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Home of the ancient Lanna Kingdom, offers a great diversity of activities.The old Lanna capitals of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. The northernmost point is Amphoe Mae Sai, Chiang Rai Province. Northern Thailand are filled with ancient monuments and museums, and markets selling the distinctive local textiles and handcrafts. The scenery of Northern Thailand is stupendous mountains, forests, rice fields set in verdant valleys and several spectacular national parks.
The Far North of thailand is known as the Gloden Triangle - the meeting point of Thailand, Burma, and Laos and area historically associated with opium production. Nowadays, this picturesque region with numerous hill-tribe villages attracts large numbers of trekkers. Less ell known delights in the Far North include, southeast of the Golden Triangle, quiet towns such as Phrae and Nan.
Sukhothai is full of historical sites that reflect the glorious civilisation of the former capital that remains for future generations to carry on preservation.
Things to do
Visitors can discover the grandeur of the Sukhothai Kingdom like Sukhothai Historical Park, The UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Sukhothai lies to the west of the modern town. It is a potent reminder of the ancient Sukhothai kingdom, which arose in the early 13th century from what had been a distant outpost of the Khmer Empire. See the beauty of Phra Achana or the Speaking Buddha at Wat Si Chum, which is enshrined in the mondop with only four walls remaining, resulting in a strange and magical image. Pay respects to Wat Mahathat which has a stupa-shaped pagoda which is a unique art of the Sukhothai kingdom as well as other important temples of the province such as Wat Phra Prang and Wat Chang Lom.
Food
Shopping
Sukhothai has a Sukhothai night market that offers a wide variety of products, including food, household items, local products, handcrafts and clothing.
Accommodation
Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa
Phitsanulok province is a city that is prosperous in many ways and is an important tourist destination in Thailand. Phitsanulok province has been known as "Muang Song Khwae" because there are 2 rivers flowing through, namely Nan River and Kwai Noi River.
A city in the lower part of Northern Thailand rich in historical, cultural and natural attractions, featuring mountains, plains and forest in the east and river basin. The Nan River, lifeline of the province, runs through the heart of the city.
Things to do
Visitor can see Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat was built on the bank of the Nan River, which is the most beautiful Buddha statue in Thailand. Initially, this was complex, also called Wat Yai, probably housed a Sukhothai lotus-bud chedi.
Food
There are many restaurants with different styles to choose from, suitable for tourists. There are Thai food, Asian food, Chinese food, Japanese food, and international food.
Best food and dinnig in Phitsanulok province. we recommend are Chic & Cheese Izakaya, Penang Steakhouse & Fusion Food, Nannum Restaurant, TonTan Thai Kitchen
Shopping
Phitsanulok has shopping areas including Phitsanulok Night Barzar and department stores.
Accommodation
Many people will think of the legend of the secret city. Currently, the city arch has become one of the most popular landmarks of the province and there are also altars, important monuments of Uttaradit Province. Uttaradit rose to prominence during the Sukhothai era, and just prior to the collapse of the kingdom at the end of the 13th century the town marked its northern border.
Thing to do
Uttaradit Province has many other interesting tourist attractions, including Phu Soi Dao National Park, Praya Phichai Dap Hak Memorial, Wat Phra Boromthat Thung Yan, Wat Tha Thanon Donsak Temple, Srinapamas Municipal Fresh Market and Queen Sirikit Dam, which is the largest earthen dam in Thailand.
Food
“Khao Kaep” is a local food of the Lablae people that is believed to have been around for over 200 years. It is a thin, white, transparent sheet similar to plastic. It is made from fermented rice flour, mixed with black sesame seeds, and salt. It is coated on the edge of a clay pot and heated in the same way as Khao Kreab Pak Mo. Then it is dried in the sun.
“Mee Pan” is a menu that originated when the people of Laplae in the past liked to eat boiled white rice vermicelli as their capital. Therefore, they adapted it by boiling white rice vermicelli and seasoning it with sugar, fish sauce, and fresh chili before wrapping it with crispy rice. This will result in a long, mee pan roll with a well-rounded flavor.
Shopping
Friday department store, TT Garden
Accomodation
Phrae was initially called Mueang Phrae, which means Victory State. Established town on the eastern side Yom river, same period of Sukhothai kingdom. After Ngiao rebellion in 1902 was drastic change as part of the Siam Kingdom. Phrae province is well known Land of Teakwood, Indigo and White spirit liquor, moreover Phrae’s cultural heritage site ex. Various old wooden Houses in the old town, Artisan & Craftman are still live around in Phrae. Finally, The sustainable environment that support Phrae town is continual Living town as the presence.
