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BEST TIME TO VISIT
Nov - Apr
CURRENCY
Thai Baht
AVG COST PER DAY
$150 / day
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Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park features 24 rides, shows, and attractions across seven themed zones. Highlights include the newly opened Minion Land (opened February 14, 2025), featuring Despicable Me Minion Mayhem and the world’s first Minions dance party carousel. The park also boasts the world’s tallest dueling roller coaster, Battlestar Galactica: Human vs. Cylon.
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Famous for the River Kwai and its wartime history, this province blends reflective travel with jungle luxury. Float along the river in a private raft villa or take a vintage train ride through forested cliffs.
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Once a backpacker haven, Pai now offers boutique eco-lodges and panoramic hillside escapes. Expect misty mornings, natural hot springs, and scenic drives through lush countryside.
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Just north of Bangkok, the ancient capital of Ayutthaya invites slow exploration among majestic ruins and restored temples. Best seen via private boat along the Chao Phraya River.
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Samui balances spa culture, private villas, and refined beach clubs. Whether you're drawn to sunrise yoga or curated dining on the sand, Koh Samui family & honeymoon resorts make space for indulgent calm.
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A more rugged counterpart to Phuket, Krabi enchants with dramatic limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and upscale beachfront resorts. Perfect for a blend of nature and barefoot luxury with our Krabi & Phi Phi Islands packages.
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Beyond the nightlife, Phuket offers secluded luxury villas, Michelin-starred restaurants, and yacht access to Phang Nga Bay. It is also a gateway to island indulgence with easy international access, like Phuket scuba diving & water sports.
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Known for the striking White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), Chiang Rai surprises with contemporary design, hill tribe culture, and serene riverside stays. A quieter, more artistic contrast to Chiang Mai.
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Thailand’s capital is a heady blend of rooftop sophistication and centuries-old tradition. Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho by day, then retreat to a riverside suite or toast the skyline from a rooftop bar in the evening with our Bangkok floating market tour packages.
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Whole salt-crusted fish grilled over charcoal and served with tangy sauces. In coastal regions, fine dining versions are presented tableside with freshly made nam jim and local herbs.
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Delicate coconut-rice pancakes with crisp edges and molten centers. Often served as an amuse-bouche at boutique restaurants or plated artistically as part of a dessert course.
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Northern Thailand’s golden curry noodle soup—creamy, spicy, and textural with crispy noodles on top. Best enjoyed in Chiang Mai, where chefs elevate it using heirloom recipes and artisanal touches.
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A specialty of Phuket, this slow-braised pork belly dish melts in your mouth, infused with black pepper, garlic, and soy. Found in heritage-style restaurants that reinterpret local flavors with sophistication.
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Fragrant and creamy with sweet basil and green chilies, this curry is often paired with premium meats like duck or wagyu in luxury resorts. Served with jasmine rice in porcelain dishes, it’s comfort with finesse.
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This green papaya salad is zesty, fiery, and fresh—served with a modern twist at contemporary Thai bistros. Expect bursts of lime, fish sauce, and chili, sometimes accompanied by grilled prawns or sticky rice.
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A rich, slow-cooked curry with Persian roots—silky coconut milk, cinnamon, and roasted peanuts blend around tender cuts of beef or lamb. Often found on curated tasting menus in northern Thailand.
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Thailand’s most iconic noodle dish, Legendary Pad Thai made with sun-dried Chantaburi noodles and prawns, gets elevated with river prawns, tamarind reduction, and handcrafted rice noodles in Bangkok’s gourmet kitchens. A familiar classic reimagined for refined palates.
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This hot and sour prawn soup strikes a perfect balance of lemongrass, galangal, kaffir lime, and chili. Often served in elegant brass pots at high-end restaurants, it’s a bold, aromatic introduction to Thai cuisine.
Thailand is a country where everyday life blends seamlessly with deep-rooted traditions and natural beauty. From the calm of Buddhist temples to the energy of street markets and island shores, it offers a travel experience that feels both grounded and full of wonder.
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Discover the Subtle Details That Make Thailand Exceptionally Unique and Endlessly Captivating
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Thailand Has Never Been Colonised
Unlike most of its Southeast Asian neighbors, Thailand retained its sovereignty during the colonial era. This has allowed its cultural identity to remain intact, deeply rooted, and remarkably rich.
Bangkok Has the World’s Longest City Name
The official ceremonial name of Bangkok is a poetic 168-letter phrase in Thai. Locals call it Krung Thep, but the full name translates to "City of Angels, Great City of Immortals..."—a fittingly grand title for a city of endless contrasts.
The Thai Royal Family Is Deeply Revered
Respect for the monarchy runs deep, and images of the royal family appear everywhere—from banknotes to grand portraits in hotels. Even luxury properties observe royal traditions during key holidays.
Thai Silk Is One of the Finest in the World
Traditional Thai silk, especially from the northeast, is a luxury craft passed down for generations. Designers like Jim Thompson helped elevate it to global fashion status, and bespoke silk pieces are still woven by hand today.
Elephants Are a National Symbol, but Not All Tourism Is Ethical
While the elephant is revered in Thai culture, responsible luxury travelers now opt for sanctuaries where elephants roam freely and are never ridden—like those in Chiang Mai and Kanchanaburi.
Thailand Hosts a Lantern Festival That Feels Like a Dream
Yi Peng in Chiang Mai is one of the world’s most visually stunning festivals. Thousands of glowing lanterns are released into the sky—many hotels offer private viewing decks or exclusive lantern-launch experiences.
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