The must-see sites during a trip to Thailand

Thailand has been, for many years, a highly sought-after destination for travel enthusiasts. Indeed, it boasts a very rich and fascinating culture. Its landscapes are varied, ranging from city life to paradise beaches, making this destination a blend of culture and relaxation.

The Quotatrip team has written an article for you on the must-see sites of the Kingdom of Siam!

The capital, Bangkok

It would be a shame not to visit this incredible capital that exudes Thai culture. You can start the day with the floating market of Damnoën Saduak, which takes place every morning. Then, an essential stop in the capital, visits to temples including the Royal Palace and its famous golden temples, the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) or even Wat Pho with its reclining Buddha. You can then continue with Chinatown, a tourist attraction full of surprises. And finally, to end this day beautifully, nothing beats having a drink on one of the many rooftops in the capital, offering an exceptional view of the city.

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Ayutthaya and its 400 temples

Ayutthaya, former capital of Thailand, is located about 80 kilometers from Bangkok. It can therefore be a second stop after Bangkok due to its proximity and ease of access. This site is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will discover numerous historical remains.

Some visit ideas:

• Wat Phra Si Sanphet and its 3 large Chedis, surviving the Burmese attack in the 18th century.
• Wat Phra Mahathat and the famous Buddha head trapped in tree roots.
• Wat Lokayasutharam and its giant Buddha measuring 37 meters long!

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Reclining Buddha## Sukhothai, historical site

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historical site features many historical remains making it an unmissable destination in Thailand.

Must-see:

• The Wat Mahathat is the most important site of Sukhothai with more than 180 chedis.
• The Wat Sa Si known for its large seated Buddha.
• The Wat Si Sawai and its 3 towers called “prangs”.

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Chiang Mai, “The Rose of the North”

“The Rose of the North” is an essential stop on your trip to Thailand. With rivers, waterfalls, mountains, forests, this city offers us an exceptional setting. By visiting ancient temples such as Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh, or even visiting the magnificent temple Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, located at 1600 meters on Mount Doi Suthep, you will see the most historical monuments of the city. At nightfall, you can discover night markets like the Night Bazaar.

In addition to visits, there are many activities to do: Hiking in Doi Inthanon National Park at 2,565 meters or visiting Elephant Nature Park.

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Koh Samui, the paradise island

Head to the island of Koh Samui and its paradise beaches, to discover Thailand's 3rd largest island.

You can:

• Tour the island in search of the most beautiful sandy beaches.
• Discover the famous marine park of Ang Thong and its archipelago of 42 islands.
• For adventurers, go on a 4*4 safari in the jungle.
• For party lovers, party on Koh Samui's most beautiful beach, Chaweng.

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Phuket, “The Pearl of the South”

“The Pearl of the South” is Thailand’s largest island. It’s an essential stop for relaxation, perfect for ending your trip. You can visit the city of Phuket with its Sino-Portuguese architecture, relax on a white sand beach at Bang Tao Beach, Naithon Beach, Mai Kao Beach or Kamala Beach. Diving enthusiasts? It’s also an ideal place especially with the Similan Islands, one of the most beautiful diving sites in the world!

To complete your stay, you can go on excursions to Koh Phi Phi Island for example with its sublime Maya Bay beach. For James Bond fans, head to Phang Nga Bay for its famous James Bond Island. You can also visit Khao Sok National Park characterized by its tropical jungle.

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USEFUL INFO:

• From €120 per person/day
• Plane tickets: €600 round trip per person on average
• When to go? December to February is the best time
• Recommended stay duration: 1 – 3 weeks
• Highlights of the destination: Culture & Temples, Landscapes, Beaches, Local Cuisine
• Languages spoken: Thai, English
• Currency: Baht; 1 Euro = 37.36 Baht

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