Things to do
Phrae has a variety of tourist activities such as dinner Kantoke by Local Phrae Dishes at Gingerbread House Gallery and then Phrae sightseeing night tour touching atmosphere in Phrae old town passed the 15 highlights attraction tourism by tram, Visit Chetawan Arboretum, Work shop Indigo dyeing and shopping cloth Phrae style.
Food
The food in the way of life of the people of Phrae province is very diverse and similar to the food of the northern region in general, such as Laab, Vegetable Curry, Nam Phrik, Yam Jin Kai, Jin Neung, Ngua Noi Neung, Sam Makua, Tam Makua Yao, etc. In particular, Phrae has a distinctive menu item, which is Khanom Jeen Ram Phrik Nam Yoi.Nam Yoi is a type of dry chili paste made from chili powder, fried garlic, fried shallots, pork rinds, seasoned with salt and sugar.
In Phrae Province, there are many more famous local restaurants, such as Hom 1943, Krua Mai Muang, Krua Chin Sot, Pla Ra Hom, and Thai restaurants such as Krua Ton Tan, Rom Mai Yai, and Tor Fan Buffet.
Shopping
Phrae has markets for tourists to choose from for shopping. There is Kad Kong Kao, Kad Mek Him, Walking Street on the first Sunday of the month, Pratu Chai, Vintage Market, and Wat Chong Tai Market.
Accommodation
Nan is a province in the North of Thailand. There are many diverse groups living in the area such as the local Thai Yuan, Thai Lue, Thai Puan, Thai Khoen, and Thai Yai. This is why there are so many languages in Nan, which is another charm of Thailand Culture.
Things to do
When arriving in Nan province visitors have to visit Wat Phumin to see the painting "Pu Man Ya Man", which is a valuable ancient and unique Tai Lue woman and woman that has been dubbed as the world whispering image. Not far from Wat Phumin is home to the Nan National Museum which exhibits the ancient art of Lanna locality. As for the front of the building, there are arches of frangipani trees growing in a row, spreading over each other and arching into tunnels for tourists to come to see the beauty and take a souvenir photo.
Food
Nan Province is also famous for its food.
Fried chicken with Makhaen,The spiciness of " Makhaen ", a special spice of the Lanna people, which is similar to black pepper. Northern people like to use it in cooking to enhance the flavor and remove the fishy smell.
kai ngam ngon,The signature dish of "Hong Chao Fong Kham" is now a must-try local dish in Nan Province. The name of the dish comes from the beautiful appearance of the eggs after they are cooked.
Shopping
Kuang Mueng Nan Walking Street
Accommodation
Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. Situated on the Kok River basin, The province, which is located within the renowned Golden Triangle area where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand converge, is also known as the gateway to Myanmar, Laos and Southern China. Chiang Rai, which was founded in 1262 by King Meng Rai, was the first capital of the Lanna Thai Kingdom, which was later conquered by Burma. It was not until 1786 that Chiang Rai became a Thai territory and was proclaimed a province during the reign of King Rama VI in 1910.
Things to do
The province offers many interesting cultural attractions such as Wat Rong Khun, designed and built by Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat, stands out with exquisite white architecture, as well as Mingmuang temple which is the oldest temple in Chiang Rai; Wat Rong Suea Ten Huay Pla Kang Temple and Baan Dam Museum, which is a place for collecting art works by Ajarn Thawan Thanchanee. Visit Wat Chedi Luang,the most important monument on the temple ground is a large stupa from which the name of the temple "Wat Chedi Luang". Visit Wat Pa Sak, the art style shown on the restoration of fresco motifs and Buddha images which adorned the stupa indicated the relationship Lanna had with other states such as Sukhothai. For those who like nature, you can go up to see the sunrise over the Mekong and the sea of mist in the morning at Doi Pha Tang. Feel the cold and see the 360 degree sea view mist at Phu Chi Dao. See winter flowers at Mae Fah Luang Gardens around Doi Tung Palace. In addition, because Chiang Rai is a province that is at the junction between Thailand, Myanmar and Laos, tourists can view both sides of the Mekong at Golden triangle And visit Mae Sai market - Tha Khi Lek Along the Thai-Burma border as well
Food
Chiang Rai has restaurants that serve delicious northern Thai food for tourists to enjoy. We recommend the following restaurants: Ek Ocha Restaurant, which has seafood, Thai, Chinese and local cuisine: Lu Lam Chiang Rai Restaurant, Tha Nam Phu Lae Restaurant, Lilawadi Restaurant, Tok Tong Restaurant and Phaam Restaurant.
