Thailand guide 
Bangkok - the vibrant Thai metropolis, where modern skyscrapers collide with traditional temples and alleys, offers an endless palette of colors, smells and impressions that charm and fascinate visitors from all over the world. Read more about the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and other attractions here.
Koh Kood - a tropical island located off the east coast of Thailand, attracts with its pristine beaches, fine white sand and clear turquoise sea.
Ko Chang - Thailand's largest island attracts visitors with its breathtaking beaches, rainforests and crystal clear waters, making it a popular destination for nature and adventure lovers. Where can you bathe with elephants and watch out for monkeys?
The Kingdom of Thailand, or just shortly Thailand, is located in Southeast Asia. It borders Burma (Myanmar) to the west, Laos to the north and northeast, Cambodia to the east and Malaysia to the south. The west coast of Thailand is washed by the Andaman Sea and the east coast by the Gulf of Thailand.
Bangkok, the capital and largest city of Thailand, is the economic, cultural and political center of the country.
The Thai currency is called the Thai Baht (THB) and Thai is spoken here.
Most Thais practice Buddhism, specifically Theravada Buddhism. But Muslims, Christians and other religious groups are also represented here.
The rich and colorful Thai culture emphasizes politeness and respect for traditions and family. Thai art, dance, music and cuisine are heavily influenced by Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. It offers beautiful beaches, rich culture, picturesque temples, adventurous jungle treks, exotic cuisine and rich nightlife.
Natural beauties such as tropical beaches, primeval forests, mountain massifs and picturesque river valleys attract visitors to Thailand.
Thailand has a tropical climate with hot and humid summers (March to May) and rainy seasons (June to October). The cold and dry season comes from November to February.
Thailand's rich history dates back to ancient times. As one of the few countries in Southeast Asia, Thailand was not colonized by European powers.
