The Centre: Heart of the Kingdom
Small, early-rising and still very much alive, the Tha Kha floating market offers a local alternative to the more touristy markets in the region.
Explore Bangkok's Chinatown on foot with a clear itinerary through alleyways, markets and temples, and all the useful tips for a first-time visit.
Song Wat Road, in the heart of Bangkok's Chinatown, is transforming and now attracts trendy cafes and restaurants. A look back at the metamorphosis of a once discreet neighborhood.
Are you staying in Ayutthaya for more than a day? After the must-sees, explore secondary temples and quieter corners to discover another side of the ancient capital.
Isolated on the edge of Kanchanaburi, Pilok (Ban I-Tong) reveals its mining past, its mountain landscapes and its unique atmosphere on the Burmese border.
At the end of Thailand, discover Sangkhlaburi and its Mon Bridge, its submerged temples and the calm of Khao Laem Lake, very close to the Burmese border.
Less crowded than Erawan, Huay Mae Khamin Falls offers peace and quiet, with the added bonus of a local ferry across Si Nakharin Lake.
Visit the seven levels of Erawan Falls, near Kanchanaburi: a stroll between jungle and turquoise pools. Practical tips for planning your trip.
Walking tour of Talat Noi: an itinerary to discover an unusual Bangkok, between street art, hidden temples and alleys full of character.