Chiang Mai Night Safari
Chiang Mai Night SafariThe former seat of the Lanna kingdom is a blissfully calm and laid-back place to relax and recharge your batteries. Participate in a vast array of activities on offer, or just stroll around the backstreets, and discover a city that is still firmly Thai in its atmosphere and attitude.
How to get to Chiang Mai
From Bangkok
By Coach/Bus
You can buy the ticket online or on counter at the bus station. It's cost around 700-1000 Thai Baht. If you go by bus/coach it could take about 11-12 hours.
By Plane
You can reserve the ticket online with the local airline. It's quite more expensive in seasonal like rainy or winter but it take about 1-2 hours that shorter than coach/bus.
Chiang Mai Night SafariChiang Mai Night SafariOld City Temples: Chiang Mai Old City is practically a living museum. Its narrow streets are lined with beautiful temples, old shophouses and historical buildings, all surrounded by the crumbling ancient walls and the moat. It’s quite a small, compact place, so you can easily get around on foot without tiring yourself out, allowing you to enjoy the city’s relaxed atmosphere and interesting scenery.
Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Chiang Mai : The Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Chiang Mai was among the first of the new breed of elephant attractions in Thailand which prioritise the welfare of the animals. Often acting as retirement and care homes for elephants previously employed in the logging or tourism industries, they provide as natural an environment for them as possible. While you can still interact with the elephants (bathing them being an especially popular activity), riding on them is strictly out of the question.
Doi Suthep: It is one of the most historically and spiritually significant places in Thailand and is an impressive embodiment of the Lanna culture, with its origins dating back almost 700 years. As such, large numbers of Thais and foreigners come to experience the special magic of this holy place.
Karen Long Neck Tribe & Chiang Dao Cave : At Chiang Dao cave, the caverns stretch many kilometres into the mountain yet only a small part of the complex is possible to explore. Two of the caves, Tham Phra Nawn and Tham Seua Dao, are illuminated by electric lights, but the upper caves are pitch-black and requires a local lantern-carrying guides to lead the way.
Chiang Mai Night Safari: Modeled after a similar attraction in Singapore, Chiang Mai Night Safari features three animal zones – Savanna Safari, Predator Prowl, Jaguar Trail – which you can tour via an open-sided tram or on foot. Enjoy a range of activities designed to keep you entertained throughout your visit, from hand-feeding wild animals and petting tiger cubs to a laser light show and ‘dancing’ fountain.
Chiang Rai Province has such a diversity of attractions that its capital is often overlooked. It’s also the logical base from which to plan excursions to the more remote corners of the province.
How to get to Chiang Rai
By Bus/Coach
You can buy the ticket online or on counter at Nakhon Ratchasima bus station. It's cost around 700-1000 Thai Baht. If you go by bus/coach it could take about 11-12 hours.
By Plane
You can book the ticket online of NokAir airline. There is the flights from Nakhon Ratchasima (BFV) to Mueang Chiang Rai (CEI) cost around 3000-4000 Thai baht and takes about 4-5 hours. Or you can choose the flight from Bangkok (DMK or BKK) to Chiang Mai then take a bus or transfer to Chaing Rai. There are several airline more than BFV.
White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) : A privately owned art exhibit in the style of a Buddhist temple in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. It is owned by Chalermchai Kositpipat, who designed, constructed, and opened it to visitors in 1997.
Wat Rong Suea Ten (Blue Temple) : It is a recent temple which is still under construction even if its main hall is now completed. It is above all its magnificent blue interior with a large white Buddha that marks the spirits. The paintings are reminiscent of the style of what you can see inside the White Temple (Wat Rong Khun).
Mae Fah Luang Art & Cultural Park : Mae Fah Luang Art & Cultural Park is a large landscaped garden and museum set in the city of Chiang Rai, known for its mature trees, a botanical collection of indigenous plants from the northern region, and its large collection of Lanna artifacts. Originally known as Rai Mae Fah Luang, Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park started first as the office of the Thai Hill Crafts Foundation. Through purchasing and marketing handicrafts, the Thai Hill Crafts Foundation helped preserve the traditional skills and support the livelihoods of ethnic minorities.
Singha Park Chiang Rai : The largest agricultural tourism attraction in Thailand With an area of more than 8,000 rai with abundant plants Uphill You will get in touch with nature and enjoy various activities in the farm such as single car tour around with Singha Park Farm Tour See animals of African species Take a bike close to nature Adventure activities to challenge the faint of heart And sporting events all year round and many more.
Chiang Khan : Chiang Khan is an ancient community that has remained unique for more than 100 years. Chiang Khan is another popular destination in Loei province for locals because of its uniqueness, mixed with modernity. Visiting here is a good way to experience the nice atmosphere along the Mekong River.
How to get to Chiang Khan
Bus/ Coach from Bangkok to Chiang Khan
Alternatively, one can also catch a 2-way coach down 8 hours from Bangkok at 700baht.
