5 Great Places to Visit in Thailand 

01. Chiang Mai 

Marginally cooler climate from the green slopes and a lot of vacationer exercises keep guests coming in developing numbers. A huge network of business visionaries and craftsmen have decided to call Chiang Mai home, perpetually pulled in to that vibe and benevolence felt in the north. 

Northern Thailand's numerous ethnic slope clan individuals and Burmese inhabitants have added to the nearby culture and food. 

Attempt to visit Chiang Mai on an end of the week to exploit the strolling road advertises; each is held in a different spot on Saturday and Sunday. The nightlife in Chiang Mai isn't close to as wild as that in Bangkok or the islands, yet there are choices. 

Getting to Chiang Mai from Bangkok is simple. Take the train on the off chance that you have the opportunity to appreciate the open country, in any case, get a modest departure from NokAir or AirAsia. 

The little riverside town of Pai was at one time a tranquil goal for hikers and "flower children" just a brief time back. Today, Pai is flourishing with the travel industry, yet a portion of the all encompassing wellbeing society remains. You'll discover a lot of spots for yoga, judo, wellbeing retreats, and natural juices. 

Encircled by mountains and green view, Pai appreciates fresher air than Chiang Mai (outside of the consuming season), and life moves a piece more slow than in the large city. Strangely, nightlife for hikers is apparently preferable in Pai over in Chiang Mai! 

Getting to Pai from Chiang Mai takes a little under four hours. The drive has picturesque focuses and expected stops en route. In case you're an accomplished enough driver, lease a bike in Chiang Mai, point it north, and appreciate a delightful drive to Pai. 


02.Pai 

The little riverside town of Pai was at one time a calm goal for hikers and "flower children" just a brief time back. Today, Pai is flourishing with the travel industry, yet a portion of the comprehensive wellbeing society remains. You'll discover a lot of spots for yoga, judo, wellbeing retreats, and natural juices. 

Encircled by mountains and green view, Pai appreciates fresher air than Chiang Mai (outside of the consuming season), and life moves a piece more slow than in the enormous city. Strangely, nightlife for explorers is ostensibly preferable in Pai over in Chiang Mai! 

Getting to Pai from Chiang Mai takes a little under four hours. The drive has beautiful focuses and likely stops en route. In case you're an accomplished enough driver, lease a bike in Chiang Mai, point it north, and appreciate an excellent drive to Pai. 

03.Railay 

Albeit in fact not an island, Railay feels like one. It's a landmass encompassed by mountains and just available by little vessel. 

With incredibly photogenic limestone rock developments, Railay in Krabi is a significant stone climbing goal in Southeast Asia. You can even scramble and stone along one of the sea shores. Profound water soloing is additionally a choice. 

Regardless of whether you want to keep your feet on the ground, the limestone precipices sticking from blue water give remarkable view frequently included on Thailand postcards and in excess of a couple of motion pictures. 

04.Ayutthaya 

Found just a short, two-hour train ride away from Bangkok, Ayutthaya was the antiquated capital of Siam for a long time before it was sacked by Burmese intruders. The capital was later moved to site of cutting edge Bangkok. 

At first established in 1350, Ayutthaya was proclaimed an UNESCO World Heritage Site as a result of the various sanctuary ruins dissipated all through the cutting edge city. Ayutthaya is a novice paleologist's fantasy and is most likely the nearest thing to an Angkor Wat that can be found in Thailand. Sukothai, another antiquated capital with ruins, is an incredible other option. 

05.Kanchanaburi 

ocated just two hours by transport from Bangkok and set on the well known River Kwai, Kanchanaburi is another generally close by alternative for getting away from the hustle in Bangkok. 

Kanchanaburi is rich with World War II history. It's home to the most well known scaffold built as a feature of the "Demise Railway" planned to associate Bangkok and Rangoon (presently Yangon). The scaffold was put on the map in the 1957 film, The Bridge On the River Kwai, enlivened by a French epic. Verifiably, a couple of things are "off" — however that scarcely prevents guests who come to see the prestigious scaffold. 

A couple fascinating galleries and lovely national parks with swimming under cascades make Kanchanaburi a hit with war history buffs and explorers.