In Ko Si Chang, tourists can choose from a host of activities like hiking, swimming, biking and bird watching as well as soak in the magnificent scenery and ancient temples.

The Ko Rang Beach is a marine park with serene waters as well as the most ancient coral in the country. It provides an excellent diving experience accompanied by an enthralling adventure.

The Ban Kwan Elephant Camp is a place where visitors will find various elephants housed in a natural habitat. The experience in this camp involves feeding and bathing these animals accompanied by an elephant ride.

The Tham Phang, or the Collapsed Cave Beach, is a popular destination which offers activities like kayaking and snorkelling, coupled with some good restaurants.

The Yellow Buddha is a prominent sculpture of the Buddha situated in Ko Si Chang. The Tham Chakrabongse is a nearby attraction with a gigantic image of the Buddha and an ancient cave.

Phra Pathom Chedi is the most important landmark in Nakhon Pathom. It is also considered as the world’s largest and Thailand’s oldes...

Ayutthaya’s attractions have fascinating architectural styles ranging from early Sukhothai to Khmer designs. This is reflected in the Wat Phra Si ...