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Central Thailand  
   
Central Region is a land of civilization originating from the pre-historic era and had been developing continuously till Ayuthaya and Ratanakosin periods. Besides being the country’s most fertile land on rice growing. The central region is also famous for its tourist attraction places which are lied prominently on natural resources and the historic ancient remains.
   
   
  Bangkok
   
For all visitors who come to Thailand, their first taste of the Kingdom is likely to be that of Bangkok. The city offers a chance to be enchanted by the whole atmosphere surrounding the city. Bangkok has a mixture of old temples and shrines, buildings of fine architectural design, juxtaposed with the modern high rises. This city can certainly be said to be a modern day city, but behind all the hustle and bustle there will always be something from Thailand's colorful history to captivate you.

Spending a few days in Bangkok can be a pleasant mixture of the old and the new: from the splendors of the Grand Palace and the temples and shrines of Rattanakosin Island to the modern hotels, shopping malls, international restaurants and discotheques that line the city's thoroughfares.
   
   
  Kanchanaburi
   
Kanchanaburi province lies 130 km to the west of, on the western frontier, it neighbors Myanmar. Although mostly associated with the infamous "Death Railway", the province is full of many natural and World War II history attractions. It was the Japanese base when they attacked Myanmar and India. As well as the historical attractions, Kanchanaburi is rich with mountains, rivers and waterfalls. Kanchanaburi provides the main ingredients for those on a quest for adventure during their travels. The rivers are a haven for those seeking the challenges and thrills of the rapids. The train is a pleasant way to go across the wooden railway (constructed by Allied prisoners) and the rugged mountain terrain provides the province with several of the nation's highest waterfalls.
   
   
  Ayutthaya
   
The once thriving metropolis of Ayuthaya is located approximately 85 km north of Bangkok. The ancient city of Ayuthaya, Thai capital for 417 years, is one of the Thailand’s major tourist attraction. Many ancient ruins and art works can be seen in a city that was founded in 1350 by King U-Thong when the Thais were forced Southwards by northern neighbors. During the period of Ayuthaya being the capital, 33 kings of different dynasties ruled the kingdom until it was sacked by the Burmese in 1767.

This city is located at the confluence of three rivers, the Chao Phraya, The Pa Sak and the smaller Lopburi. A wide canal joins them and makes a complete circle around the town.

During its heyday, Thai culture and international commerce flourished in the kingdom and Ayuthaya was courted by Dutch, Portuguese, French, English, Chinese and Japanese merchants. By the end of 17th century Ayuthaya’s population had reached one million-virtually all foreign visitors claimed it to be the most illustrious city they had ever seen.
   
   
Eastern Thailand  
   

Thailand’s Eastern Sea cost is an attractive seaside destination. Nature has endowed the area with beaches and islands, and man has created some facilities and convenience to make it truly beautiful and enjoyable destination area.
   
   
  Pattaya
   
Pattaya is located about 140 km south east of Bangkok. It is regarded by some as being the premier beach resort in Thailand.

Pattaya beach hugs the shoreline in a four km long arc. The southern beach is well renowned for its vibrant night-life. The streets are alive with the hustle and bustle of the entertainment halls, bars and restaurants. The northern beach is more sedate, by Pattaya’s standards. The islands around Pattaya have beautiful clear, sandy beaches and are just one hour from Pattaya by boat.

Recommendations: Pattaya is good for a low to medium budget group. It can accommodate all group sizes and is an ideal place to reach some beautiful islands, only a short distance from Bangkok.
   
   
Northern Thailand  
   
Northern Thailand is endowed with a wide range of traditional architecture and culture. It is also the home of most of the hill tribal people. The scenic beauty of the North has been fairly well preserved, and Chiang Mai is probably Thailand's most livable city.

The Northern Thai people are known for their relaxed, easy going manner, which is illustrated in their speech. The Northern dialect has a rhythm that is slower than that of Thailand's other three main dialects. Northern Thai people are very proud of their local customs, considering Northern ways to be part of Thailand's "original" tradition and culture.

The Northern Part of Thailand can provide a beautiful exotic countryside and an adventure for its wealth of exotic flora and fauna. Northern Thailand is a place that has everything for visitors who want to get to know nature at its finest.
   
