The Centre: Heart of the Kingdom
Uthai Thani is a province 200 km north of Bangkok. Wat Tha Sung is one of those temples that do not leave you indifferent and is a must-see if you are passing through the region.
Wat Tham Suea is a temple just south of the city, it dominates the area offering stunning views of the surrounding rice fields.
Today I'm taking you through an important religious ceremony, the kathina, which we were invited to attend by a friend of Jitima, heading to Kanchanaburi to do so!
A day exploring interesting temples around Nakhon Chai Si, a district in Nakhon Pathom province, neighboring the capital, Bangkok.
Why Bangkok's legendary street is called "Khao San" and how it became a landmark for backpackers passing through Asia, a look back.
Ko Kret is a small island located in the middle of the Chao Phraya River, about twenty kilometers north of central Bangkok (in the neighboring province of Nonthaburi). Known for its pottery and its countryside atmosphere, it is a favorite place for Bangkokians to take a green getaway, especially on weekends, when the markets are in full swing and liven up the villages on the island.
Nakhon Pathom is a town just an hour west of Bangkok. It is best known for being home to the Phra Pathom Chedi, considered the largest chedi (or stupa) in the world at 127m.
I suggest we see together what visits to make to immerse ourselves in the history of Kanchanaburi, by going back to the Death Railway.
Here is a suggestion of visits to discover the essentials of Bangkok in two or three days.
You only have one day and want to make the most of your stay in the capital? Here are the must-see visits to get to the essentials
Wat Muang is a temple that is the pride of Ang Thong, the province in which it is located. Situated 8 km from the city, in the Wiset Chai Chan district, amidst the countryside, stands what is now the 7th largest statue in the world and the largest in Thailand. Quite something.
At 92 meters high and 63 meters wide, it certainly makes an impression. However, the temple is much more than just the Great Buddha; it's full of surprises. Here's a quick tour!