Bus/ Coach from Nakhon Ratchasima to Chiang Khan
Alternatively, one can also catch a 2-way coach down 6 hours from Nakhon Ratchasima around 430 baht.
By Plane
We scooted over to Chiang Khan via local budget airline Nok Air, an adorable little propeller plane with their airline symbol – a bird’s beak. Flights to this destination is very affordable from Bangkok, and even with a last minute over the counter purchase, I paid around SGD$95 for a 1-way ticket.
Chiang Khan is an ancient community that has remained unique for more than 100 years. Chiang Khan is another popular destination in Loei province for locals because of its uniqueness, mixed with modernity. Visiting here is a good way to experience the nice atmosphere along the Mekong River.
Phu Tok is the mountain in Chiang Khan. It is a popular view point for tourists who wish to see a magical sea of fog covering the mountains at the time of sunrise. At the top of Phu Tok, you will see the beautiful scenery of Chiang Khan, mountains and Mekong River.
If you want to see the sunrise, you should wake up at 5.30 am and get a Tuk-Tuk to pick you up from your hotel at 6 am. Normally the Tuk-Tuk ride to Phu Tok should cost 100 baht per person for round trip. If the driver is asking for more, you should consider negotiating the price. The Tuk-Tuk will take you to the foot of the mountain and wait for you there. However, if you have your own car, you can easily drive to the foot of the mountain and leave your car there as there is a parking lot nearby.
Udon Thani is probably best known for its Archaeological wonders, paramount among them the hamlet of Ban Chiang where the world's first Bronze Age civilization is believed to have flourished more than 5,000 years ago.
Udon Thani is also famous for its natural tourist attractions and local products like Pha Khid or patterned silk weaving. Local communities are also very charming with simple way of living.
Accommodations are also easy to in the city so you can be sure there is minimal fuzz in your visit plan to Udon Thani Thailand.
How to get to Udon Thani
By Bus at Bus Station of Korat
You can buy the ticket at bus station in front around 240 Thai Baht. It's take about 7 hours. If you want the faster way to go you can go by van, price of ticket is similiar of bus but it's take less around 3 hours.
By Plane
By local air, there are many of price rates in each airline you can book the ticket in travel app or application of each airline.
Nong Pra Jak Park Scenic lake park with trails, a BMX track, exercise equipment & giant inflatable ducks on the water.
Ban Chiang Museum : Ban Chiang National museum, also known as Ban Chiang Archaeological Site, is located in Nong Han district of Udon Thani province. The site became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 1992.The museum has two parts to it. The first part is for antiques. Here you find anything associated with the ancient Culture of Ban Chiang. You can see ancient tools, household items, artifacts, and pottery items, many of which are over 4,000 years old.
Red Lotus Lake : The Red Lotus Sea (although most of the flowers are more pink or crimson than they are red) is about 45km south east from the Udon Thani ring road, at Lake Nong Han on the banks of Ban Diam, in the Kumphawadpi Reserve.
UD Town : Spacious indoor/outdoor shopping site featuring a variety of shops, a food court & nighttime bazaar.
Khon Kaen plays an important role as the centre of the Northeast region. Furthermore, the province, thanks to Khon Kaen University, is a major hub of education and technology. A major source of local wisdom in silk production is in Amphoe Chonnabot where excellent Mudmee silk is delicately woven by hand using the tie-dye technique.
How to go to Khon Kaen
By Coach/Bus and Van
At the Nakhon Ratchasima New Bus Station has the various type of car to go to Khon Kaen. You can buy the ticket in front, it's cost around ฿120 for coach and ฿90 for van. Both of them take around 2-3 hours.
By plane
Thai AirAsia flies from Bangkok (DMK) to Khon Kaen (KKC) several times a day; there are also flights from/to Chiang Mai, Pattaya (UTP) and Phuket. Nok Air and Thai Lion Air each has a couple of flights a day to Bangkok (DMK) as well. Thai Smile Airways flies from Bangkok (BKK) five times a day, and can be booked in one ticket with an international Thai Airways flight.
Khon Kaen National Museum : The museum was established to collect, preserve and display antiques and artifacts which are national treasures and cultural resources in the northern part of Isaan (Northeastern region of Thailand) which found many of archeology sites.
Dino Water Park : the largest water park in North Eastern part of Thailand. On more than 12.81 acres, was designed and built in a concept "Splash Adventure" with Dinosaur theme is installed and maintained by Polin Waterparks and Water System Controllers by Atlantis Pool Company from Turkey. This is a new landmark in the North Eastern part of Thailand with a giant water slides divided into 8 zones. It will make your holiday so memorable!
Ton Tann Market : Ton Tann Green Market is the largest night market in Khon Kaen. People can do activities at one place: playing sport, listening to music, dancing, enjoying arts, eating delicious food, selling goods, visiting beautiful garden, and making new friends.
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