Shopping
Saturday Night Walking Street, Chiang Rai Night Bazaar, Central Chiangrai, Fah Thai Market, Sunday Happy Street (aka Thanon Khon Muan Market), Kad Luang Chiang Rai Market
Accommodation
The city of Chiang Mai, the capital of Chiang Mai province, was also capital of the Lanna Kingdom after its founding in 1296, during the same period of time as the establishment of the Sukhothai Kingdom. From then, Chiang Mai not only became the capital and cultural core of the Lanna Kingdom, but also the centre of Buddhism in northern Thailand. King Meng Rai built many temples in the region.
Things to do
Tourist activities in Chiang Mai include worshiping the Phra That Doi Suthep, which is an important landmark of Chiang Mai people. Experience the local way of life and shop for stylish handmade products at Thapae Walking Street. Visit various species of plants at the Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park. Do not miss to shop art products, taste local cuisine and see cultures on Nimmanhaemin road. In addition, nature and mountain tours are another activity that should not be missed when visiting Chiang Mai, whether stepping on the highest point of Thailand at the top of Doi Inthanon. Absorb the beauty of the rice fields, feel the cool breeze while watching the giant tiger flower at Doi Ang Khang. Experience ecotourism homestay in Mae Kampong and visit Hmong villages in Doi Pui and many more.
Food
Khao Soi is a native food of the northern part of Thailand. It was originally called Kuay Tiew Hor. It looks like noodles in a soup with spicy curry paste and side dishes such as pickled mustard greens, red onions, seasonings such as fried chili, oil, lime juice and fish sauce.
Sai Oua is one of the traditional food menus of the northern people that has used the method of food preservation since the past by mixing pork with herbs and stuffing it in the intestines. Then grill or fry it until cooked until fragrant. This menu is not only delicious but also has high nutritional value. It is suitable to eat with sticky rice or fresh vegetables.
Gaeng Hoh or Kua Hoh is a northern Thai dish that combines many different dishes. In the past, leftover food was eaten and seasoned to taste. Fermented bamboo shoot, red curry paste, hang lay curry paste and kae curry paste combine to make the base ingredients. These then are mixed with a good variety of herbs and vegetables, pork belly meat, glass noodle, shrimp paste and chilies.
We recommend restaurants are Khao Soi Khun Yai, Tong tem Toh, Ginger Farm Kitchen, Huen Muan Jai, and Huen Phen.
Shopping
Tha Pae Sunday Walking Street, Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, Chiang Mai riverside boutique shops, Warorot Market, Maya Lifestyle Shopping Center
Accommodation
This ancient town was the capital of the Haripunchai Kingdom from AD 750-1281. Today, Lamphun is made up of large wooden house beside the Kuang River and is characterized by its peaceful atmosphere, ancient temples, and surrounding countryside of rice field.
Things to do
There are important places that have been invincible since Hariphunchai era many thousand years ago, including important places of worship in Lamphun city such as Wat Phra That Hariphunchai Woramahawihan, Queen Chamadevi Monument which was built to commemorate Queen Chamadevi Genesis King of Hariphunchai, Ku Chang Ku Ma which is believed to be the War Cemetery - War Ma (Horse) The majesty of Queen Chamadevi.Other historical sites founded on the same and is equally beautiful are Wat San Pa Luang, Lamphun Community Museum, Wat Ko Klang and Wat Cham Dhevi or Ku Kut Temple which all reflect the prosperity of Buddhism in this region.
Food
Dao Kanong Lamphun, longstanding restaurant serving northern Thai food.
Mu Tun Lam Yai Noodles
Krua Payayong
Baan Suan Lamphun
Shopping
Accommodation
Lampang is a tourist town in the north that still retains the atmosphere of a retro atmosphere. Tourists can start with travelling within the city that still uses carriages as a means of transportation which is then becoming a uniqueness of the province. There are also ancient architectural buildings such as in Kad Kong Ta, an old commercial area by the Wang River Ratsadaphisek Bridge or the White Land Bridge, an old landmark of Lampang, more than a hundred years old. Khun Than Tunnel is another landmark that is reputed to be the most beautiful and longest railway tunnel in Thailand.
