Thailand regional travel guide
Each regional card uses a clearly identified representative place photo, not one repeated generic image.
Bangkok
Bangkok combines the Grand Palace, temples, Chao Phraya River, night markets and BTS/MRT into Thailand’s main urban travel hub.
Photo source: 왕궁 · CC BY-SA 3.0
Chiang Mai
Northern hub for Old City temples, cafés, night markets, Doi Suthep and mountain day trips.
Photo source: 도이수텝 · See source page
Phuket
Thailand’s major island resort combining Patong, Karon and Kata beaches with Old Town and island trips.
Photo source: 빠통비치 · CC BY-SA 2.0
Pattaya
Coastal city within easy reach of Bangkok with Ko Lan, viewpoints, family attractions and nightlife.
Photo source: 진리의 성전 · CC BY-SA; see source page
Krabi
Limestone-cliff coast using Ao Nang as a base for Railay, Hong Islands and island-hopping.
Photo source: 라일레이비치 · See source page
Ko Samui
Southern island linking Chaweng, Lamai, temples, waterfalls and ferries to Ko Pha-ngan and Ko Tao.
Photo source: 차웽비치 · See source page
Ayutthaya
Historic former capital suitable for a day trip or overnight stay from Bangkok by train or road.
Photo source: 왓마하탓 · See source page
Sukhothai
Historic-park destination best explored by bicycle among early Thai kingdom ruins.
Photo source: 수코타이 역사공원 · See source page
Hua Hin
Seaside town south of Bangkok with beaches, markets, cafés and nearby national parks.
Photo source: 후아힌비치 · See source page
Kanchanaburi
Western Thailand destination combining River Kwai history, the railway and Erawan waterfalls.
Photo source: 콰이강의 다리 · See source page