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Discover the Kingdom of Thailand
Thailand, a state named for the smiling people, is a potpourri of experiences that will induce your senses and stay in your memory forever. Feel the whole impression that Thailand gives while you are in Bangkok, a capital city, with its noise and crowd, and go on to see old temples and calm beaches in this amazing country.
Thailand has a series of sparkling coasts lined with waving palm canopies and beautiful islands. For swimmers, snorkelers, and divers, perhaps the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand offer the finest aquatic setting. Phuket, Koh Phi Phi, and Koh Lanta are just a couple of the well-known islands with the highest-rated hotels and hostels, and adrenaline activities like diving, kayaking, and rock climbing.
Discover the colorful Thai culture, which has many values and traditions, by visiting the country's center. The dynamic city of Bangkok features not only the grand and colorful Grand Palace, with its unique architectural ornaments, but also most important of all, the tiny image of the emerald Buddha kept inside it. Take a walking tour starting at the Wat Arun or Temple of the Dawn which is the Khmer-style architecture typical in Thailand. Seeking the tranquility restored, the North Chiangmai can be added to your “must-do” places. It is a city which is in the part of the North within the mountains in the country. You can visit sacred Buddhist temples like Doi Suthep Wat which looks down over the whole city or just reflect on the daily life of the forest-dwelling hill tribe people in the area. This will give you an invaluable lifetime memory.
Thailand is a paradise on earth for all those who love food. Step into the indulging curries of Massman curry or tear apart the spicy papaya salad. Sample the explosion of flavors in Pad Thai, a stir-fried noodle dish, or savor the delicate sweetness of mango sticky rice, a popular Thai dessert. Beyond restaurants, explore bustling night markets where vendors offer everything from fresh seafood and exotic fruits to handcrafted souvenirs.
Whether it is adrenaline rush activity, the serenity of pure shores, or the feeling of being home in amazing culture, Thailand offers the best of all. With its hospitality, great food, and natural beauty it will leave you with memories that will last for a very long time in your mind even after your departure.
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Festival in Thailand
For those who are deeply interested in cultural and spiritual events, choosing tours and taking part in festivals will be one of the best ways to enjoy holiday.
Chinese New Year in Thailand: A Celebration of Tradition and Festivities
Thai people also celebrate the Songkran festival to be their own New Year, it is called Songkran festival for Thai people. On the other hand, Thailand shows a strong appetite for the conventional Chinese New Year rites as well. Thailand is the place with the largest Chinese population living outside Chinese territory, the Chinese Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) is a time of great meeting of Chinese people belonging to different families, nationalities, and languages, and this event is the best of Chinese cultural festivals.
Yi Peng Lantern Festival: A Night Sky Ablaze with Wishes
The skies in the northern part of Thailand turn into a magical place every year for the Yi Peng Lantern Festival taking place. The festival is so named the Fa Pong or Yi Peng, which means 'floating lanterns', which turns the sky into a regulating factor of a stunning night parade of flying lights, imbued with both culture and tradition. Now we can dive into the center of this festival, finding its roots, the right manner to enjoy it, and, of course, the best spots where you will be able to experience something like heaven.
Loy Krathong: Thailand's Festival of Lights
Loy Krathong also known as the Festival of Lights is a magical event celebrated each year in the Kingdom of Thailand. This majestic scene, with abundant moonlight covering up, has a lot of kratongs, and small rafts, to be seen as well as the floating of wish lanterns. Now, we'll dive into the core of the wonderful Loy Krathong, discussing the specialies and the festivities of the event, and what you'll need to experience the magic.
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Thai people also celebrate the Songkran festival to be their own New Year, it is called Songkran festival for Thai people. On the other hand, Thailand shows a strong appetite for the conventional Chinese New Year rites as well. Thailand is the place with the largest Chinese population living outside Chinese territory, the Chinese Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) is a time of great meeting of Chinese people belonging to different families, nationalities, and languages, and this event is the best of Chinese cultural festivals.
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Songkran: Thailand's Water Festival
Songkran, which is also famed as the Thai Water Festival, is an energetic occasion that commemorates the traditional Thai New Year. This cheerful festival, celebrated every year somewhere in mid-April, is a combination of ancient practices water fights, and cultural merriment. Let's reveal everything about Songkran, from the essence to the ways we can celebrate it just like the pros.
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Yi Peng Lantern Festival: A Night Sky Ablaze with Wishes
The skies in the northern part of Thailand turn into a magical place every year for the Yi Peng Lantern Festival taking place. The festival is so named the Fa Pong or Yi Peng, which means 'floating lanterns', which turns the sky into a regulating factor of a stunning night parade of flying lights, imbued with both culture and tradition. Now we can dive into the center of this festival, finding its roots, the right manner to enjoy it, and, of course, the best spots where you will be able to experience something like heaven.
FAQ
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What is the weather like in Thailand?
Thailand has a tropical climate with warm weather year-round. There are three seasons - hot (March-May), rainy (June-October), and cool (November-February). Pack lightweight, breathable clothes and expect high humidity.
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What is the currency in Thailand?
The official currency of Thailand is the Thai Baht. Major currencies can be exchanged at airports and banks. ATMs are widely available. Smaller establishments may not accept credit cards.
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What are the electric standards in Thailand?
Thailand uses 220v electricity and Type A and Type C sockets. It's advised to bring a dual/multi-voltage travel adapter.
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Is it safe to drink the water in Thailand?
It's best to drink bottled or boiled water, especially in rural areas. Tap water in major cities is generally safe after boiling. Avoid ice in drinks unless you know the water used is purified.
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What are popular tourist attractions in Thailand?
Popular attractions include Bangkok Grand Palace, Chiang Mai Old City, Phuket beaches, Ayutthaya ruins, Khao Sok National Park, Full Moon Party on Koh Phangan, and James Bond Island in Phang Nga Bay.
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What types of tours does Threeland Travel offer in Thailand?
Threeland Travel offers a wide range of group tours and private tours throughout Thailand. Popular options include 5-7 day group tours of Bangkok and southern beaches, private multi-day tours of Northern Thailand visiting Chiang Mai and surrounding areas, customized family tours, and multi-destination tours combining Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and islands.
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How do I get around Thailand?
Internal flights, trains, private bus services, metered taxis, tuk-tuks, and motorcycle taxis (in some areas only). Renting a motorbike or car is also a common way to explore independently. Public transport is quite efficient in major cities.
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What's included in the prices for Threeland Travel Tours?
Tour pricing varies by itinerary but generally includes accommodation, transport, guides, entrance fees, and most meals as specified. International/domestic flights, travel insurance, tips, and personal expenses like drinks are excluded unless otherwise stated.
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How far in advance should I book tours with Threeland Travel?
We recommend booking tours as early as possible, at least 4-6 weeks or 2 months in advance for popular group departures. Some tours may fill up earlier during peak season from December to February. Last-minute bookings are subject to availability.
Itinerary changes are dependent on the availability of arrangements. Changes made less than 30 days prior may incur amendment fees. Some changes like cancellations within 7 days of departure incur cancellation penalties. Check policies for your specific tour.
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Is it safe to travel alone in Thailand?
Thailand is generally very safe for solo travelers, especially in major tourist destinations. However, it's always wise to take normal security precautions like not leaving valuables unattended, avoiding deserted areas late at night, and being wary of over-intimacy with strangers.
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Do you provide solo traveler options through Threeland Travel
Yes, all regular tours can be booked as a solo traveler. A small single supplement fee applies for solo use of rooms with private bathrooms. Alternatively, we can arrange shared rooms with other solo travelers to avoid supplements.
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