Things to do

Diving in Thailand

In the gulf of Thailand you will find one off the best diving site's in Thailand the water is crystal clear and that is the best place to dive .in this waters its fabulous to dive because off the plants and fish that live there .In this area you will find about 25 reefs around the islands and on many off them you can dive with or with out a diving company.

Education

The main rule off the dive instructors is to guide you true and to discover the beauty off the underwater world and to teach you how to dive the save way . and even you can get a certificate . And the age of starting to get the certificate is around the age off 8 years .

Playing golf in Thailand

Playing golf in Thailand is still for only the foreigners and you can play the game in almost every part off Thailand .the game and the courts are build around every city and around all the places where the foreigners go on holiday. because off the large open area's they are every where around the big hotels to like Pattaya , Bangkok , Phuket , Changmai and so on .

Shopping in Thailand

Shopping in Thailand is really good on every corner you have shops and in every city is everyday a market its cheep and good but be sure that before you buy anything that you ask for discount because its normal in Thailand . Like a suit in Thailand they will make your suit with the exact measurements and its ready in 2 day's it will cost you 1/3 off the price that you pay in the Europe country's and you can choose with kind off color and or silk .

In the wake of unprecedented economic growth, Thailand has become one of Southeast Asia's most popular shopping paradise. With commodities as well as markets becoming more sophisticated, the serious shopper can expect to find not only Thailand's well-known host of unique handicrafts, but also a superb choice of luxury buys. All items are distinguished by fine Thai workmanship, the result of both time-honored crafts and of modern technological skills.

elephants where very important a few hundred years ago .and in the parts off Thailand where the machines cannot go the elephant is still used the same way like the people in Thailand did hundred year ago because off the deep forests and lots off river beds , for the elephant its no problem to walk in the deep forests and true river beds .

Tourists who like to explore the backlands from Thailand can go from the . Umphang Elephant camp is another such camp in a Karen village. In this hill tribe village they have around 40 elephants and urn there money for living by showing the tourists the beautiful places In Sangkhla Buri, a district on the Thai-Burmese border in Kanchanaburi province, these elephants are raised for working purposes and when the elephants are not working in the forests they are showing the tourists around Sangkhla and by the Noi river.

Ayutthaya Elephant Camp is located at Khum Khun Paen next to Wat Mongkonbophit. Elephants here take visitors to view architectural sites and the island. At the Chiang Dao Elephant Camp, there are elephant shows by working animals hauling logs from the forest. Elephant riding is also available for rides along the Ping riverbank.

Jungle Trekking

In the 1970s the backpackers were the pioneers of Thailand backlands Today a lot off tourists company's sell trips to Thailand for backpackers .A typical tour involves a group of six to ten trekkers, a guide and a cook. There will be overnight stays in hill-tribe villages and a hike of four, five, or even ten days. These treks are designed to expose visitors to a variety of hill-tribes who typically live at various mountain elevations.

Most popularly originating from Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, these 2 to 6 day treks take visitors through forested mountains and high meadows in what are actually the lower extremities of Himalayan foothills. Major attractions are remote hill-tribe villages. Mountains surrounding Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai host seven major, once-itinerant hill-tribes of Tibeto-Burman origin: the Mao, Lisu, Lahu, Yao, Akha, Lawa and Karen; each with their own distinctive dialects, costumes, and customs.

Sightseeing

Visit the Royal Grand Palace, then explore the magnificent Wat Phra Kaew, Thailand’s most sacred temple with the revered Emerald Buddha, and other key attractions such as the Coronation Throne Hall, Royal Reception Hall, Royal Funeral Hall, the Golden Chedi, and the Royal Pantheon.

Royal Grand Palace is the most important landmark in Bangkok, and are most frequently visited by foreign tourists as well as the local Thai people. It is famous for its impressive architectures and buildings. In the same compound, situated the Wat Phra Kaew which houses the most revered Emerald Buddha (Phra Kaew Morakot), carved from a single block of jade.