The City Of Angels
Bangkok the capital of Thailand for more than 200 years, is known as the Thais as "Krung Thep" -City of Angels - and lies on a curve of the Chao Phraya River less than 50 Kilometers from the gulf of the "Klongs" - the city's canal and river system- and the tranquility of a Buddhist temple from a sharp contrast to the frenzied traffic on the perpetually crowed streets.
Our recommended sight seeing tours provide an excellent introduction to the city. The half-day City and t Temples Tour visits some of the most interesting shrines, including the marble temple, Reclining Buddha and Golden Buddha. The Garden `palace Tour, and half-day takes you to the Garden Palace, coronation Hall, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and a replica of Angkor Wat ( Famous temple in Cambodia). For a view of a different side of a city, take our half-day Thonburi Klongs Tour a boat trip along the busy Chao Phraya river and the Klongs which also includes a visit to the Temple of the Dawn and the royal brages. And, for a more comprehensive look at Thai culture and the way of life, try a full day.
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Tour, where you will see the most colourful floating market inn the country before visiting the giant pagoda at Nakorn Pathom and taking a rice barge cruise to the rose Garden Country resort for lunch and demonstrations of Thai sport and flock dancing.

Pattaya magic
Located on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand and facing a wide bay, the busy resort town of Pattaya offers superb beaches and a huge range of holiday activates Sport range from parasailing and water-sinking to golf and tennis, whilst sightseeing excursion includes visit to orchid farms and sapphire mines, elephant training "Kraals" (camps) and boat trips to secluded islands. And, as befits one of Asia's leading vacation destinations, when daylight fades pattaya's night seams come to life in dozen of clubs, restaurants, discotheques and bars.

Royal Resorts Of The Sunrise Coast
Facing Patty on the sunrise coast of the Gulf of Thailand, the twin resort towns of Hua Hin and Cha Am are in distinct contrast to their more developed counterpart. Hua Hin has long been favored by the Thai royal family who have their summer residence here, perhaps attracted by the long white sandy beach, separated from the nearby fishing village by a rocky, temple - strewn headland named Klai Kawngwon- meaning "far from worries" and indicative, of the area's relazed atmosphere.

Tropic Tranquillity
Just a hour's flight from the teeming streets of Bangkok lies the tranquil tropical isle of koh Samui-the third largest in a sparking archipelago of more than 80 islands lying off Thailand's south-east coast many of which are still uninhabited. With its coastline rich in marine life, there is excellent diving and snorkeling in the clear, sheltered waters, whilst swaying palms shades the wide, sandy beaches. The Samui Island Tour takes you to the magnificent beaches of Samui, nature's peculiar creation of rocks called "Grandma and Grandpa" rocks and a fishing village at Lamai.

Thailand's Popular Playground 
Phuket, the largest island on Thailand's west coast where unspoilt stretches of fine, white sand are lapped by the clear waters of the Andaman sea, has become one of the country's most popular holiday destinations. In the main resort centers there is plenty of entertainments, abundant water sport and a host of other facilities, yet in the sparsely populated interior, the scene has changed little in centuries. Here, green forest-clad hills, coconut groves and rubber plantation do their best to persuade visitors away from the more obvious attractions of the coast.

Laguna Phuket resort 
Laguna Phuket spreads leisurely over 400 hectares of lagoons and gardens and their Kilometers of lovely beaches. Within the resort are three leading international hotels, apartment suites, an 18 -hole golf course, health spa and shopping complex all linked by a regular shuttle bus services. Guests may use any of the facilities in any of the properties, which include 28 restaurants and bars, with the bill being charged to their account in their own hotel. Fully integrated and totally flexible, Laguna Phuket makes holidaying even easier.

The rose of the north 
Chiang Mai, sprawling around the original walled and moated 13 centenary city, sits comfortable on the banks of the pings river surrounded by frosted forested hills. Although the second largest city in Thailand, it maintains the calm, unhurried attitude which, in conjunction with the refreshingly dry climate and colorful local cultures, attracts visitors from all over the world. Chiang Mai is renowned for its handicrafts- including lacquareware, wood carvings, silver ware, intricately designed paper parasols and exquisite Thai silks all of which makes popular souvenirs.

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