Songkran - water festival of Thailand
Songkran Festival is Thailand's most famous traditional celebration and one of the world's most exciting festivals. Held every April, Songkran marks the traditional Thai New Year and combines ancient Buddhist traditions, family gatherings, temple visits, merit-making, cultural ceremonies and the famous nationwide water celebrations.
Dan Neramit Night Market Bangkok
Dan Neramit Night Market Bangkok is one of the more distinctive night-market experiences in northern Bangkok, combining Thai street food, shopping, entertainment and a famous fairytale-style castle.
Sports and Games in Thailand
Thailand is famous around the world for Muay Thai, but the country's sporting culture goes far beyond its national martial art.
Erawan Museum: Three‑Headed Elephant
Just south of Bangkok, in Samut Prakan, stands one of Thailand’s most striking buildings: a giant three‑headed bronze elephant housing a museum of art, antiques, and spiritual symbolism. The Erawan Museum is more than a photo spot; it’s a carefully designed journey through Thai cosmology, with three levels representing the Underworld, Earth, and Heaven.
10 Things Tourists Should Never Do in Thailand
Thailand is one of the world's most popular travel destinations, attracting millions of visitors with its beautiful islands, tropical beaches, temples, food, nightlife, shopping and friendly hospitality.
Siam Amazing Park Bangkok - Water Park
Looking for a full‑day theme park and water park in Bangkok that works for families, couples, and thrill‑seekers alike? Siam Amazing Park (also known as “Suan Sayam”) is one of the city’s most popular choices, combining a large amusement park with one of Asia’s biggest wave pools and a wide range of water slides. Located in eastern Bangkok, it’s an easy day trip from central areas like Siam, Sukhumvit, and Silom.
King Power Mahanakhon Bangkok
King Power Mahanakhon is one of Bangkok's most recognizable modern landmarks and one of the best places in the city to experience Bangkok from above.