Thailand - Where to go and what to see

Thailand, the land of smiles

Thailand is the country of smiles. Whatever the situation may be, you can always expect a sincere smile from the other side and people are generally very friendly and cheerful, always making jokes, joking and laughing. More women than men.

The country is also famous for the massages that are indeed everywhere, from elegant houses with excellent conditions to the simple straw mat stretched out in the sand of the beach. In the hands, feet, head, with oil, without oil, for all tastes ... and for the prices we are used to, very cheap. It is to try them all!

It is a formidable, safe destination in a world with habits and rules different from the West, where people make all the difference.

Bangkok

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a spectacular city that one can not miss. From the visits to the great temples and monuments to the simple observation of people in transit, everything is exciting. There is a good transport network (metro, skytrain, tuk-tuks, boats) that make traveling very easy. The movement of the public boats on the river is incredible and worth doing a few laps and jumping from pier to pier. They say Patpong's Night Market is good for finding good counterfeit wallets and stuff, but I can not swear I do not like shopping. This is also the most well-known zone of nighttime fun, with the famous "Go-Go Bars" exploding from madness to door yes, door to door. But I do not know anything about this either ...;)

Thailand is full of joy. You can see some best places, food, local activities and experiences. If you are here than you must explore all places. Check these things to do in Thailand. 

Krabi

More than the city itself, Krabi is on tour as it is the starting point for a series of islands located on its peninsula, among which the Phi Phi Islands which together with Phuket will be one of the top tourist destinations in Thailand. Thailand. But the center itself and its surroundings (Ao Nang, Railay, Phra Nang Bay) turn out to be very interesting and are certainly worth a stay of a few days. I recommend the Night Market, by the harbor, for a taste of Thai "street food".

Phi Phi Islands

Phi Phi Don, the main island where hotels are located, and Phi Phi Leh, an uninhabited island that was once the story of the movie "The Beach". They are one of the most popular destinations in Thailand and where I have no intentions of returning in this one again. The islands are beautiful and the scenery is breathtaking but cheap rampant tourism has managed to throw that into the background. Except for the expensive resorts situated in the isolated extremes, the island is mostly occupied by new malta looking for fun, beer and cheap drugs. Cleaning is not a big deal either. There are so many people on the island to consume that the garbage bags have to come to the streets to await collection, in a process far from efficient. For those who like and have patience for that kind of environment, good holidays! But my recommendation is to go and meet, Stay 2 or 3 nights and ... "rope in the slippers" because there are better things to enjoy! I recommend, however, trying to find and take the sleepover tour in Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh. Watching the dusk and waking up there alone with another 10-12 people on the island is another story.