Worth of Visit reviews for Thailand

Bangkok is split by a quite massive river that offers a different view to the vibrant capital city. Hiring an own boat is an excellent way of seeing things that you might not see on foot.

Go to Tha Sathon pier nearby Saphan Taksin Skytrain station, and hire a private boat from the counter. Rememb... More >

There are several elephant farms on the outskirts of Hua Hin city. We visited one, I don't know which as we booked through our hotel, and it was an interesting and nice small excursion to the world of pachyderms (katso Lonely planet).

The price was not bad, 800 baht, and it included transportatio... More >

No trip to Bangkok is complete without visiting the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha (that is, in fact, made of jade). The complex has several temples and also the old palace of the highly revered king of Thais -- chances of seeing the king himself are quite slim, as he nowadays resides in some o... More >

Night markets are commonplace in Asia. If you are not familiar with the concept, consider a normal open-air market that has been moved to evening and night. The stalls open after dark and the market keep going strong to the wee hours.

Hua Hin's lively night market is running every night on Decha ... More >

If you want to have a cyberpunkish experience, a glimpse on Neo-Tokyo on our times, go to Silom shopping center at the beginning of Silom Road. There you have a lot of people of all races, small stalls selling everything and between, skytrain once a few minutes rumbling over you and a feeling of bei... More >

Tuk Tuk, the little moped taxi that delivers, is an enigmatic figure to Thailand and no trip is complete without riding those at least once. In big cities, they can be hauled from any street corner, but on smaller towns you might need to know where to catch one.

Remember to settle the price befor... More >