   
  Chiang Mai
   
Chiang Mai is approximately 700 km north –west of Bangkok. It was the capital of Lanna Thai for a long time. This city was attacked frequently and finally came under the control of Ayuthaya, then Burma. In 1774 King Taksin of Thailnad recovered it from the Burmese. Since then Chiang Mai has been a province of Thailand.

Chiang Mai has over 300 temples and the amenities to facilitate all levels of adventure. For incentive group, soft adventure is most recommendable. Activities such as elephant riding, boating and rafting provide visitors with the opportunity to experience forests, rivers, streams, plants and kindhearted local people who live in the hills and valleys.

A unique part of Thai Culture is the various hill tribes that are to be found in Northern Thailand. These ethnic groups have migrated to Thailand from many locations in Asia, each one bringing their unique and colorful culture with them.
   
   
  Chiang Rai
   
Chiangrai is a 180 km. From Chiang Mai, the most Northern province in Thailand, is one of the country's most rural areas. Half of it’s Northern border, separating the province and nation from Laos, is formed by the Maekhong River. The remaining half is made up of Mountains, separating Myanmar from Thailand, with the junction of Sai, Ruak and Maekhong rivers at Thailand' s peak. The fertile Maekhong flood plains situated to the east support most of the agriculture in the province; the west land is too mountainous for most crops and it is where hill tribes lives from migrated from the neighboring countries. One crop that thrives on the steep mountain slopes is opium, and until recently Chiangrai was the center of the poppy cultivated in Thailand.

Crop substitution and other development projects sponsored by the late Princess Mother (the King's mother), along with accelerated law enforcement, have pushed much of the opium trade over the border into Myanmar and Laos. Chiangrai's Golden Triangle fame is now mostly relegated to history books and museums.
   
   
Southern Thailand  
   
  The region is located on the peninsula between the Andaman Sea of the Indian Ocean to the West and the South China Sea of the Pacific Ocean to the East.

Southern region has a richly varied topography, including basin areas for cultivativation of paddy and vegetables, wild jungles, mountains, beaches, seaside resorts, waterfalls, caves parks, lakes and many islands of all sizes, offering spectacular scenery throughout.
   
   
  Hua Hin
   
Hua Hin is situated about 230 km south of Bangkok. It is situated opposite Pattaya in the Gulf of Thailand, it can also be called Pattaya’s opposite when describing what type of resort it is. The town doesn't have the general bawdiness that has been associated with Pattaya and doesn't possess any so called 'entertainment centers'. For those who want a more tranquil atmosphere, surrounded in a more traditional setting, then Hua Hin is a more suitable place to visit.
   
   
  Phuket
   
Phuket is 862 km from Bangkok, often referred to as the pearl of the south, it is the largest island, 810 sq km and a province in itself. It is Thailand’s wealthiest province. Phuket has a culture all of its own, combining Chinese and Portuguese influences (like neighboring western Malaysia) with that of the Chao Naam, an indigenous ocean-going tribe, and the southern Thais. About 35% of the island’s population are Thai Muslim and mosques outnumber Buddhist wats.

Phuket lies on the Andaman Sea and is the only island to have provincial status. Phuket is world renowned for its acres of white sandy beaches which sprawl along the foot of a range of hills covered in jungle, rubber plantations, coconut groves and picturesque villages.

Today visitors come to Phuket primarily for its wealth of beaches, most of which are located on the western shores of the island. The eastern side consists mainly of rocky shoals, with some smaller islands close to the shore. Fun and adventure is not just limited to the beaches. For those that might want to escape the beach and explore the hinterland, they should head for islands around Phuket such as Phi Phi.
   
   
  Samui
   
Koh Samui ('koh' meaning island) is in Surat Thani Province located 644 km from Bangkok. It is the third largest of Thailand's islands, sitting in an archipelago of some 80 islands 25 km long and 21 km wide. The island has long stretches of sandy beaches, ideal for those who want to relax and soak up the sun. The busiest of which are located on the eastern coast at Hat Chaweng and Hat Lamai.

Recommendation: Koh Samui is most suitable for small groups of up to 50 people as there aren’t any large hotels that can provide outlets and function rooms for big groups. Also it is suitable for a younger age group of up to mid 40’s, the island has the very atmosphere for this age group.