6 Places to Visit and Things to Do in Thailand.

Jet Skiing is another loved water sport in Pattaya. Jet Skiing is loved as it gives a rare super-cool feeling of riding a bike on water. Another super-cool water sport to experience in Pattaya is definitely the underwater sea walk. Surrounded by groups of brightly colored fish and exploring the marine world, you will be mesmerized by the experience. Other popular water sports in Pattaya include Snorkeling, Flyboarding, Kite Surfing, and Wake Boarding.

If you’re not an adventure seeker, you can relax at the beach sipping your favorite drinks. 

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Nightlife 

The nightlife of Pattaya is also quite popular due to crazy clubs, dance bars, and karaoke stations. Parties go late and wild in Pattaya. It is one of the main reasons people choose Pattaya as a travel destination. The Walking Street is widely popular for its nightlife and trendy shops and restaurants during the day. 

Sanctuary of Truth 

For tourists that enjoy exploring classic monuments, Sanctuary of Truth is one of the most-preferred destinations: an ancient wood-style temple that depicts human civilization and philosophy of life. 

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Floating Market 

Similar to that in Bangkok, you can get to visit the floating market in Pattaya as well. The Four Regions Floating Market, commonly known as Pattaya Floating Market, is popular for souvenirs, handicrafts, clothes, food items, and creative postcards. 

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden 

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden in Pattaya is a major attraction to view the most beautiful flowers and landscapes in Thailand. The development and maintenance team behind this magnificent garden has won multiple back-to-back awards for their incredible work. The garden reflects 17th-century French gardens and the recreation of Stonehenge from the UK. The garden is over 200 hectares in area and is one of the most beautiful places in the world. 

Image: Nong Nooch Tropical Garden

3. Phuket 

Phuket is a popular destination in Thailand as the island is home to fabulous beaches, natural and man-made scenery, night markets, and many exciting activities. 

Phang Nga Bay 

Exploring Phang Nga Bay is one of the best things to do in Phuket. The incredible scenery you see during this boat trip to Phang Nga Bay is a great relaxing and enjoyable experience. Other popular boat trips from Phuket are to Phi Phi Island and James Bond Island. 

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Old Phuket Town 

Moving away from boat trips, another major place to visit in Phuket is Old Phuket town. The old mansions and colonial architectures are attractions for people that enjoy historical architecture. The Phuket Walking Street is a popular event organized on Sundays at Thalang Road. The whole event is a lively and festive atmosphere, and it is a great place to spend an evening. 

Mai Khao Beach 

Phuket is home to many fantastic beaches where you can take tranquilizing sunbathes, take a walk along the beach shores, enjoy your favorite drinks, or simply party. Mai Khao Beach is more popular than many beaches in Phuket as you can watch airplanes that are about to land at the Phuket International Airport. The best time to witness these planes landing over the ocean is from December to June. 

Cape Panwa Aquarium & Aquaria 

If you're looking for something less thrilling but equally aquatic, the original Phuket Aquarium (Cape Panwa Aquarium), and the newly built Aquaria are awesome places to be to appreciate the beauty of marine life while not exposing yourself to the Sun. 

Big Buddha 

Coming back to less thrilling experiences, a great place to visit in Phuket is Big Buddha, a 45-meter tall white marble statue. Big Buddha sits on top of a hill and is a sacred religious place. 

Upside Down House 

Upside Down House in Phuket is another unique and exciting attraction in Phuket. The house is an innovative approach where everything is upside-down. As you enter, you see everything is upside-down and your brain starts is left baffled trying to make sense of it. It is no less than a maze that leaves your mind thinking. 

Viewpoints 

One of the most important reasons why tourists visit Phuket is due to the many viewpoints for amazing scenery. These sceneries attract not only tourists but artists and religious followers. Samet Nangshe Viewpoint is a popular viewpoint that offers mind-blowing views. Karon Viewpoint, Rang Hill, and Black Rock Viewpoint are also known viewpoints that offer competitive views. 

Waterpark and Water Sports 

Being an island surrounded by seas, waterparks, and sports are certain to flourish here. Undoubtedly, there are many water parks in Phuket among which Andamanda Phuket and Blue Tree Water Park are the most popular ones. 

Like Pattaya, Phuket is a popular destination for water sports. Sea Kayaking is an easy and relatively safe yet adventurous water sport to take on. Due to its safety and ease, it is the most popular one. Surfing is another popular water sport however it requires training and some experience. Wake Boarding is also popular as it combines jet skiing and surfing. You hold on to a rope tied to a speedboat and balance yourself on a surfboard. 

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Zipline 

Zipline is a popular adventure sport available in Phuket. Ziplining through the forests of Kathu district with all the adventure and excitement in your mind is an amazing experience. Flying Hanuman is one of the reliable zipline providers in Phuket you can work with. Other popular ones in Phuket are Snorkeling, Scuba Diving, Kitesurfing, and Flyboarding. 

4. River Kwai Bridge 

The bridge over the river Kwai holds great historical importance. During the second world war, the Japanese build more than 600+ bridges between Thailand and Myanmar of which this is the only one made of steel. 

5. Ayutthaya 

Ayutthaya is one of the UNESCO world heritage sites for its historical importance. Located about 75 km from Bangkok, it includes multiple ruined temples symbolizing its past magnificence. The city was strategically built in the midst of three rivers to be able to fend off attacks. It was destroyed by the Burmese army in 1767 and the inhabitants were forced to flee. 

6. Sukhothai 

Like Ayutthaya, Sukhothai is also a UNESCO world heritage site and the former capital of the Siam kingdom. Sukhothai was the first capital and Ayutthaya was the second capital of Siamese.

Sukhothai was the center of some of the great hydraulic engineering feats and was rich in art, language and writing, architecture, religion, and law. Internal conflicts and disagreements with nearby states led to the downfall of this great city.

Conclusion 

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