Update: | Date of observation: 03/10/2011
When the climate in Thailand becomes hot, everyone heads for the sea (or the nearest swimming pool) to cool off. Here is an overview of Phuket Island’s various beaches and their highlight(s). Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 05/10/2011
Phuket Thaihua was once the oldest Chinese language school on Phuket before it became a museum. The school’s buildings have been renovated to display exhibits about Phuket’s Chinese community. There are altogether 13 rooms to visit. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 17/10/2011
The pandas at Chiang Mai Zoo are not the only highlights of this attraction; it’s actually all 2,000 species of animals at the zoo. Come enjoy the fun and games with your family and friends. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 24/11/2011
While the cold attracts plenty of visitors to Chiang Mai, it is also the International Horticultural Exposition Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2011 that has everyone excited. Are you ready for the Imagination Light Garden, the Giant Flora Wheel, and the Kids’ Eco Park? Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 29/10/2011
Doi Inthanon is a part of the Himalayan mountain range, and reaches a height of 2,565meters above sea level. The environment at this altitude is windy and cold almost all year round. You’ll notice that many species of trees and plants grow on the mountain. Once at the top, you’ll be at the highest point in Thailand. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 28/10/2011
Want to see more plants and flowers? Want to spend the night on the mountain? At the Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon, you can do both. Enjoy the day on the compound of the Royal Project to learn about various plants, then walk over to Samosorn Inthanon for a healthy meal, and finally back to your cabin to enjoy the cool mountain air. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 03/10/2011
Laem Phromthep is perhaps one of the most popular places in Phuket. It is the favorite sightseeing spot for many Thais and foreigners. Many come here particularly in the evening to watch the sunset. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 02/10/2011
Wat Chai Tararam is always full of visitors all day long. The temple provides flowers, joss sticks, and candles for visitors to offer to statuettes of revered monks Luang Por Cham, Luang Por Chuang, and Luang Por Glue-em. Local belief is that praying to the monks will bring you prosperity and keep you from harm’s way. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 05/10/2011
If you’re on a mission to visit the temples of Chiang Mai, here’s one to look out for; Wat Phra Singha Voramahaviharn. Inside the temple, you will come across one of the town’s revered Buddha images called Phra Phut Sihing, as well as the Buddha image for those born of the Dragon year. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 05/11/2011
The Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden is one of the most famous visiting areas in Chiang Mai, especially during the winter season. This is because during the winter, the plants and flowers begin to bloom beautifully. Read More
