Thailand City Guides

The vibrant capital of Thailand, a city of contrasts where ancient temples stand beside modern skyscrapers.

A province bordering Bangkok known for its durian orchards, riverside communities, and the famous Nonthaburi market.

Known as the "City of Lotus", Pathum Thani features beautiful lotus fields, science parks, and riverside communities.

Located at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River, famous for the Ancient City open-air museum and crocodile farm.

Home to Phra Pathom Chedi, the world's tallest Buddhist stupa, and one of Thailand's oldest cities.

A coastal province known for its seafood, salt farms, and the Mahachai fishing port.

Thailand's smallest province, famous for the Amphawa floating market, firefly watching, and coconut palm sugar.

Famous for its dragon jars, Damnoen Saduak floating market, and the colourful Hala Bala community.

A province of natural beauty and WWII history, home to the famous Bridge on the River Kwai and Erawan Waterfall.

A historic province known as the birthplace of Thai boxing and home to ancient temples and the Suphanburi Museum.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of the Kingdom of Siam, filled with magnificent temple ruins.

A quiet agricultural province known for its traditional crafts, ancient temples, and the Ang Thong National Marine Park (offshore).

A small province with a rich history of battles against the Burmese, known for its warrior monuments and ancient temples.

Known for its bird park, sunflower fields, and the Chao Phraya Dam, a gateway to central Thailand's waterways.

A province of pilgrimage sites and natural wonders, including the sacred Phra Phutthabat footprint temple and Muak Lek flower fields.

Famous for its Khmer ruins, the mischievous monkey population at Prang Sam Yot, and sunflower fields.

Known as the "City of Heaven", located at the confluence of the Ping and Nan rivers, famous for its Chinese New Year celebrations.

A peaceful province with stunning Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A quiet province famous for the legend of Chalawan the crocodile, traditional boat races, and the Nan River.

Home to the revered Phra Buddha Chinnarat image, one of Thailand's most beautiful Buddha statues, and a gateway to northern Thailand.

A popular weekend escape from Bangkok with waterfalls, white-water rafting, and the Khao Yai border.

A province bordering Cambodia with ancient Khmer ruins, Khao Yai National Park access, and the Prachin Buri River.

A border province with Cambodia, featuring Khmer ruins at Prasat Khao Noi and the Aranyaprathet border market.

Known as the "City of Crocodiles", famous for Wat Sothon Wararam and the Bang Pakong River.

A mountainous province known for Khao Kho hill station, sea of mist views, and the Phu Hin Rong Kla historical park.

The cultural capital of northern Thailand, surrounded by mountains, ancient temples, and vibrant night markets.

Home to the iconic White Temple and Blue Temple, with stunning mountain scenery and the Golden Triangle.

A remote mountain province bordering Myanmar, known for its misty valleys, hill tribe villages, and the Pai River.

Known as the "City of Horse Carriages", with well-preserved Lanna temples and the Thai Elephant Conservation Center.

Thailand's oldest continuously inhabited city, with ancient Hariphunchai temples and longan orchards.

A charming old city with teak mansions, ancient temples, and the unique Phae Mueang Phi geological park.

A hidden gem with stunning mountain scenery, unique Lanna-Lao temples, and the famous Nan Boat Racing Festival.

Known for its Laphet (pickled tea) and Langsat fruit, with the Sirikit Dam and Laplae district.

The birthplace of the Thai nation and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with magnificent ruins of the first Thai kingdom.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with ancient city walls, Khmer-influenced temples, and the Ping River.

A border province with Myanmar, home to Doi Inthanon's western slopes, Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, and Thi Lo Su Waterfall.

A serene province centered around Kwan Phayao lake, with submerged temple ruins and mountain scenery.

The gateway to Isan, home to the famous Thao Suranari monument, Khao Yai National Park, and Phimai Historical Park.

Known as the "City of Lotus Blossoms", famous for its Candle Festival, Pha Taem cliff paintings, and the Mekong River.

The economic and educational hub of Isan, known for its silk weaving, dinosaur fossils, and Kaen Nakhon Lake.