Things to do
Tourist can explore Lampang by cycling or take the Tha Ma O Tram which runs through major tourist attractions such as Pratu Pong Temple, Pong Sanuk Temple, Ku Chao Ya Suta, Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchada Ram, Ban Sao Nak and Baan Louise.
Food
Baan Phraya Suren by Madame Musur, Aroy One Baht, Long Jim New York Pizza, The Riverside Restaurant Lampang,
Shopping
Kad kong Ta Street market, Central Plaza
Accommodation
Beautifully located in a valley ringed by forested mountains, Mae Hong Son sprang up in 1831 from a small camp where elepants were tethered. The town remained largely isolated untill it was linked by a paved highway to Chianh Mai in 1965. The province has traditionally been dominated by nearby Burma, as shown by its architecture. Shan and Karen people, who make up most of the poppulation, continue to move across the border to leave in Mae Hong Son and its environs.
Things to do
Mae Hong Son province has another name as ‘the city of three mists’ because it is surrounded by high mountains with cold temperature and covered with mist all 3 seasons. The city is rich of the beauty of natural resources – mountains, forests and flowers. Mae Hong Son is a fascinating province of Burmese and Lanna style temples, hot springs, hill tribe villages, trekking, rafting, national parks, and even an annual reggae festival. In addition to a charming capital in Mae Hong Son town, the town of Pai is also a traveler favorite.
Food
Salween River Restaurant, Fern Restaurant
Shopping
Mae Hong Son offers a plethora of captivating souvenirs that cater to their penchant for acquiring unique treasures. Among the enticing options are lacquerware, exquisite gems, intricate silver ornaments, traditional hill tribe attire, skillfully crafted handicrafts, and masterful wood carvings. There are Pai Walking street, Mae Hong Son Walking street night market.
Accommodation
Lying between Ko Chang and Ko Kut. And resembles a four-pointed star when viewed from above. Most of the fringes of the island are kept cool and shady by rows of coconut and rubber trees and the beaches are clean and golden with clear waters, especially around Ao Tanit, Ao Pai, Ao Prong, Ao Phat and Ao Daeng. Most of the waters around Ko Mak also boast healthy, colourful coral reefs.
Things to do
Koh Mak is a quiet location for people who are looking for a relaxing holiday. The island has beautiful nature which is perfect for hiking trips. The nearby Marine Park has the best selection of marine life Thailand has to offer. The highlight of Koh Mak is scuba diving, with the best coral reefs to dive in are Koh Rang, Koh Phangan, and Koh Yak Lek.
Food
COCOCAPE Sea side Restaurant & Bar, Chic & Chill Cafe Restaurant, TableTale Restaurant & Cafe
Shopping
The larger resorts have small minimarts selling snacks, drinks, sun lotion, basic medical and sanitary items etc and It has a little shops selling basic good dotted around the island. In addition there are a few small souvenir shops.
Accommodation
Located in the Hat Chao Mai National Park, and the atmosphere is quiet and private. On the east side is the port, and there is a fishing village that continues the way of life of the islanders. It also has a wider variety of accommodation than the west coast. Most of which are towering cliffs facing the sea and the location of Tham Morakot. In addition, around Ko Muk, there are white sandy beaches and beautiful snorkelling spots. At the mouth of the cave, the sunlight will reflect on the water in the cave causing the water to be emerald green. The other side is a large cavern. Inside, there is a white sandy beach surrounded by steep cliffs and illuminated by light.
Things to do
Tourists can do various activities at Koh Muk. Emerald Cove (Tham Morakot), this is one of the most famous and coolest things to do on Koh Mook – it’s a beach that you can access through a coastal cave, formed by a collapsed sinkhole in the limestone rock.
Go hiking, there are a few semi-strenuous hikes into the central hills, the most popular of which leads to Viewpoint Koh Mook in the centre of the island and eventually culminates at Sabai Beach
Go snorkelling, there are some reasonable places between Emerald Cove and Charlie Beach on the western side, with Koh Kradan also having some great options if you visit on a day trip.
Food
Hilltop Restaurant
Shopping
There is a small grocery store here for tourists.
Accommodation
Khanom Beach is well-known for its long white sand beach that stretches into the sea and rows of pine trees in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. There are beautiful coral reefs making it the perfect place for scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming.
Things to do
Khanom Beach has an exciting, laid-back atmosphere that is hard to find these days. The highlight here is the pink dolphins that often forage in the nearby waters. They are also a symbol of the city.
