Nakalay Beach

A semi-private, tranquil beach surrounded by luxury resorts — ideal for exclusive relaxation and snorkeling among colorful marine life.

Laem Sak Old Community

A living heritage village that preserves over 100 years of multicultural harmony and transforms its old streets into a vibrant open-air art gallery.

Lopburi City Pillar Shrine or San Luk Sao

The only city pillar shrine called “San Luk Sao,” housing a black stone believed to be Rama’s Arrow, kept in water to prevent disasters, in a traditional Chinese-style shrine.

Yasothon City Pillar Shrine

The shrine is the only one in Thailand with three city pillars, blending Thai, Chinese, and Lao architectural styles in the historic Baan Sing Tha area.

Yae Beach

A peaceful and private beach with clear water — ideal for relaxation and snorkeling.

Samut Songkhram City Pillar Shrine

The shrine features elegant Thai mandap architecture. The city pillar is made of Chaiyaphruek wood with a four-faced Brahma at the top and houses a royal hair relic.

Laem Sak Cape

The Land of Three Cultures and Three Seas — a tranquil cape surrounded by limestone mountains and authentic local life.

City Pillar Shrine of Saraburi

The shrine features two city pillars — the original one preserved under glass and a new one made of auspicious Chaiyapruek wood with a lotus-bud top. These are housed inside an elegant Thai-style four-gabled pavilion (Chaturamuk), along with guardian deities that protect the city.

Sakon Nakhon City Pillar Shrine or San Chao Pho Mahesak

The shrine serves as a center of faith for locals and travelers, where people come to pray for stability, prosperity, and protection.

Phichit City Pillar Shrine

The shrine has two levels: the upper level houses the city pillar, while the lower level contains a statue of Phra Ya Khotbong Thewarat, locally called "Phor Poo."

Chiang Mai–Lamphun City Pillar Shrine

An original boundary pillar marking the border between two provinces and a spiritual center for the people of Chiang Mai and Lamphun.

Mae Sariang City Pillar Shrine

The Mae Sariang City Pillar Shrine serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, easily accessible along a major highway.

Uttaradit City Pillar Shrine

The Uttaradit City Pillar Shrine is a significant provincial project initiated with a formal blessing and foundation stone ceremony. The city pillar is made of sacred teak wood (Mahesak), the province’s symbolic tree, and the shrine’s architecture reflects the “Three Cultural Charms” of Uttaradit—Lanna, Lan Xang, and Central Thai influences.

Bang Khwan Beach

A serene beach that plays a vital role in marine conservation and serves as a nesting site for leatherback turtles.

Wat Ton Liap

A sacred temple believed to be the birthplace and placenta burial site of Luang Pu Thuat, home to a 500-year-old sacred Ton Liap tree.

City Pillar Shrine of Chainat

The shrine is located within the grounds of the Chainat Provincial Hall and features beautiful traditional Thai chatumuk (four-gabled) architecture. Inside stands the city pillar, crafted from chaiyaphruek wood — a symbol of auspiciousness, strength, and peace. The area around the shrine is decorated with gardens and shaded trees, creating a calm and spiritual environment for visitors.

Pak Phra Beach

A peaceful beach at the mouth of the Pak Phra Strait with scenic views of the Sarasin Bridge and a revered local shrine.

Phatthalung City Pillar Shrine

The shrine was newly constructed in 2010 (B.E. 2553) with support from the local community and their faith. It is located on a high hill in an auspicious position, serving as an important symbol of spiritual protection and good fortune for the people of Phatthalung.

Pattani City Pillar Shrine

The shrine has a long history, built in 1951 during the administration of Phraya Rattanaphakdi, the provincial governor at the time. The foundation ceremony was blessed by the Supreme Patriarch (Wat Sra Kaew). It is considered one of the most important spiritual shelters for the people of Pattani.

Narathiwat City Pillar Shrine

The shrine stands out for its exquisite Srivijaya-style architecture — a quadrangular pavilion crowned with nine golden pagoda spires. Inside, the octagonal ceiling is beautifully painted with zodiac constellations surrounding the central city pillar, while the walls feature divine guardians representing the eight cardinal directions. The sacred city pillar itself is uniquely crafted from two types of wood — teak from Phrae Province and golden shower wood (Ratchaphruek) from Narathiwat — symbolizing strength, prosperity, and good fortune.

City Pillar Shrine of Phang Nga

A revered shrine that has been part of Phang Nga’s heritage for over a century, deeply tied to the legend of Chao Mae Sai Thong.

Paradise Cave Quang Binh

Over 31 km long — among the longest caves in Asia Beautiful stalactites and stalagmites illuminated by ambient lighting Wooden walkway for visitors about 1 km inside the cave Naturally cool year-round (around 20°C) Close to Phong Nha Cave and other attractions within the same park

Klong Root

A pristine freshwater canal perfect for kayaking, swimming, and exploring a rich ecosystem of mangroves and rare aquatic plants.

Bang Sue Junction Railway Station

A historic railway hub in Bangkok that has served Thai train travelers for over 100 years.

Phra Wo–Phra Ta Shrine Sanam Naresuan

The Phra Wo–Phra Ta Shrine at Sanam Naresuan is located in the spacious grounds of Sanam Naresuan. Surrounded by gardens and large trees, the shrine offers a peaceful and shaded atmosphere, ideal for strolling, paying respects, and learning about history. Locals and visitors often come to perform rituals, light incense, and pray for courage, success, and good fortune, making the shrine both a spiritual center and an important historical learning site.

