7 Must visit places while in Thailand

Thailand is a well-known, desired, and Instagram-able destination when it comes to traveling. Bangkok is the capital of this beautiful country which is just as vibrant. It is the place that has all and any experience you could have if you are a beach person. The country is situated in southeast Asia with Myanmar, Laos, Malaysia, and many other countries nearby sharing the borders. The most common religion is Buddhism here. This could be the perfect place for a honeymoon, artists, solo trips, and families. From nature and quiet to be the party animal you can find all that interests you right here in this place. The place is denoted as the land of smiles. Let's find out why.

 

1. Island (Koh Lanta)


Koh Lanta is a popular Thai island and if you want to have a chill and relaxing experience this is the place for you. It is a suitable place for artists who are looking for an artist's retreat and want to be motivated. You will see crazy shades of blue all around the place.

Best time to visit: November to April is the peak travel season. Starting June till September, it's the rainy season hence the weather is volatile. 
Tip: The beach and the sunset are the blissful part of the evening, and the nights can be enjoyed at the beach bars (be on the lookout for the deals of happy hour).

 

2. Elephant sanctuaries (Chiang Mai)


Do you know elephants find human beings cute!!, If you are an animal lover and love such facts this is the place for you. The sanctuaries here in Chiang Mai are all that bucket list needs. The place was famous for elephant riding and tiger temple, but such practices were eliminated hence making it free from any cruelty. So, it's just the elephant's world and you will be having fun in it. If you want to learn about elephants this is the place for you. The elephants here are rescued so you get to hear informative and interesting stories of these rescuers. The most exciting part is that the people visiting get to feed, bathe, and love these beautiful gigantic creatures. This place is not just beautiful but also ethical for the animals living here.

 

Best time to visit: Avoid the rainy season so the best time would be October to April.

 

 

3. Natural pool (Erawan national park)


Nature has the best of everything, and this is one of the experiences that is suitable for everyone because who doesn't love a good swim and a good dip? Yes, we are talking about the Erawan falls in Thailand. This is in the Erawan national park which of course holds a lot more than this pool experience. The beautiful green shade and the falling cool water will relax and energize you.

 

Best time to visit: Before September it is the rainy season and after December starts the dry season hence September to December would be a good time to visit here. 
Tip: The place is safe for solo travelers (especially women).

 

4. Phi-Phi Island


The place is as breathtaking as it looks. Being a famous destination in Thailand it is traveled by many which could make the place crowded. There is a boat ride that helps you reach the island, and it is like the cherry on top (must have experience). There are two places from where you can reach the island these are Ao Nang and Phuket. Speed boating is also one of the experiences the place provides. So don't miss the adventure out and get lost in the beauty of the island.

 

Best time to visit: January to April. 
Tip: Ao Nang to Phi-Phi Island route is the more recommended one because of the locations that lie in the way.

 

 

5. Bangkok 


Being the capital of the country, it is bustling with nightlife, city vibes, and of course markets. This would be the place for the shopaholic in you. Want to have that dopamine surge just go ahead and shop. The city has a famous temple which is the emerald buddha temple which you can travel by local transit. Nearby is a market called amulet market. So that's a bonus. Many other temples are there just as famous and historic to visit in the place like the temple of the reclining buddha and Wat Arun to name a few. The place is also famous for adventure sports and food.

 

Best time to visit: November to February. 
Tip: To visit the temples, it is advised to cover the elbows and the knees. The culture and rules are a little different for example it is rude to eat right out of a fork and always slide your food on the spoon.

 

 

6. Chao Phraya River


The river is not just a good sight but also an opportunity to go on a dinner cruise. It is the best night experience you can have at the river as the city lights shimmer in the dark. There is food, old music (for the old soul in you), and a remarkable view. It's a pocket-friendly experience and is worth every penny. Travelers of all ages can enjoy this experience and have that core memory.

 

Best time to visit: February to May

 


7. Koh Samui 


The place is not just an island and has a beach but also has hidden waterfalls in the forests. The lush green forest and the blue beach are therapeutic in their way. It's a good honeymoon destination. To reach the island a ferry is taken from the Surat Thani, and you will also see Koh Tao Island on the way. The weather here would be a thing to consider. This time will give you the beach vibe you want.

 

Best time to visit: The best time is from December to April as it's rainy in the months before. 
Tip: The places to stay could differ according to preference as party people would love to stay at the hotels in Chaweng beach but travelers wanting a peaceful stay would love to stay at Choeng Mon. if you are looking for luxury, Maenam beach is the place for you.

 


So, do you find going to Thailand worth it? It's for you to decide after all you know yourself best. Thailand seems suitable for most people and provides calm and excitement. There are many options to choose from in the case of beaches, temples, markets, and sanctuaries.