This was my first visit to Phuket in past 12 years. That was kinda one day business trip. I would love to go again and spend my holidays. Just taken some photos from Airplane. 🙂

Tiger Temple, or Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, is a Theravada Buddhist temple in western Thailand that was founded in 1994 as a forest temple and sanctuary for wild animals, among them several tigers, the majority of which are Indochinese tigers. The tiger temple is located in the Saiyok district of Thailand’s Kanchanaburi province.

Only 30 minutes drive from Pattaya, you will discover the very special tiger zoo of the region. The zoo is the home for 400 Royal Bengal tigers and various kinds of animals in the natural atmosphere, but it also offers you many amusing activities and amazing shows.

Floating market is famous in Thailand, especially at Damnoen Saduak situated about 130 km southwest of Bangkok. A popular day trip from Bangkok is possible…you can combine with visits to Rose Garden Thai Village, Elephant Ground & Crocodile Farm or the Bridge of River Kwai in Kanchanburi!

About 2km south of Pattaya Beach lies Jomtien Beach, a long, straight 6km stretch of sandy coastline that is a lot less chaotic and crowded than Pattaya. New hotels, resorts, condominiums, shops and restaurants are rising fast, but they are more spread out and, for now at least, haven’t plundered Jomtiens quiet down-to-earth charm. It’s much more peaceful and laid-back than Pattaya Beach too.

Probably the most visited and remembered landmark of Thailand, The Grand Palace in Bangkok is where every visitor must pay a visit at least once in their lifetime.

Escape from the material world, boost your energy and find peace in our forest of over 100 acres at the centre of Farm Chokchai. On site are 50 boutique tents and a well-designed seminar room, which can accommodate up to 120 visitors. Enjoy the tranquility of the clean and safe natural spaces while keeping in touch with the world via our Wi-Fi Internet access, available in every corner of the forest. Fall in love with nature all over again and learn her secrets through every activity, at your own leisurely pace. Indulge yourself in limitless imagination. Spend precious time with your loved ones in the arms of nature, and you will find that “Heaven on Earth” is within your reach.

Enjoy shopping with the riverfront atmosphere in our 4 districts.

CHAROENKRUNG DISTRICT
Glory will soon return to this area with more than 1,000 boutiques

TOWN SQUARE DISTRICT
A synthesis of cultures, East and West, resulting in a variety of gastronomical delights, a beer garden and outdoor activity square covering an area of over 2,000 square metres.

FACTORY DISTRICT
From the working class lifestyle of the past to a venue combining stylish meeting places with over 500 fashion boutiques housed in a sawmill aged over 100 years which has been refurbished and modernized in order to cater to today’s tastes and preferences.

WATERFRONT DISTRICT
The riverside lifestyle along Chao Phraya returns with an array of international restaurants and wine bars that offer a breathtaking panoramic view and the longest riverfront pathway in Thailand stretching for over 300 metres.

Its original glory under the name “ASIATIQUE The Riverfront,” the first and the biggest lifestyle project in Asia on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, and soon to become Bangkok’s trendiest landmark.

I visited Chiang Mai in November 2011, Here are some photos of the Kirimaya Paradise Ecotourism Network in Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai, Thailand which was set up to help the local villagers. Huts cost either 500 baht or 1,000 baht a night at the 2 places in the village offering accommodation. But I did not stay. If you wish to stay , then most of tour operator and local guides know about this place.

Located in Chiang Mai Province, Doi Inthanon National Park encompasses the highest mountain In Thailand, Doi Inthanon, as well as several lesser summits. The doi (mountain) is largely a granite batholith intruding a southerly extension of the Shan Hills range and forming the divide between the Nam Mae Ping river to the east and the Nam Mae Chaem river to the west. Lower elevations in the most easterly pant of the park are limestone formations and contain a number of caves.