Thailand Travel and Tourism Guide

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Thailand, formerly known as Siam - which means "Land of the Free" - offers something for everyone. The capital, Bangkok, is alive with commerce and street-bustle nearly every hour of the day and night. Whether in big cities like Bangkok, the countryside of Chiang Mai or on a pristine beach of Phuket, Thailand offers business and leisure travelers a safe, friendly atmosphere full of possibilities. The full moon party in Koh Phangan transforms the beach in Haad Rin, thousands of people, music and lots of alcohol makes this a night to remember.

Indeed, one reason Thailand is among the most visited countries in Asia (more than 10 million visitors annually) is because of its accessibility and extensive tourism infrastructure.

Thailand has fabulous architecture, diverse hill-tribe villages, ancient ruins, beautiful islands, excellent shopping and all the amenities as well. The balance between comfort and excitement is up to you: Stay at a five-star hotel or trek through the jungles; eat at gourmet buffets or buy fruit from local vendors; shop in underground malls; buy cheap but beautiful clothes or wander through outdoor markets. Thailand offers a curious mix of the ultramodern and the simply delightful.
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Stuck at the border
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Jun 02, 2006 - May 09, 2008
People i met here, who contributed to and improved my trip: Juliana (Russia), Barbara (Austria), Manuel (Austria) We arrived in Chiang Khong, Thailand, just before the border closed, but ended up disappointed that there were no night buses to Bangkok. We bumped into a group of other travellers who we went out for a drink with. One Dutch guy called Bart had lost his Laos exit card and they made him pay $90 for a new one! Completely outrageous. To make his day worse the bus he'd paid for to ta...
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Dream until your dream comes true (Introduction)
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Mar 02, 2008 - Mar 17, 2008
I slept lovely last night and enjoyed breakfast just as much as the smooth airco in the hotel room. Temperatures are very warm and the sky is blue, things couldn't have been nicer. We leave for the flower and vegetable market, which I like a lot for the same reasons as I liked China Town: there are many odd things to see, many colors and smells and tastes and people. We have a delicious pancake made of cocos at one of the stalls, while strolling through the buzzy morning atmosphere. To bad fl...
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Bangkok!
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Mar 15, 2008 - May 05, 2008
Before I start let me say something about myself: I'm one of those guys that can detect the most subtle differences but I never see something obvious.  Read this entry and you will know why I'm saying this. This morning I wake up a little bit late,  knock at Dani's and Kim's rooms, they are here! Yesterday I lost them, he he. Continental Breakfast! There's a week that I didn't have one. GRAND PALACE, WAT ARUN, WAT PO! Kim wakes up too late, Dani prefers to stay at ...
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First Day: Mall-hopping  and eating phad thai in Khao San road
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Mar 10, 2007 - Mar 13, 2007
It was our third day in Bangkok. Time was running so fast. We again woke up at 5:00 AM and ate our breakfast at 6:15 AM. At 7:15 AM, Sam called us in our room to inform that he was already downstairs. So there we left the hotel five minutes later. Since it was still early in the morning, going to the floating market was hassle-free but it took us 1 hour to get there. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is already outside Bangkok. It was 8:20 AM or exactly one hour when Mr. Sam parked his car in ...
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