Travel To Thailand

Travel To Thailand

There is more visible historical evidence of past eras in Thailand than in any other South-East Asian country, so if you're interested in ruins, temples and deserted cities, this is the place to go.

For pure holiday-making magic, travel to Thailand's islands and beaches that are working definitions of heaven (once you get out of the shadows of the evil multinational hotels). And as for urban delights, the huge metropolis of Bangkok, although it can alarm with its chaos and its scale, tends to so charm visitors with its energy and cultural treasures that the steamy soupy diesel mixture that passes for air in this city is more than forgiven.

Travel to Thailand is an easy country to travel in, with efficient transport, cheap accommodation and a delicious national cuisine. The Thais are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality to strangers. Although they're often depicted as fun-loving, happy-go-lucky folk (which they often are), they are also very strong-minded and have struggled for centuries to preserve their spirit of independence.

Travel Advisory

The Cambodian and Myanmar border areas:

Contain a volatile mixture of land mines, bandits, smugglers and rebels, and are the scene of occasional low-level military Stoushes. Travelers should steer well clear of the borders or contact their embassy to receive the latest reports on the security situation.

An incident in March 2000 in which one Australian tourist was murdered and his partner attacked in the Doi Ang Khan National Park in Chiang Mai has prompted embassy warnings not to camp in undesignated areas in national parks.

Anyone foolish enough to accept free air-tickets and a new set of luggage from sudden friends in Bangkok deserves to be called a stupid.

Travel to Thailand is a great adventure. The beaches are world class as are the Thai people. You would have no reason to go to the Cambodian Region and the rest of Thailand is safe and secure.

Recent Travel Story

My son Jon and a friend planned a trip to Travel to Thailand this past April. The trip was to be for 3 weeks. While there they intended to go north to Chang Mai for a few days where they would take a Thai cooking class. The they would go south to The Puket area.

My son has traveled in Central and South America a lot but never to Asia. The friend he went with had been to Thailand several time. her career here in the United States allows her to be there often.

Long story short ---  When they arrived Bangkok all was well. Their luggage arrived safe and sound. However when they arrived in Chang Mai it was a different story. Half the luggage was missing. The half with important stuff in them. 

They ended up having to return to the United States early.

When traveling within any Asian country try to carry on all important items.

Watch our for those beautiful Thai women. They will lure you into Paradise.