Thailand Cultural Immersion Vacations

Top cultural immersion cities

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  Bangkok

   Ancient Buddhist temples that sparkle in the sun, the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha – this is just the beginning of what Bangkok, the City of Angels has to offer. Boasting some of the most lavish hotels in the world, Bangkok is also known for its... read more »

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  Chiang Mai

  Built in a lush valley, the city of Chiang Mai has spectacular mountain views, rich culture and inexpensive accommodations. Travel to one of the 300 temples, shop at the Night Market, or take a popular day trip to the nearby Golden Triangle and the Meko... read more »

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  Trang

  A coastal province stretching along the Indian Ocean, Trang is the postcard of a tourist's getaway in Thailand. Offshore limestone islands are great to discover with kayaking, snorkeling and diving. Take a boat trip to Emerald Cave, which is accessible... read more »

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  Chiang Mai Province

  Find highlights on things to do and see in Chiang Mai Province shared by Real Travelers. Browse attractions, maps, travel guide information, and blogs. Price compare hotels, flights, and packages to Chiang Mai Province across multiple sites to... read more »

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  Phuket

  Phuket is an island of coves and bays. It is the leading island holiday destination in Southeast Asia, and travellers come to enjoy some fun, sun, great seafood, great watersports and a taste of the warm welcome that is synonymous with Thai culture. read more »

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  Ko Samui Region

  Located off the eastern coast of Thailand, the Ko Samui region features white sand beaches with warm gulf waters, gardens and marine parks, as well as historical sites for travelers to explore. read more »

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  Chiang Rai

  Chiang Rai is a city located in the Chiang Rai Province, the northernmost province in Thailand. Most tourists visit Chiang Rai on their way to the Golden Triangle, an area that borders Myanmar and Laos, and is the former opium growing region in Thailand... read more »

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  Phon Phisai

  Phon Phisai is known to all Thai people as the place of the Naga Festival, celebrating the rising of a mystical snake/fish fron the ocean. Travelers will find a peaceful and quaint village here, indicative of the region as a whole. read more »

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  Nong Khai

  Off the beaten path enough to avoid the commercialization of tourism but with all the comforts travelers need, the small Thai city of Nong Khai is a destination worth checking out. Vacationers can relax along the Mekong River, go swimming, or rent a bic... read more »

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  Kanchanaburi

  Best known for war museums and the famous bridge on the river kwai, Kanchanaburi also contains beautiful scenery and friendly people. There are many activities to enjoy (including an elephant trek), but be sure to visit the buddhist temple, where visito... read more »