you want to select the peak season with a vibrant atmosphere or the low season with a quiet space. In this article, we will give you the answe ..read more

In addition to the beautiful beaches, shopping centers, and ancient temples, Thailand is known to many tourists with the bustling red-light districts. Thailand sex industry began to flourish in the 1960s to serve American soldiers in Vietnam and now Thailand sex tourism becomes an important part of Thai tourism. Let’s learn about the most famous red-light districts in Thailand through the following article. Quick Navigation 1. “Two-faced” Patpong 2. “Kind” Soy Cowboy  3. “Hot” Nana Plaza 4. "Vibrant" Khaosan  5. Patong, Phuket, Thailand 6. Pattaya 1. “Two-faced” Patpong Patp ..read more

Thailand is well-known for its rich tradition of food and culture, especially Bangkok is also known as a shopping paradise. In recent years, international citizens have chosen Thailand as a destination for leisure, entertainment, and shopping. If you are experiencing a lot of pressure on your job, reward yourself with a 5-day tour the recommended Thailand travel itinerary as follows: Khao Yai - Hua Hin - Bangkok. Quick Navigation 2 days and 2 nights in Khao Yai * What to prepare * Some notes 2 days 2 nights in Hua Hin *Hotels in Hua Hin *Some places of interest in Hua Hin 1 day 1 night i ..read more

Thailand is a beautiful country with rich culture. If you want to have a vacation in this country, these guidelines and documents about Thailand travel visa will be useful before you board the plane bound for the “land of smiles.” Quick Navigation 1. What is a Travel Visa? 2. Requirements for a Travel Visa 3. Re-Entry Permit 4. Cases visiting Thailand without a travel visa 1. What is a Travel Visa? When you visit Thailand with the purpose of leisure, sight-seeing and personal enlightenment, you are a tourist. A tourist is not allowed to work or conduct business in Thailand. A to ..read more

Thai tourism isn't always the great shopping places and attractive street food but also many other interesting things to explore. Let’s find out top 9 fun things to do in Thailand through the following article! Quick Navigation 1. Boat Trip On Chao Phraya River 2. Eating like the indigenous people 3. Massage 4. Seeing Thai Boxing (Muay Thai) 5. Going tailoring a suit 6. Going to Phuket & Khao Lak  7. Visiting Tiger Cave Temple 8. Visiting The Elephant Farm 9. Buying spices 1. Boat Trip On Chao Phraya River Bangkok's canals flow into Chao Phraya River, where you can admire te ..read more

Thailand tourism, with friendly people, unique tropical climate, as well as the ancient culture and history, is always an ideal destination for tourists. Sitting on a tuk-tuk to watch the streets, enjoying cool coconut cream, or visiting the oldest temple in Bangkok - Wat Po... are the top things to do in Thailand you should do during your first trip in this country. Quick Navigation 1. Visit the Royal Palace of Thailand 2. Enjoy Coconut Cream 3. Visit Chatuchak Market on the weekend 4. Visiting the floating markets 5. Get out and enjoy the nightlife in Bangkok 6. See Muay Thai performan ..read more

The trip to the sea will be great if you no longer enjoy the noisy and stuffy Bangkok. If don't have time to visit well-known places such as Phuket, Ko Samui, you can choose beaches near Bangkok. Buses and high-speed trains provide easy access tothese locations. Here are some of the best beaches near Bangkok that have stunning landscapes. Quick Navigation 1. Hua Hin Beach 2. Koh Samet Beach 3. Pattaya Beach 4. Pranburi Beach 5. Cha-Am Beach 6. Bang Saen Beach 7. Jomtien Beach 1. Hua Hin Beach About 3-hour drive from Bangkok, Hua Hin will bring you an unforgettable enjoyment. Hua Hin ..read more

To young people, if you just know the way from home to school, then from school to company, , isn't that a waste? When you are still around the familiar path, in outside, how many young people have discovered new adventures? You do not have to spend the whole month. Choose the most appropriate route to explore, for example choose Southeast Asia backpacking route - the area which is diverse in both culture and history with many interesting things to explore.  A trip through one or two Southeast Asia countries each year means that your youth is passing without regret about what-not-to-do ..read more

With favorable exchange rates, an unfussy tourist visa policy, idyllic beaches, and world-renowned cuisine, the number of foreign visitors to the country has doubled over the past decade. If you are planing to Thailand this year, let us help you prepare 17 useful items that should be in your suitcase. Land of smiles with many golden temples 1) Slip-on shoes You have to take your shoes off frequently in Thailand, not just for entering someone’s house or a temple, but also to go into a cafe, restaurant, shop, or massage parlor. Instead of wasting time unlacing impractical ..read more