Thailand is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. It's also no secret that the country is home to some truly spectacular places, as Thailand is home to rainforests, mist-covered mountains, and ancient monuments. Find out more about the 8 most incredible places to visit in Thailand

From dense jungles to mountain landscapes, from golden temples to jade-colored lakes, the beauty of Thailand is multifaceted. The unique landscape made the country famous all over the world. Whether you're an adventurer looking for the best adventure travel destinations or heading to the 'Land of Smiles' for some peace and beach relaxation, this enchanting state will definitely not disappoint.

What to visit in Thailand? The list of the most incredible places follows.

Bangkok

  Bangkok is the bustling capital of Thailand, which you should definitely visit while traveling in the country. Many tourists begin their acquaintance with Thailand precisely from the main city of the country. The liveliness and cultural wealth of Bangkok make it one of the most beautiful cities in the country, which will present unforgettable urban adventures.

- What to see?

Bangkok is known for seamlessly blending old and new, with historic temples juxtaposed with state-of-the-art skyscrapers.

The architectural gem of the city can be considered the Grand Palace - a stunning complex that has been home to royal families for many years.

Be sure to experience Bangkok's bustling street life by heading to Khao San Road, which is filled with a wonderful mix of food stalls, clothing shops and bars. Try here the famous street food like pad thai or mango sticky rice and enjoy the energy of the nightlife.

Also visit the amazing Wat Arun, often referred to as the Temple of the Dawn, this landmark standing majestically on the banks of the river is known for its intricate structures and glittering spire.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai or "the rose of the north" is one of the most beautiful places in Thailand. With historic temples, cool mountain air and a peaceful atmosphere, this is where you can take a break from the hectic energy of Bangkok. The city combines culture, history and natural beauty, thereby creating a truly fantastic experience.

- What to see?

Start your journey in the center of the old town, in a square square surrounded by walls and moats. Here you will find Wat Phra Singh, the place where the Buddha image is kept.

Next, head to Doi Inthanon National Park, one of the best places in Chiang Mai for nature lovers. It is home to Thailand's highest peak, as well as magnificent waterfalls and lush forests.

Also, don't miss the opportunity to get to know traditional Thai cuisine, because Chiang Mai is known for its unique Northern Thai cuisine, which is markedly different from the rest of the country.

Phuket

  Phuket, Thailand's largest island, is a paradise for beachgoers and those who want to experience the country's vibrant nightlife.

- What to see?

Patong Beach is famous for its golden sand, crystal clear water and interesting nightlife.

An ideal place for a relaxing holiday is Kata Noi beach - one of the most beautiful in Phuket. With its tranquil atmosphere, clear turquoise water and stunning sunset views, it is an ideal vacation spot.

Visit Phuket Old Town, a historic area known for its well-preserved Sino-Portuguese buildings, colorful street art and quaint local shops.

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Pai is a small town in the north of Thailand, which not all travelers know about. It is located on the banks of the river, in the valleys of the mountains, and that is why it is one of the most incredible places in Thailand.

- What to see?

Start your journey at Pai Canyon, which offers fantastic views of the valley, especially at sunrise or sunset. Walking along the narrow winding paths is an adventure in itself. Visit the Pai natural hot springs located in the forest. Immersion in warm mineral-rich water will give you real pleasure.

You can see a unique combination of Thai and Chinese cultures in Yunan Village, an ancient Chinese settlement. Taste Yunnan cuisine, ride a Chinese carriage, or try brewing traditional Chinese tea.

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Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya's rich history and culture is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful places in Thailand. Once the largest city in the world, Ayutthaya is home to ancient temples and palaces that showcase its past glory.

- What to see?

Start your journey at Wat Phra Si Sanphet, the grandest and most beautiful temple in Ayutthaya, as it exemplifies the city's classical architecture. Be sure to visit Wat Mahathat - one of the oldest and most significant temples in Ayutthaya, famous for the Buddha's head woven into the roots of trees.

Another stop is the Ayutthaya Historical Park, where the ruins of numerous temples and ancient buildings are located. A day spent here is like traveling back in time.

Krabi

Krabi is a dreamy beach destination that cannot be missed while traveling in Thailand. It is known for its stunning limestone cliffs, clear emerald waters and beautiful sandy beaches.

- What to see?

Start your adventure at Reilly Beach, a peninsula only accessible by boat. It is from here that you can enjoy breathtaking views of high limestone cliffs and crystal clear turquoise water.

The next stop is the Phi Phi Islands, which gained popularity after appearing in the movie "The Beach". They are known for their fabulous scenery and recognized as the best place for diving and snorkeling.

Thung Teao Nature Park is an unusual lowland forest with rich biodiversity. Rare species of birds live here, and the famous Emerald Pool, known for its naturally warm and incredibly clean water, is located on the territory of the park.

Chiang Rai

Chiang Rai is a city in the mountainous region of Northern Thailand, which is famous for its rich cultural heritage. It is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Thailand, and it is sure to impress the connoisseurs of culture and art.

- What to see?

The White Temple or Wat Rong Khun is a Buddhist temple completely made of white material with fragments of mirror glass. The Blue Temple or Wat Rong Suea Ten is a modern structure that stands out for its brilliant interiors, shimmering with different shades of blue and exquisite carvings.

  The Baandam Museum, also known as the Black House, is a unique place that showcases the works of Thai artist Tawan Duchani. Dark, mystical buildings combined with the artist's thought-provoking paintings create a contrast with the White and Blue temples.

Samui

Samui is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, the second largest island in Thailand. It is a popular resort known for its natural attractions: snow-white sandy beaches, coral reefs and coconut palms.

- What to see?

It is worth starting an adventure trip around the island from Chaweng Beach - the largest and most popular beach on the island. Its fine white sand, blue waters and lively atmosphere will give travelers a fantastic experience. Those who prefer a more secluded vacation should visit Lamai Beach.

The main tourist gem of Koh Samui is the Big Buddha statue in the Wat Phra Yai temple. The design of the temple incorporates elements of Chinese and Thai traditions and was designed in part by prominent Thai artist Jarit Phumdongming. The Buddha statue is a true symbol of Thailand. You must have seen her in one of the pictures. It also offers a fantastic panoramic view of the surrounding area.

From the tranquil temples of Chiang Mai to the bustling nightlife of Bangkok, the white sand beaches of Samui to the historic ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand offers a variety of beautiful destinations for any type of vacation.

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