Ban Ta Klang Elephant village is the world’s largest elephant raising village. Visitors will learn the way of life of the ethnic Kuai or Kuy...

Ubon Ratchathani is a large province in the Northeast of Thailand, dating back to more than 200 years old. Ubon Ratchathani has many interesting and beautiful places to visit such as Pha Taem National Park, which is famous for its...

Sukhothai province was once the kingdom and the first capital of Thailand 700 years ago. The word ‘Sukhothai’ means ‘the dawn of happiness’. As the first capital of Thailand, it is one of the important and well-known cities...

Wat Bot is an ancient temple in the Ayutthaya period built by the Mons who migrated from Hongsawadi city (Hanthawaddy in Myanmar).

Tat Ton National Park , a national park of Chaiyaphum province, is a 3-time Thailand Tourism Award (Kinnaree Award)

Since Thai people are living among the diversity of ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds, there are many traditional Thai events and festivals from the past to experience today and will be carried on into the future. While some cultural...

Wat Pho Chai is a royal temple enshrining LuangphoPhra Sai, a sacred Buddha image of the city, which is much revered by the NongKhai people.

Uthai Thani is a peaceful province with humble lifestyles and interesting places. Tips Every afternoon, Wat Tha Sung holds praying and mediation activity, so the main hall will be temporarily closed. Visitors can see inside the hall at 9 am...

Nong Khai is a province in the northeastern Thailand on the right side of the Mekong River, opposite to Tha Ma Dua of Laos. Attractions Prab Hor Monument: This monument was built to honor those who died in the fight against Chinese Hor...