Hot Springs South of Thailand

Hot springs in Ranong

Ranong Province in the upper South of the country is endowed with hot springs and 2 km east of Ranong town is Raksawarin Park Arboretum, mineral water coming from the springs maintains a year-round temperature of 65 degrees Celsius. hot springs ,The waters have proven healing qualities and often prescribed [...]

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MAE LAMAO

MAE LAMAO
The Mae Sot District is 87 kilometers from downtown.
During the rainy season, many people enjoy
traveling through the emerald forest.
At the beginning of summer the leaves slowly
change color until they finally become brown.
There are two alluring sites on this route:
The Taksin Maharat and the Lansang National Park.

Difficulty level: 1-2
Total distance: 7 km
Length of time: 1.30-2 [...]

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Doi Tung

Doi Tung
Doi Tung is located in Mae Fa Luang District and can be reached by taking Highway No.110 for about 48 kilometers and turning left onto Highway No. 1149, an asphalt road leading directly to Doi Tung. The route winds through beautiful scenery with many interesting sites including the Doi Tung Palace (Pra Tamnak Doi [...]

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Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai

Around Chiang Mai
DOI SUTHEP

Sixteen kilometres northwest of Chiang Mai is Doi Suthep, a 1676m town and is 3,520 feet above sea level , who lived on the mountain’s ‘dupes for many years. Near its summit is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep: first established in 131(3 under King Keu Naone, it is one of the [...]

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Khoa Yai National Park

Khao Yai National ParkThailand’s oldest  and third-largest national park,is considered one of the best in the world in terms of its wildlife and the scope of its protection. The famous waterfall in the film The Beach is Khao Yai’s  Haew Suwat waterfall. This  Asean National Heritage Site’s 2172-sq-km area [...]

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Top 10 National Parks of Thailand

Top 10 National Parks of Thailand
Thailand encompasses an array of national parks and wonderful landscapes that go from the mountainous north right down to the myriad islands in the Thai Gulf and Andaman region. There are 79 national parks in all, covering all areas of the country and although fees for foreigners are steep, most [...]

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