Central Thailand
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Discover Central Thailand
The central plain of Thailand is the most fertile area in Southeast Asia — the Chao Phraya River and its tributaries ir…
Ayutthaya — UNESCO World Heritage★★★
The former capital of the Kingdom of Siam (1351–1767) was in its heyday one of the largest and most cosmopolitan cities…
Kanchanaburi & The Bridge on the River Kwai★★
The provincial capital Kanchanaburi (approx. 65,000 inhabitants) is picturesquely located at the confluence of the Kwai…
Erawan Waterfall★★★
The Erawan Waterfall in the eponymous national park is considered the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand — and rightl…
Sukhothai — Cradle of Thailand★★★
Sukhothai (»Dawn of Happiness«) is the birthplace of the Thai nation . Here, King Sri Indraditya founded the first inde…
Lopburi — The Monkey City★★
Lopburi, 150 km north of Bangkok, is famous for its hundreds of macaque monkeys that rule the old town. They climb on t…
Khao Yai National Park★★★
Thailand's oldest and most visited national park (established in 1962) is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and one…
Hua Hin — Royal Seaside Resort★★
Thailand's oldest seaside resort (since the 1920s) is located 200 km southwest of Bangkok on the Gulf of Thailand — and…
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