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...

Located on Thepkasattri Road, approximately 3 kilometers from Phuket City is an extraordinary place for culture lovers. The village provides stunning classical Thai dance performances, sword-fighting, Thai boxing, southern customs and elephant...

Phatthalung is located in the far south of Thailand on the west coast of Songkhla Lake at the foot of Ok Thalu Mountain. Phatthalung is regarded as the birthplace of Nang Talung, shadow-puppet play and the Nora dance. The town features a unique...

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...

The coastal province of Chumphon can be a genuine retreat for those who wish to hide out for a while.

Wat ThaLuang (วัดท่าหลวง) is a must-visit and an important temple of Phichit province enshrining LuangphoPhet, an exquisite Buddha image.

May is the last month of summer and the beginning of the rainy season, which starts from mid-May.

Wat Takae, Takae Subdistrict, Phatthalung Town

Sirindhorn Museum,Amphoe Sahatsakhan, is Southeast Asia’s most complete dinosaur museum showcasing the origin of the life and universe.

Thailand’s weather gets coldest in January, especially in the mountains of the Northern and Northeastern region.