Highlights of Thailand
If you wish to let your hair down and have a good time then there is no better place to be than Thailand. One of the most popular tourist locations in South East Asia, Thailand is beautiful as a picture postcard. The natural beauty of Thailand is unmarred by growing civilization. Clear turquoise water, cool white sand, pristine beaches, greenery and rainforest, natural parks, and undisrupted heritage. There is so much to see in Thailand that one trip never seems enough to know this country. Here is a list of places that one must visit to feel the true essence of Thailand.

• Bangkok
• Hua Hin
• Ayutthaya
• Chiang Mai
• Chiang Rai
• Krabi
• Phuket
• Mae Hong Son
• Sukhothai Old City
• Pattaya
• PhangNga Bay
• Ratchaburi

Dishes to must try in Thailand

Thailand needs no introduction when it comes to being a food paradise for all foodies. People all around the world are introduced to Thai food in the form of curries. But, the cuisine has so much more to it. Exotic flavors and sample preparation techniques are two of the most prominent characteristic of Thai cuisine.

One of the major attractions in the country happens to be its irresistible street food. The appetizing aroma of the food fills up your senses as you wander through the country’s street markets

Thai Cuisine is famous not just in the country but all around the world. The exotic flavors and subtle perfection is hard to get anywhere else. When in Thailand you mustn’t let go of the opportunity to indulge in some authentic and classic Thai dishes.

Here is a list of delicious top 20 must-try Thai dishes when in the country-

• Phat Si-io @ Bangkok
• Char KwayTeow @ Yaowarat Road in Bangkok
• Tom Yum @ Bangkok
• Tom Kha Kai @ Nalin Kitchen, Charoenkrung Road, Bangkok
• Som Tam @ La Deng in Bangkok
• Yum Talay @ Pattaya Beer Garden
• GaengDaeng
• Pad Thai @ Baan Phadthai in Silom, Bangkok
• KhaoKlukKapi @ Bangkok
• Pad Phuk Tong
• Pad Krapow Moo Saap @ street stalls in Bangkok and Phuket
• GaengKeow Wan Gai @ Bangkok
• Kai Jeow
• GuayTeow Moo
• Banana Pancake
• Pad Krapow @ Bangkok
• Kai Med Ma Muang
• Panang
• Kluay Tod
• HomokTalay

Honeymoon places in thailand

Honeymoon is that special phase of the marriage when a couple wants to forget everything about the world and be with one another only. When it comes to honeymoon destinations, beaches are always preferred over hilly mountains.

Bustling with dreamy beaches, glittering water, tropical forest and exquisite places, Thailand has the most to offer a couple in love. Here’s a list of few destinations of Thailand for an ultimate romantic vacation

• Koh Yao Noi
• Hua Hin
• Phuket Island
• Krabi
• KohSamui

When to go
Whether it’s the tantalizing food, fascinating culture, lively celebrations, or the promise of days spent on idyllic beaches that draws you to Thailand, there is no doubt that the country captivates. While it's famous for its lush landscape and beautiful islands that shine on warm, sunny days, a monsoon season and sometimes sweltering temperatures mean that choosing the right time for you is essential. Here's how to choose the best time to go to Thailand.

• High Season: November to March
• Best time for good weather
• Shoulder Season: April to June and September and October
• Best time to head to the coast
• Low Season: July to October
• Best time for budget travelers

Good to know
The Thai people are of the Tai ethnic group, characterised by common linguistic roots.  Chinese chronicles first mention the Tai peoples in the 6th century BCE. While there are many assumptions regarding the origin of Tai peoples, David K. Wyatt, a historian of Thailand, argued that their ancestors which at the present inhabit Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, India, and China came from the ĐiệnBiênPhủ area between the 5th and the 8th century. Thai people began migrating into present-day Thailand around the 11th century, which Mon and Khmer people occupied at the time. Thus Thai culture was influenced by Indian, Mon, and Khmer cultures.

• Capital and Large city – Bangkok
• Official language and national language – Thai
• Spoken languages - Thai, Isan, Lanna, Dambro, Karen, Pattani Malay, Bangkok Malay, Teochew, Hokkien
• Religion - 93.5% Buddhism,5.4% Islam,1.13% Christianity,0.02% Hinduism,0.003% no religion
• Population @ 2022 - 69,648,117
• Area of Total - 513,120 km2 (198,120 sq mi) and Water (%) - 0.4 (2,230 km2)
• Currency - Baht (THB)
• Time zone - UTC+7 (ICT)