Thailand

First Look In Thailand

Known as “The Land of Smiles”, Thailand is blessed with gracious locals, enthralling natural beauty, stunning sceneries of tranquil villages and fertile rice fields, glistening ancient pagodas along with vibrant beach cities. Thailand indeed has it all to knock out the most discerning tourists.

Population: 69,709,092 (as of Dec,2019)
Area: 136 per Km2 (353 people per mi2).
Capital: Bangkok
Time Zone: UTC + 7 hours
Weather: Thailand can be visited year-round, however, the influence of tropical and humid climate leads to the temperature variation between the north and the south. In northern Thailand, the dry season is between November & May; June to October is characterized by heavy rainfall and temperatures are cooler between October & January. The south can be split into two: the wettest months on the west coast are between April & October; whilst the east coast experiences heavy rainfall from September to December. During the rest of the year, dry and sunny weather is the order of the day.
Usually, Thailand’s high season is the period from November to February due to the dry and cool weather.

Vibrant Thailand

It’s hard to summarize the diversity of travel to Thailand. Its capital, Bangkok, is a teeming metropolis with glistening temples and palaces, while the two coastlines, on the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, have perfect peaceful emerald beaches. In the mountainous interior, hill tribes live as they have for millennia. And wherever you travel in Thailand, there’s the food: fresh seafood, countless curries, and noodle dishes so delicious you’ll never want to return to your local Thai take-out. Your most lasting impression, however, will be the friendliness of the locals – calling Thailand the “land of smiles”; may seem cliché, but it has a foundation in truth.