Food
Khanom Hill Resort Restaurant, Dusty Gecko Restaurant & Deli Shop, CC Beach Bar and Restaurant
Shopping
Khanom walking street
Accommodation
Home of the ancient Lanna Kingdom, offers a great diversity of activities.The old Lanna capitals of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. The northernmost point is Amphoe Mae Sai, Chiang Rai Province. Northern Thailand are filled with ancient monuments and museums, and markets selling the distinctive local textiles and handcrafts. The scenery of Northern Thailand is stupendous mountains, forests, rice fields set in verdant valleys and several spectacular national parks.
The Far North of thailand is known as the Gloden Triangle - the meeting point of Thailand, Burma, and Laos and area historically associated with opium production. Nowadays, this picturesque region with numerous hill-tribe villages attracts large numbers of trekkers. Less ell known delights in the Far North include, southeast of the Golden Triangle, quiet towns such as Phrae and Nan.
Sukhothai is full of historical sites that reflect the glorious civilisation of the former capital that remains for future generations to carry on preservation.
Things to do
Visitors can discover the grandeur of the Sukhothai Kingdom like Sukhothai Historical Park, The UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Sukhothai lies to the west of the modern town. It is a potent reminder of the ancient Sukhothai kingdom, which arose in the early 13th century from what had been a distant outpost of the Khmer Empire. See the beauty of Phra Achana or the Speaking Buddha at Wat Si Chum, which is enshrined in the mondop with only four walls remaining, resulting in a strange and magical image. Pay respects to Wat Mahathat which has a stupa-shaped pagoda which is a unique art of the Sukhothai kingdom as well as other important temples of the province such as Wat Phra Prang and Wat Chang Lom.
Food
Shopping
Sukhothai has a Sukhothai night market that offers a wide variety of products, including food, household items, local products, handcrafts and clothing.
Accommodation
Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa
Phitsanulok province is a city that is prosperous in many ways and is an important tourist destination in Thailand. Phitsanulok province has been known as "Muang Song Khwae" because there are 2 rivers flowing through, namely Nan River and Kwai Noi River.
A city in the lower part of Northern Thailand rich in historical, cultural and natural attractions, featuring mountains, plains and forest in the east and river basin. The Nan River, lifeline of the province, runs through the heart of the city.
Things to do
Visitor can see Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat was built on the bank of the Nan River, which is the most beautiful Buddha statue in Thailand. Initially, this was complex, also called Wat Yai, probably housed a Sukhothai lotus-bud chedi.
Food
There are many restaurants with different styles to choose from, suitable for tourists. There are Thai food, Asian food, Chinese food, Japanese food, and international food.
Best food and dinnig in Phitsanulok province. we recommend are Chic & Cheese Izakaya, Penang Steakhouse & Fusion Food, Nannum Restaurant, TonTan Thai Kitchen
Shopping
Phitsanulok has shopping areas including Phitsanulok Night Barzar and department stores.
Accommodation
Many people will think of the legend of the secret city. Currently, the city arch has become one of the most popular landmarks of the province and there are also altars, important monuments of Uttaradit Province. Uttaradit rose to prominence during the Sukhothai era, and just prior to the collapse of the kingdom at the end of the 13th century the town marked its northern border.
Thing to do
Uttaradit Province has many other interesting tourist attractions, including Phu Soi Dao National Park, Praya Phichai Dap Hak Memorial, Wat Phra Boromthat Thung Yan, Wat Tha Thanon Donsak Temple, Srinapamas Municipal Fresh Market and Queen Sirikit Dam, which is the largest earthen dam in Thailand.
Food
“Khao Kaep” is a local food of the Lablae people that is believed to have been around for over 200 years. It is a thin, white, transparent sheet similar to plastic. It is made from fermented rice flour, mixed with black sesame seeds, and salt. It is coated on the edge of a clay pot and heated in the same way as Khao Kreab Pak Mo. Then it is dried in the sun.
“Mee Pan” is a menu that originated when the people of Laplae in the past liked to eat boiled white rice vermicelli as their capital. Therefore, they adapted it by boiling white rice vermicelli and seasoning it with sugar, fish sauce, and fresh chili before wrapping it with crispy rice. This will result in a long, mee pan roll with a well-rounded flavor.
Shopping
Friday department store, TT Garden
Accomodation
Phrae was initially called Mueang Phrae, which means Victory State. Established town on the eastern side Yom river, same period of Sukhothai kingdom. After Ngiao rebellion in 1902 was drastic change as part of the Siam Kingdom. Phrae province is well known Land of Teakwood, Indigo and White spirit liquor, moreover Phrae’s cultural heritage site ex. Various old wooden Houses in the old town, Artisan & Craftman are still live around in Phrae. Finally, The sustainable environment that support Phrae town is continual Living town as the presence.
