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The Grand Palace located in Bangkok is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. It’s a large complex of buildings that has been the official residence of the King, his court and his royal government, and is still used for official events.

The White Temple also known as Wat Rong Khun is a magnificent temple located in Chiang Rai Province in the northeast of Thailand. In 1997 a local artist Chalermchai Kositpipat made up his mind to completely rebuild the temple with his own money. In 2014 Wat Rong Khun was badly damaged by the earthquake. Soon after the disaster the reconstruction works were started in order to restore the temple to its original state

The Temple of the Emerald Buddha is located in the historical center of Bangkok. Wat Phra Kaew as it is called in Thai houses the sacred Emerald Buddha image. It’s a 66 centimeters tall figurine made of semi-precious green stone called jade. The entire interior is decorated with painted mural paintings, and the doors, windows and walls are decorated with floral designs. The gates are guarded by twelve bronze lions.

The railway bridge on the River Khwae was constructed during World War II as part of a railway line between Thailand and Burma. Allied prisoners of war were brought in for the project and many of them died during the construction of the line. In 1944 the bridge was destroyed but after World War II, the three damaged sections of the bridge were renovated. The Bridge on the River Khwae has become famous after the similarly-named multi-Oscar-winning film was shot in 1957.

Ayutthaya Historical Park is located 70 km from Bangkok. There are a great number of Buddha temples available for visiting in Ayutthaya Historical Park, the biggest of which are Wat Ratchaburana and Wat Na Phra Men. In the very center of the Park The Grand Palace or Wang Luang is located. In the 13th century it was the King’s residence.

The island of Phuket is located in southern Thailand and 860 km south of Bangkok. The country's largest island of Phuket, and another 32 smaller islands comprise Phuket province as one of the Thailand provinces. The economy of Thailand is based primarily on international tourism, natural rubber production, cultured marine pearl growing and fishing.

Chiang Mai is the capital of northern Thailand and the second largest city in Thailand. The city is like a large garden where for some odd reason old temples and modern buildings and roads coexist side by side. Chiang Mai is also known as the land of magnificent temples, which is obviously true. The atmosphere of tranquility and calmness is another peculiarity of the place.

Surat Thani is the largest province of southern Thailand. It is known for its lovely sandy white beaches surrounded by coconut trees, amazing waterfalls, snake and crocodile farms and butterfly garden. Surat Thani is a gateway to much-visited destinations like Koh Phangan or Koh Tao meaning 'Turtle Island'. Pha-Ngan is world famous for its Full Moon Party's all-night beach festivities and National Marine Park tours. Koh Tao is one of the world’s top destinations which attracts divers from all around the world.

Ramayana Water Park (Pattaya aquapark Ramayana) located 30 km from Pattaya is the biggest and most amazing water park in Thailand. The waterpark offers a wide choice of thrilling attractions like water slides, a lazy river with waves and waterfalls, children's playgrounds, a floating market and much more. In addition, various facilities like shops, tennis courts, an Asian restaurant and others are available for visitors. So go ahead and have a fun-filled day right now!

Both adults and young travelers will definitely appreciate this beautiful park full of greenery and trees. This is a great opportunity not only to relax but watch various impressive shows in safari parks like elephant show, crocodile show and even cobra show. In addition to that, four-wheeler rides are available for those who are looking for the adrenaline rush.

Phuket Zoo was founded as a private zoo in 1997. Hundreds of thousands tourists both adults and children have visited this most exciting tourist attraction. Located near the Chalong Bay, the zoo covers a relatively small area of about 5 hectares and is a home for a quite limited number of species. The zoo is also known for its beautiful tropical nature environment with exotic lush vegetation.

Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden located close to Pattaya is a must-visit place to spend a marvelous and relaxing day with your kids amidst the most beautiful landscapes. Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is the biggest botanical garden in Southeast Asia. It is home to an enormous number of exotic plant and animal species.

One of the highlights of central Bangkok is a museum called The Jim Thompson House. Located right by the skyscrapers and busiest motorways and surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a real oasis amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. Six old Thai-style teak buildings located in a fantastic tropical garden host an extensive collection of Asian art and antiques. It’s the heritage of the former owner of the estate Jim Thompson, an American businessman, architect and millionaire. He was famous as a person who lived an exotic life and who helped revitalize the Thai silk industry.

In the past Phuket was one of the major tin-producing regions in Asia and its culture and history were very much influenced by this fact since tin was one of the high-demand products. Once you get acquainted with the exhibitions, you will be fully convinced that Phuket would not get its multicultural identity without tin.

Eight most well-known and stunning Royal Barges used by the Royal Household and the Royal Thai Navy in spectacular ceremonial processions along the river are currently displayed in the National Museum of Royal Barges. Each of the unique ornately decorated vessels is carved from huge pieces of teak and engraved with wooden sculptures of mythical creatures.

One of the best ways both for children and adults to immerse in local culture is visiting Bangkok Doll Museum & Factory which hosts a collection of over 400 handcrafted traditional Thai dolls. Visitors can admire the museum collection, watch the art of making miniature models and get some great souvenirs in the gift shop.