Ayutthaya Historical Park

Ayutthaya is a fascinating historical park and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just a one-hour drive from Bangkok. Ayutthaya has been unearthed and its ruins form an archaeological park. Visitors can walk around the ruin freedom to see magnificent temples, palaces, and Buddha statues.

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Thailand’s markets are exciting, lively and a significant part of the local culture. About an hour and a half drive from Bangkok. Although it has become quite the tourist attraction, it is a completely functional marketplace with food, souvenirs, clothing, and fresh produce. The boat captains generally don’t speak English. Don’t forget your camera and bring cash for your purchases.

Sukhothai Historical Park

Located about five hours north of Bangkok, Sukhothai was the first ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam from 1238 to 1438. The Sukhothai Historical Park is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a magnificent place to explore. Within the park there are several imposing structures. These include Wat Mahatat, the park’s largest temple , the unusual three-pillared Wat Si Sawai temple, and Pra Achana Buddha at Wat Si Chun.

Krabi

On southern Thailand’s west coast, is a province characterized by craggy, sheer limestone cliffs, dense mangrove forests, and more than a hundred offshore islands. Some of its most popular beach destinations include the Phi Phi Islands, which jut from the sea like giant rainforested boulders, and Railay Beach, accessible only by boat and a prominent rock-climbing spot.

Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle Park is an area about 45 minutes north of Chiang Rai where the Mekong River separates Thailand, Myanmar and Laos.. Stop by the Golden Triangle monument (pictured), then head to the Hall of Opium Museum down the road. The museum was commissioned by the Thai royal family in their efforts to educate the public on the history of the opium industry and its effects on opium users.