Things to do
Phrae has a variety of tourist activities such as dinner Kantoke by Local Phrae Dishes at Gingerbread House Gallery and then Phrae sightseeing night tour touching atmosphere in Phrae old town passed the 15 highlights attraction tourism by tram, Visit Chetawan Arboretum, Work shop Indigo dyeing and shopping cloth Phrae style.
Food
The food in the way of life of the people of Phrae province is very diverse and similar to the food of the northern region in general, such as Laab, Vegetable Curry, Nam Phrik, Yam Jin Kai, Jin Neung, Ngua Noi Neung, Sam Makua, Tam Makua Yao, etc. In particular, Phrae has a distinctive menu item, which is Khanom Jeen Ram Phrik Nam Yoi.Nam Yoi is a type of dry chili paste made from chili powder, fried garlic, fried shallots, pork rinds, seasoned with salt and sugar.
In Phrae Province, there are many more famous local restaurants, such as Hom 1943, Krua Mai Muang, Krua Chin Sot, Pla Ra Hom, and Thai restaurants such as Krua Ton Tan, Rom Mai Yai, and Tor Fan Buffet.
Shopping
Phrae has markets for tourists to choose from for shopping. There is Kad Kong Kao, Kad Mek Him, Walking Street on the first Sunday of the month, Pratu Chai, Vintage Market, and Wat Chong Tai Market.
Accommodation
Nan is a province in the North of Thailand. There are many diverse groups living in the area such as the local Thai Yuan, Thai Lue, Thai Puan, Thai Khoen, and Thai Yai. This is why there are so many languages in Nan, which is another charm of Thailand Culture.
Things to do
When arriving in Nan province visitors have to visit Wat Phumin to see the painting "Pu Man Ya Man", which is a valuable ancient and unique Tai Lue woman and woman that has been dubbed as the world whispering image. Not far from Wat Phumin is home to the Nan National Museum which exhibits the ancient art of Lanna locality. As for the front of the building, there are arches of frangipani trees growing in a row, spreading over each other and arching into tunnels for tourists to come to see the beauty and take a souvenir photo.
Food
Nan Province is also famous for its food.
Fried chicken with Makhaen,The spiciness of " Makhaen ", a special spice of the Lanna people, which is similar to black pepper. Northern people like to use it in cooking to enhance the flavor and remove the fishy smell.
kai ngam ngon,The signature dish of "Hong Chao Fong Kham" is now a must-try local dish in Nan Province. The name of the dish comes from the beautiful appearance of the eggs after they are cooked.
Shopping
Kuang Mueng Nan Walking Street
Accommodation
Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. Situated on the Kok River basin, The province, which is located within the renowned Golden Triangle area where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand converge, is also known as the gateway to Myanmar, Laos and Southern China. Chiang Rai, which was founded in 1262 by King Meng Rai, was the first capital of the Lanna Thai Kingdom, which was later conquered by Burma. It was not until 1786 that Chiang Rai became a Thai territory and was proclaimed a province during the reign of King Rama VI in 1910.
Things to do
The province offers many interesting cultural attractions such as Wat Rong Khun, designed and built by Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat, stands out with exquisite white architecture, as well as Mingmuang temple which is the oldest temple in Chiang Rai; Wat Rong Suea Ten Huay Pla Kang Temple and Baan Dam Museum, which is a place for collecting art works by Ajarn Thawan Thanchanee. Visit Wat Chedi Luang,the most important monument on the temple ground is a large stupa from which the name of the temple "Wat Chedi Luang". Visit Wat Pa Sak, the art style shown on the restoration of fresco motifs and Buddha images which adorned the stupa indicated the relationship Lanna had with other states such as Sukhothai. For those who like nature, you can go up to see the sunrise over the Mekong and the sea of mist in the morning at Doi Pha Tang. Feel the cold and see the 360 degree sea view mist at Phu Chi Dao. See winter flowers at Mae Fah Luang Gardens around Doi Tung Palace. In addition, because Chiang Rai is a province that is at the junction between Thailand, Myanmar and Laos, tourists can view both sides of the Mekong at Golden triangle And visit Mae Sai market - Tha Khi Lek Along the Thai-Burma border as well
Food
Chiang Rai has restaurants that serve delicious northern Thai food for tourists to enjoy. We recommend the following restaurants: Ek Ocha Restaurant, which has seafood, Thai, Chinese and local cuisine: Lu Lam Chiang Rai Restaurant, Tha Nam Phu Lae Restaurant, Lilawadi Restaurant, Tok Tong Restaurant and Phaam Restaurant.
