Places of Interests Thailand | Travel Information - Thailand
Looking for places to go when you visit Thailand? Below are some of the places which you may wish to consider visiting..
The Cemetery of Shell - the World Mollusc Fossil Site at Ban Lean Pho, Muang District
The place where the mollusc is preserved. It has been known to be the only site left on earth and is estimated to be about 75 million years old.
Pattaya at Pattaya
Beach resort famous for its watersports. You can also find scores of food stalls and vendors selling everything under the sun.
Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo at Bangkok
The Grand Palace is the former residential palace of Kings Rama I to Rama IV of Chakri Dynasty between 1782 and late 1800 AD. Witness the architectural splendour of this historic Thai landmark that colvers an area of 2.5 square km on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River. The royal chapel and Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Located on the Grand Palace grounds. The temple is famous for its Emerald Buddha, one of Thailand's most reverd and cherished Buddha images.
Muang Boran or Ancient City at Samut Prakhan
The ancient city is 33.5 km southeast of Bangkok. It is a theme park that boasts impressive replicacs of Thai ancient monuments. It also houses a Thai folk art and culture centre.
The Floating Market at Bangkok
Dubbed "Venis of the East", you can see floating shops selling fruits, flowers and local Thai dishes at the Floating Market.
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Places of Interests Thailand | Travel Information - Thailand
The place where the mollusc is preserved. It has been known to be the only site left on earth and is estimated to be about 75 million years old.
Beach resort famous for its watersports. You can also find scores of food stalls and vendors selling everything under the sun.
The Grand Palace is the former residential palace of Kings Rama I to Rama IV of Chakri Dynasty between 1782 and late 1800 AD. Witness the architectural splendour of this historic Thai landmark that colvers an area of 2.5 square km on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River. The royal chapel and Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Located on the Grand Palace grounds. The temple is famous for its Emerald Buddha, one of Thailand's most reverd and cherished Buddha images.
The ancient city is 33.5 km southeast of Bangkok. It is a theme park that boasts impressive replicacs of Thai ancient monuments. It also houses a Thai folk art and culture centre.
Dubbed "Venis of the East", you can see floating shops selling fruits, flowers and local Thai dishes at the Floating Market.