Nakhon Si Thammarat, the second largest province in southern Thailand, lies 780 kilometers south of Bangkok along the Gulf of Thailand. The province boasts many undeveloped beaches as well as two national parks within an interior of verdant...

It is a large library designed into the shape of an upside down diamond, constructed with a reflecting mirror. Books in Thai and other languages are kept inside. Every year in December, there is a 'Meeting With Embrassadors Day', in which...

More than 300 Nang Yai puppets are well preserved at this temple, some 10 kilometres from Amphoe Photharam. Nang Yai is an old form of entertainment which gathers many kinds of arts; for example, Thai sculpture and classical performances. The...

Sukhothai is full of historical sites that reflect the glorious civilisation of the former capital that remains for future generations to carry on preservation. Visitors can discover the grandeur of the Sukhothai Kingdom within the World...

A number of tourist attractions are awaiting your visit in the charming Ratchaburi province

Nakhon Si Thammarat through the eyes of its locals is not just about the beach. The province is actually home to several interesting learning centres

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...