The Tak Province

The Tak Province

Exploring The Tak Province, Thailand Tak Province is a lesser known, and visited, area on Thailand’s western border. It is one of Thailand’s largest provinces and has a number of excellent sightseeing attractions, including the country’s largest waterfall. Due it’s...
Bueng Kan Province

Bueng Kan Province

Exploring The Bueng Kan Province Bueng Kan was the last province (the 77th) formed in Thailand. It sits between Nong Khai and Nakhon Phanom provinces. If you look at a map of Thailand, it occupies the far northeastern corner of the country, where the Mekong River does...
The Mae Hong Son Loop

The Mae Hong Son Loop

Mae Hong Son is a remote province located in the far northwestern corner of Thailand, bordering Myanmar. An excellent way to explore Mae Hong Son is by doing the Loop Tour, which begins and ends in Chiang Mai City. Click here for the full Mae Hong Son Loop tour PDF...
Prachuap Khirikhan Province

Prachuap Khirikhan Province

Exploring The Prachuap Khirikhan Province Located approximately 318 km south of Bangkok, Prachuap Khirikhan and its surrounding area is quite possibly the best-kept secret for travel and sightseeing in Thailand at the moment. Due to the fact that it’s not easy to...
Hua Hin, Thailand

Hua Hin, Thailand

Exploring Hua Hin, Thailand Hua Hin is probably the nearest mainland location to Bangkok with decent beaches and is also one of Thailand’s oldest tourist destinations. Over a century ago, one of Thailand’s former kings (Rama V) built his summer palace there as a...
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