Home to the prehistoric Ban Chiang World Heritage Site and the stunning pink lotus lake at Nong Han.

A scenic riverside province on the Mekong, known for the illuminated boat procession festival and That Phanom shrine.

A spiritual province known for its revered forest monks, Nong Han lake, and the Wax Castle Festival.

A border province connected to Laos by the Second Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge, with Phu Manorom viewpoint.

A mountainous province with Thailand's coldest temperatures, famous for Phu Kradueng plateau and the Ghost Festival.

A charming riverside town on the Mekong, famous for the quirky Sala Kaeo Ku sculpture park and the Friendship Bridge to Laos.

A quiet Isan province with the beautiful Wat Pa Phu Kon temple perched on a mountain and local silk weaving.

Thailand's newest province, known for Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary, the Mekong River, and the unique rock formations at Wat Phu Tok.

Famous for its dinosaur fossils at Phu Kum Khao and the Kalasin Dinosaur Museum, one of Southeast Asia's best.

Known as the "Educational Hub of Isan", with Mahasarakham University and traditional Isan silk weaving.

A province with a giant standing Buddha, the Bung Phlan Chai lake, and traditional Isan culture.

Famous for the Rocket Festival (Bun Bang Fai), one of Thailand's most spectacular traditional festivals.

A small Isan province known for its prehistoric stone circles at Sao Chaliang and the Mong River.

Known for the Khmer temple of Prasat Hin Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai and the Pha Mo E Daeng cliff.

Famous for the Surin Elephant Round-Up festival and Khmer temples along the Cambodian border.

Home to the magnificent Phanom Rung Khmer temple and the Chang International Circuit motorsport venue.

A mountainous province on the edge of Isan, known for its sunflower fields, Pa Hin Ngam National Park, and Sai Thong waterfall.

Home to Pattaya, one of Asia's most famous beach resorts, and the Sanctuary of Truth wooden temple.

Famous for its fruit orchards, seafood, and the beautiful Koh Samet island with white sand beaches.

The gem capital of Thailand, known for its sapphire and ruby trading, French colonial architecture, and seafood.

Gateway to Koh Chang, Thailand's second-largest island, with pristine beaches and jungle waterfalls.

A laid-back coastal province with Hua Hin resort town, Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, and fresh seafood.

A historic province with hilltop palaces, ancient temples, and the famous Kaeng Krachan National Park.

Thailand's largest island and most famous beach destination, with world-class resorts, vibrant nightlife, and stunning Andaman Sea beaches.

Famous for its dramatic limestone karsts, crystal-clear waters, and the iconic Railay Beach accessible only by boat.

The mainland gateway to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao, with the Khao Sok National Park rainforest.

An ancient city with the most revered Buddhist temple in southern Thailand, Wat Phra Mahathat, and traditional shadow puppet crafts.

Home to the iconic James Bond Island and the stunning Phang Nga Bay with its limestone karsts rising from emerald waters.

Thailand's rainiest province, known for its natural hot springs, pristine Koh Phayam island, and Myanmar border.

The gateway to the Gulf of Thailand islands, with beautiful beaches, diving spots, and the Koh Tao ferry connection.

An underrated gem with pristine beaches, cave temples, and the famous Trang Islands with dugong sightings.

A peaceful Muslim-majority province with the stunning Tarutao National Marine Park and Koh Lipe, Thailand's "Maldives".

A historic twin-lake city with a charming old town, Hat Yai shopping hub, and the largest natural lake in Thailand.

Known as the birthplace of shadow puppetry (Nang Talung), with Thale Noi waterbird sanctuary and limestone mountains.

A historic Malay-influenced province with the revered Lim Ko Nieo Shrine, fishing villages, and beautiful beaches.

A border province with Malaysia, known for its Betong town, Piyamit Tunnels, and the Hala-Bala Wildlife Sanctuary.

Thailand's southernmost province, known for the Phra Buddha Taksin Ming Mongkol giant Buddha and Kolok border town.