Koh Samui, Suratthani Thailand

Koh Samui The most popular island where the long shores and number of attractive resorts belong.Thailand’s 3rd is a palm-fringed paradise with coastal roads encircling the whole island. Aside from the lovely beaches and coral beds, it is plentiful in coconut plantations and forested hills. The more popular beaches are on the northern and eastern coasts, namely Chaweng Beach, known for its party scene and combination of luxury resort and Lamai Beach. Many international diving schools have been established an nearby Koh Tao because of its pristine beaches and abundant coral reefs whichcontribute to its reputation as the best scuba diving spot in the Gulf of Thailand.

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai The capital of the Northern part is blessed with rich historical and cultural heritage. is not only a large and ancient city of northern Thailand, but also a famous tourist destination. Historical places from the Lanna era as well as natural beauty, which allows for climbing, elephant riding, trekking and bicycling await tourists. The people themselves are an unforgettable part of Chiang Mai. Handicrafts of silk, silver and wood are timeless souvenirs for visitors from all over the globe. Along with all this, a wide variety of accommodations, restaurants, and entertainment all help to make Chiang Mai one of Thailand's prime tourist attractions.

Krabi, Thailand

Krabi One of the most attractive destinations in Thailand covers an area of 4,709 sq kms. And is located 814 Kms. South of Bangkok. Krabi's major attractions are located largely along its extensive coastline with several well-known beaches and bays, and numerous offshore tropical island. Krabi's mountainous physical landscape is broken only by appearances of highlands and plain on the mainland. Natural firest cover is chiefly Mangrove and Cassia trees. The Krabi River flows 5 kms. Through the town and falls into the Andaman Sea at Tambon Pak Nam.

Kanchanaburi, Thailand

Kanchanaburi The mountainous province of Kanchanaburi, Thailand’s third largest, covers some 19,473 sq kms., and borders Myanmar (Burmar) to the west of Bangkok. The compact provincial capital, some 130 km or a comfortable two-hour drive from Bangkok, is both the site of the world-famous “Bridge Over the River Kwai”, immortalized in books and movies, as well as the gateway to a region of rugged natural beauty. Mountains characterize the countryside beyond the provicial capital and fertile river valleys where a labyrinth of damaged reservoirs provide further scenic elements to the province’s natural beauty.

Hua Hin, Thailand

Hua Hin The sandy beach at the central part of the country where is located about 200 kms south of Bangkok Hua Hin is the oldest beach resort in the Kingdom of Thailand and become popular as a rainy season retreat. The Thai Royal Family selected Hua Hin to build the Klai Kangwon Palace, or literally "haven Far From Worries" and remains in frequent use by the Thai Royal Family today, rends this town an atmosphere quite different from other beach areas in Thailand.