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Thailand 's Tourist Attractions

Variety is indeed the spice of life in Thailand. Bangkok, the capital city, can puzzle visitors with its hectic pace of life. But a short drive away, the tranquil charm of rural towns awaits. From the golden spires of temples to the majestic ruins of ancient capitals, from the capital’s high-rise edifices to the simple houses of country villagers, there is no shortage of choice. Thailand’s miraculous combination of respect for the past with zest for the new and a joy in today’s pleasures guarantees visitors the most enjoyable travel experience. But if you are looking for something exotic, would like to experience the charm of the Orient, plenty of things await in Thailand. Whether you are enthusiastic for arts and culture, nature, sports, entertainment, shopping, or whatever, Thailand has plenty to offer.
For pure holiday-making magic, Thailand's islands and beaches are working definitions of heaven. And as for urban delights, the huge metropolis of Bangkok, although it can alarm with its chaos and its scale, tends to so charm visitors with its energy and cultural treasures.

Central • East • North • Northeast • South

:: South ::

        The most prominent tourist attraction in the South is inevitably Phuket (862 km), the biggest island of Thailand located in the Andaman Sea. It has rapidly become one of the best known seaside resorts of the world.
       Samui Island of Surat Thani (644 km) will be another choice. Its tranquility and unpolluted environment will refresh you. Pha-ngan Island, which is a famous diving centre, is also an interesting destination.
       Ranong (568 km), Thailand's rainiest province, is well known for its hot springs and Burmese gems. Phatthalung (840 km) is believed to be in the realm of the ancient Sri Vijaya Kingdom, which has long been forgotten leaving only a few hallowed hills today. Songkhla (950 km) is a famous seaside resort in the far South where a cruise on Songkhla Lake is fascinating. Another famous place in this province is Hat Yai, the big bustling city widely known for the low priced imported goods.
      Phang-nga (788 km), adjoining Phuket, is full of magnificent seascape and beautiful limestone caves. Those who love diving may visit Krabi(814 km) to explore its Phi Phi, Lanta, and Hong Island Groups. At Rai Le Beach, you can enjoy the exciting rock climbing. Trang (828 km) also have many fine beaches and beautiful scenery waiting to be explored such as Chao Mai National Park, and Ko Muk and its Morakot Cave. Tarutao Island off Satun (973 km), being the remotest, will provide you with the most marvelous underwater life and most tranquil atmosphere. Nakhon Si Thammarat (780 km), the land of predominant Buddhism during the Sri Vijaya period, is famous for its Talumpuk Cape and Hat Khanom-Mu Ko Thaletai National Park.

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