Shopping
Saturday Night Walking Street, Chiang Rai Night Bazaar, Central Chiangrai, Fah Thai Market, Sunday Happy Street (aka Thanon Khon Muan Market), Kad Luang Chiang Rai Market
Accommodation
The city of Chiang Mai, the capital of Chiang Mai province, was also capital of the Lanna Kingdom after its founding in 1296, during the same period of time as the establishment of the Sukhothai Kingdom. From then, Chiang Mai not only became the capital and cultural core of the Lanna Kingdom, but also the centre of Buddhism in northern Thailand. King Meng Rai built many temples in the region.
Things to do
Tourist activities in Chiang Mai include worshiping the Phra That Doi Suthep, which is an important landmark of Chiang Mai people. Experience the local way of life and shop for stylish handmade products at Thapae Walking Street. Visit various species of plants at the Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park. Do not miss to shop art products, taste local cuisine and see cultures on Nimmanhaemin road. In addition, nature and mountain tours are another activity that should not be missed when visiting Chiang Mai, whether stepping on the highest point of Thailand at the top of Doi Inthanon. Absorb the beauty of the rice fields, feel the cool breeze while watching the giant tiger flower at Doi Ang Khang. Experience ecotourism homestay in Mae Kampong and visit Hmong villages in Doi Pui and many more.
Food
Khao Soi is a native food of the northern part of Thailand. It was originally called Kuay Tiew Hor. It looks like noodles in a soup with spicy curry paste and side dishes such as pickled mustard greens, red onions, seasonings such as fried chili, oil, lime juice and fish sauce.
Sai Oua is one of the traditional food menus of the northern people that has used the method of food preservation since the past by mixing pork with herbs and stuffing it in the intestines. Then grill or fry it until cooked until fragrant. This menu is not only delicious but also has high nutritional value. It is suitable to eat with sticky rice or fresh vegetables.
Gaeng Hoh or Kua Hoh is a northern Thai dish that combines many different dishes. In the past, leftover food was eaten and seasoned to taste. Fermented bamboo shoot, red curry paste, hang lay curry paste and kae curry paste combine to make the base ingredients. These then are mixed with a good variety of herbs and vegetables, pork belly meat, glass noodle, shrimp paste and chilies.
We recommend restaurants are Khao Soi Khun Yai, Tong tem Toh, Ginger Farm Kitchen, Huen Muan Jai, and Huen Phen.
Shopping
Tha Pae Sunday Walking Street, Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, Chiang Mai riverside boutique shops, Warorot Market, Maya Lifestyle Shopping Center
Accommodation
This ancient town was the capital of the Haripunchai Kingdom from AD 750-1281. Today, Lamphun is made up of large wooden house beside the Kuang River and is characterized by its peaceful atmosphere, ancient temples, and surrounding countryside of rice field.
Things to do
There are important places that have been invincible since Hariphunchai era many thousand years ago, including important places of worship in Lamphun city such as Wat Phra That Hariphunchai Woramahawihan, Queen Chamadevi Monument which was built to commemorate Queen Chamadevi Genesis King of Hariphunchai, Ku Chang Ku Ma which is believed to be the War Cemetery - War Ma (Horse) The majesty of Queen Chamadevi.Other historical sites founded on the same and is equally beautiful are Wat San Pa Luang, Lamphun Community Museum, Wat Ko Klang and Wat Cham Dhevi or Ku Kut Temple which all reflect the prosperity of Buddhism in this region.
Food
Dao Kanong Lamphun, longstanding restaurant serving northern Thai food.
Mu Tun Lam Yai Noodles
Krua Payayong
Baan Suan Lamphun
Shopping
Accommodation
Lampang is a tourist town in the north that still retains the atmosphere of a retro atmosphere. Tourists can start with travelling within the city that still uses carriages as a means of transportation which is then becoming a uniqueness of the province. There are also ancient architectural buildings such as in Kad Kong Ta, an old commercial area by the Wang River Ratsadaphisek Bridge or the White Land Bridge, an old landmark of Lampang, more than a hundred years old. Khun Than Tunnel is another landmark that is reputed to be the most beautiful and longest railway tunnel in Thailand.
