What unique experiences and destinations should I explore while visiting Thailand?

If you havent been scuba diving, then now is the time,,,, get your certification then jump on a Liveaboard to the Similan and Surin islands.. very few boats out there at the moment and you will have dive sites where you're going to be the only boat there... prices are good now also. PM me if you want to know more.

Hooters at Nana

Try any neighborhood 7-11 😅

Get on a class 2 train ride from BKK to Kanchanaburi. It's uncomfortable and hot, but it will give you a real Thai feeling and you'll arrive in a historically important city that has a ton of charm and lots of nature to explore. Get a bungalow right on the riverside. You can get on a boat that takes you upstream and then you can float down the river all the way back to your bungalow.

White temple in Chiang Rai is pretty unique & beautiful, if you're here during Loi Kratong then Chiang Mai used to have an amazing festival. The coach between the 2 towns is about 4 hours of amazing scenery on a twisting mountain road so an experience in itself.

For sure eat steet food which can be amazing but stick to bottled water!

If you are experienced then hire mopeds & get lost down smaller sois & up mountain tracks just be very careful! Take ferries to the islands, they're all beautiful but different. Long tail boat on khoa lak & overnight on floating rafts is pretty spectacular

Thai people on the whole are very helpful & honest. You need to be patient & smiley. The disasters you might have along the way are the stories you'll still be telling in 10 years🤣

I don't know how you are travelling, or who with, but I got the chance to spend some quality time in Chaiyaphum. The city is low key and the surrounding areas make for good day trips. Waterfalls, temples, farmland, nature. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed my time there. Then again, you could say that about much of Issan. :)

This bridge is worth visiting, great camp site right by the bridge, morning alms are something special here.

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Go and hang.out at a back street muay Thai gym for a few days. Not the fancy tourist places. Get to know them a bit and they will treat you like family. Tag along to a fight night ... temple fairs are great ... It's a good way to see interesting Thai life without being ripped off.

Sukhothai for historical sites and night market in zone 1 for fantastic food.This is where Siam kicked off. Book a place which includes bicycle’s and explore all the ruins this place has to offer. Predates Ayutthaya’s amazing ruins and we enjoyed Sukhothai the most. Stay at least 5 days. Pai for your adrenaline fix, rent a scooter and explore the culture. Khao Sok is where we just arrived and seems like a great jungle setting and backpacker vibe. I recommend River&jungle resort. Ko Lanta should be fun for a beach destination although we have not been but will be shortly…next stop. Enjoy

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i can recommend you to take a ride from bangkok to laem ngop pier (trat) and take speed boat to koh mak.

i think you'll decide to stay long term on the island like everyone else on the island

Drive from Bangkok to Chiang Mai

Koh mak !

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Kanchanaburi - see the Death Railway and the war cemetery. This is where the movie Bridge on the River Kwai was based.

Don't get covid...

If you go to Phuket be careful but it is an amazing island

Check out The Erawan Shrine. It’s fairly amazing.

check accounts on instagram with the tag #thailand #bangkok or any cities you plan to go then choose what you are interested to. Some accounts:

I_ttravel, bangkokexplore, amazingthailand,

Get away from the tourist areas.

Isaan

Go to Pattaya

Just come, buy cheapest insurance possible, if you're lucky u'll test positive on the day five(like many others, what a coincidence), reject to pay for the 'hospitel' and they'll send you to a covid jail, you'll get some cultural insights, adrenaline, unique people, all in one...