Dive deep into Thailand's culture and beauty

The Kingdom of Thailand, historically called Siam and presently called Thailand, is the 50th largest country by total area and constitutes distinct geographical regions, which include rainfall and a windy climate. Besides the climatic characteristics, it also contains natural resources of ecological significance and unique charm. Thailand has numerous protected areas, forest parks, and wildlife sanctuaries that enhance the importance of the flora and fauna of this place. Read ahead to explore why Thailand is one of the global tourist attractions.

Fun-to-do activities in Thailand

Are you confused about how to make the most out of your Thailand trip? To ensure you enjoy every part of your journey, you must include activities that allow you to explore this country maximally and experience different kinds of ventures. Below is a list of travelers' most preferred tour plans that will enable you to discover Thailand fully and relish your time. Ensure you opt for the activities that suit your budget and time.

• Bangkok Canal Tour: This two-hour boat ride allows visitors to enjoy Baan Silapin (The Artist's House) and Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen. The sail is set along the klong (canals) of the Chao Phraya River, providing a glimpse of the Thonburi district. This tour costs, on average, $32 per adult.
• Khao Yai National Park Full-Day Tour: If you do not like busy streets and want to spend some time in nature, Khao Yai National Park is best for you. It is one of Thailand's oldest and most visited national parks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers views of mountains, native wildlife, and other natural beauty.
• 3-in-1 Trial: This is a multi-destination tour that comprises three eye-catching locations: (i) Doi Inthanon, (ii) Elephant Sanctuary, and (iii) Trekking Trail. This is perfect for visitors who want to spend half of the day productively without much planning because this tour lasts 10 to 12 hours.
• Phuket City Tour: If you want to explore Phuket's beauty and culture, this tour plan is ideal for you. It allows you to visit the top tourist attractions of Phuket, including (i) Karon View Point, (ii) Big Buddha, and (iii) Wat Chalong. This trip is five hours long and includes a convenient hotel pick-up.

Uncover the renowned tourist attractions of Thailand

Deciding what activities to do on your trip is insufficient because you should also know what places you should visit on your tour. Places like Thailand, which houses numerous tourist spots, often confuse travelers because they find it challenging to choose the places they should visit. Below are the suggestions for famous tourist spots in Thailand that you must include in your plan. Please select the locations that best fit your preferences.

• Wat Phra Chetuphon: It is officially called Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram Rajwaramahawihan, one of Thailand's most significant Buddha temples. It is locally known as Wat Pho/Wat Po and houses Thailand's largest giant reclining Buddha statue. The temple has vibrant colors and intricate details, making it more mesmerizing. This temple operates from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday through Sunday.
• Chatuchak Weekend Market: Are you a shopping lover? You must include the "Chatuchak Weekend Market" in your trip plan. It is the largest market in Thailand. It is closed on Monday and Tuesday, and the rest of the days, it operates at different hours. This market is home to diverse collections of distinct products, including cosmetics, furniture, home accessories, clothing, antiques, electronic items, etc.
• Jim Thompson House Museum: If you love historic places, you must visit the "Jim Thompson House Museum." It houses the art collection of architect and American businessman James Harrison Wilson Thompson. The collection comprises sculptures, paintings, Thai Religious Tales, Folklore, etc. This museum opens from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week.
• Siam Paragon: This is one of the most premium, world-class, and largest malls in Thailand, which operates from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., from Monday to Sunday. Siam Paragon offers a wide variety of international brand outlets, gourmet restaurants, shopping centers, and cinema theaters. It is a must-visit place for food enthusiasts and shopaholics.

Taste the Thailand's most mouthwatering delicacies

An excellent trip is incomplete without tasty food. So, it is incredibly crucial to opt for the places and dishes that provide the best food. Moreover, trying out a country's staple food and delicacies allows you to explore the culture and traditions of that nation easily. Refer to the pointers below to learn about the most renowned dishes of Thailand. You should definitely try these food items during your trip to relish your tour optimally.

• Pad Thai: It is usually made with flat rice noodles, mixed with seafood (chicken or pork), eggs, vegetables (sprouts and shallots), sauces, and sprinkled with fresh herbs. You may also find chili and roasted peanuts garnished on it. Pad Thai is also called "Stir-fried noodles," and it has a balanced taste of salty, sour, and sweet.
• Tom Yum Goong: Thailand's Hot and Sour Shrimp Soup, locally called the "Tom Yum Goong." This soup is an amalgamation of lemongrass, shallots, mushrooms, red chili peppers, lime juice, galangal, and fish sauce, while being shrimp (Goong) its primary ingredient. Other variations also substitute shrimp with chicken, fish, or mixed seafood.
• Kaeng Lueang: It has three primary variations: (i) Yellow, (ii) Green, and (iii) Red. All these curry types have different tastes, ranging from mild to explosive. Among all these, yellow curry contains the least chilies, so it tastes mild. This curry includes vegetables, coconut milk, and other aromatic ingredients.
• Khao Pad: This is also known as "Thai Fried Rice," which is made with non-vegetarian food items such as chicken, pork, beef, fish, or seafood. It is stir-fried with eggs, fish sauce, vegetables, and jasmine rice. It is finally served with cucumber slices and lime wedges. Khao Pad is a go-to favorite local food in Thailand.

Best season to visit Thailand

Even if you choose the best activities and locations for your tour, if you plan your trip at the wrong time, your planning becomes a total waste. The best season to visit Thailand is between November and early April because it has a pleasant climate and less congestion of visitors.