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Tourist can explore Lampang by cycling or take the Tha Ma O Tram which runs through major tourist attractions such as Pratu Pong Temple, Pong Sanuk Temple, Ku Chao Ya Suta, Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchada Ram, Ban Sao Nak and Baan Louise.
Food
Baan Phraya Suren by Madame Musur, Aroy One Baht, Long Jim New York Pizza, The Riverside Restaurant Lampang,
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Kad kong Ta Street market, Central Plaza
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Beautifully located in a valley ringed by forested mountains, Mae Hong Son sprang up in 1831 from a small camp where elepants were tethered. The town remained largely isolated untill it was linked by a paved highway to Chianh Mai in 1965. The province has traditionally been dominated by nearby Burma, as shown by its architecture. Shan and Karen people, who make up most of the poppulation, continue to move across the border to leave in Mae Hong Son and its environs.
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Mae Hong Son province has another name as ‘the city of three mists’ because it is surrounded by high mountains with cold temperature and covered with mist all 3 seasons. The city is rich of the beauty of natural resources – mountains, forests and flowers. Mae Hong Son is a fascinating province of Burmese and Lanna style temples, hot springs, hill tribe villages, trekking, rafting, national parks, and even an annual reggae festival. In addition to a charming capital in Mae Hong Son town, the town of Pai is also a traveler favorite.
Food
Salween River Restaurant, Fern Restaurant
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Mae Hong Son offers a plethora of captivating souvenirs that cater to their penchant for acquiring unique treasures. Among the enticing options are lacquerware, exquisite gems, intricate silver ornaments, traditional hill tribe attire, skillfully crafted handicrafts, and masterful wood carvings. There are Pai Walking street, Mae Hong Son Walking street night market.
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Lying between Ko Chang and Ko Kut. And resembles a four-pointed star when viewed from above. Most of the fringes of the island are kept cool and shady by rows of coconut and rubber trees and the beaches are clean and golden with clear waters, especially around Ao Tanit, Ao Pai, Ao Prong, Ao Phat and Ao Daeng. Most of the waters around Ko Mak also boast healthy, colourful coral reefs.
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Koh Mak is a quiet location for people who are looking for a relaxing holiday. The island has beautiful nature which is perfect for hiking trips. The nearby Marine Park has the best selection of marine life Thailand has to offer. The highlight of Koh Mak is scuba diving, with the best coral reefs to dive in are Koh Rang, Koh Phangan, and Koh Yak Lek.
Food
COCOCAPE Sea side Restaurant & Bar, Chic & Chill Cafe Restaurant, TableTale Restaurant & Cafe
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The larger resorts have small minimarts selling snacks, drinks, sun lotion, basic medical and sanitary items etc and It has a little shops selling basic good dotted around the island. In addition there are a few small souvenir shops.
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Located in the Hat Chao Mai National Park, and the atmosphere is quiet and private. On the east side is the port, and there is a fishing village that continues the way of life of the islanders. It also has a wider variety of accommodation than the west coast. Most of which are towering cliffs facing the sea and the location of Tham Morakot. In addition, around Ko Muk, there are white sandy beaches and beautiful snorkelling spots. At the mouth of the cave, the sunlight will reflect on the water in the cave causing the water to be emerald green. The other side is a large cavern. Inside, there is a white sandy beach surrounded by steep cliffs and illuminated by light.
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Tourists can do various activities at Koh Muk. Emerald Cove (Tham Morakot), this is one of the most famous and coolest things to do on Koh Mook – it’s a beach that you can access through a coastal cave, formed by a collapsed sinkhole in the limestone rock.
Go hiking, there are a few semi-strenuous hikes into the central hills, the most popular of which leads to Viewpoint Koh Mook in the centre of the island and eventually culminates at Sabai Beach
Go snorkelling, there are some reasonable places between Emerald Cove and Charlie Beach on the western side, with Koh Kradan also having some great options if you visit on a day trip.
Food
Hilltop Restaurant
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There is a small grocery store here for tourists.
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Khanom Beach is well-known for its long white sand beach that stretches into the sea and rows of pine trees in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. There are beautiful coral reefs making it the perfect place for scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming.
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Khanom Beach has an exciting, laid-back atmosphere that is hard to find these days. The highlight here is the pink dolphins that often forage in the nearby waters. They are also a symbol of the city.
Food
Khanom Hill Resort Restaurant, Dusty Gecko Restaurant & Deli Shop, CC Beach Bar and Restaurant
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Khanom walking street
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