Luang Pho Pu Lub Shrine

The shrine is a provincial guardian shrine of Nong Bua Lamphu, located along the Nong Bua Lamphu–Udon Thani Highway. It features three Thai-style Isan pavilions with large red metal roofs. Major merit-making events take place here during important festivals such as New Year and Songkran. Locals and visitors come to pay respects, make offerings, and ask for courage, success, and good fortune, making the shrine both a community spiritual center and a cultural learning site.

Wat Thipyarat Nimit Udon Thani

A peaceful forest monastery in the heart of Udon Thani, respected by disciples of Luang Pu Thir Thitthammo. The temple is distinguished by its stupa containing the Buddha’s relics, shaped like an ancient measuring vessel called Thanān.

Wat Doi Thep Sombun

The temple’s main highlight is the pair of large golden Naga statues that extend along the pathway leading up to the temple, each over 1 kilometer long, making them among the longest in Thailand. At the summit, the beautifully enshrined Phra Phuttha Chayanti Buddha sits with a viewing platform offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and Nong Bua Lamphu city. The temple is both a sacred religious site and an impressive natural viewpoint.

King Naresuan Monument

The King Naresuan Monument in Nong Bua Lamphu features a prominent statue of King Naresuan (the Black King) standing proudly in the city center. The surrounding area is a peaceful and shady public park by Nong Bua Lake. Visitors and locals often come to pay their respects, light incense, and make wishes for courage, success, and good fortune. This monument serves as both a place of reverence and an important site for learning Thai history.

City Pillar Shrine Phra Wo–Phra Ta Shrine

The City Pillar Shrine (Phra Wo–Phra Ta Shrine) stands out as a revered sacred site deeply respected by the people of Nong Bua Lamphu. Inside, it houses the city pillar along with the monument of Phra Wo and Phra Ta, Tai leaders remembered for their bravery in defending their land. Both locals and visitors come to pay homage, offer incense, and seek blessings for prosperity, security, and good fortune, making this shrine both a spiritual center and a significant cultural landmark of the province.

Udon Thani Railway Station

A historically important railway station in the Isan region, located in a prime central city area. The Night Train Market and UD Town modern shopping complex are adjacent, making it a central hub for both travel and lifestyle.

Ping Ngu Curve

A winding road along Phu Phan mountain resembling a giant snake slithering through the forest.

Chao Pu–Ya Shrine Udon Thani

A spiritual landmark for the Thai–Chinese community and an important place for zodiac remedy rituals in Udon Thani. The shrine stands out for its grand traditional Chinese architecture and houses the majestic 99-meter Golden Dragon used in major annual festivals.

The For Rest Café Nong Khai

Enjoy the stunning giant lotus pond with a lush forest-garden atmosphere and chic photo corners.

Freedom Beach Phuket

A peaceful cove of soft white sand and turquoise sea, only reachable by boat or steep trail — perfect for those seeking solitude and natural beauty.

Thotsamarachan Bridge

Thotsamarachan Bridge is one of Bangkok’s most modern cable-stayed bridges featuring a stunning structure and serving as a key route of the Rama 3–Dao Khanong–Outer Ring Road expressway.

Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Woramahawihan

An ancient temple featuring a large stupa with exquisite Thai architectural design, serving as an important religious site in the Bangkhen area.

Natai Beach

A long, quiet beach with soft white sand, a scenic wooden pier, and beautiful sunset views ideal for a calm seaside experience.

One Bangkok

One Bangkok is Thailand’s largest mixed-use project spanning over 104 rai, combining luxury living, office spaces, over 50 rai of green parks, and a cultural hub with smart technology and direct MRT Lumphini station connectivity.

Dusit Central Park

A modern lifestyle destination combining luxury shopping, gourmet dining, and expansive green parks in the heart of Bangkok.

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Saralrom Palace

A former royal palace with classic architecture, now home to government offices and a peaceful public park for relaxation.

Emporium

A luxury shopping destination in Sukhumvit featuring world-class fashion brands, gourmet dining, and a stylish modern ambiance.

EmQuartier

A high-end shopping mall in the heart of Sukhumvit, known for its modern design, wide variety of stores, and premium dining experiences.

Bangkok Children’s Museum No 1 Chatuchak

A children’s museum filled with interactive exhibitions and creative activities that foster children’s cognitive development and imagination.

Tuk Daeng Vintage Chatuchak

A vibrant red-brick vintage building showcasing rare collectibles, retro fashion, nostalgic décor, and charming cafés—all within Bangkok’s iconic weekend market.

Benchasiri Park

A tranquil city park featuring more than 10 outdoor sculptures by renowned Thai artists.

EMSPHERE

A modern circular shopping center offering a complete lifestyle experience—from fashion and dining to beauty and entertainment—in the heart of Sukhumvit.

Wat Khun Chan

Wat Khun Chan offers a tranquil environment perfect for meditation and spiritual reflection, located in the heart of Bangkok.

Talad Noi Museum

This museum offers an authentic cultural experience through exhibitions, historic architecture, and the preserved charm of old-town Bangkok.

Saphan Pa Dinso

The ancient bridge dates back to King Narai the Great's reign and is made of bricks with an angled floor. There is a lotus-shaped arch beneath the bridge that allows small boats to pass through.

Thonburi Palace

Thonburi Palace features ancient Thai architecture, historic military significance, and a serene riverside atmosphere reflecting the legacy of King Taksin.

Laem Sak Pier

A scenic pier combining coastal beauty, island access, and a charming multicultural fishing community.

Wat Mahathat Laem Sak

The temple’s grand white chedi enshrines the Buddha’s relics and offers one of the most breathtaking 360-degree viewpoints in Ao Luek.

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Koh Khai Nok

Two small islands connected by a sandbar, with white sandy beaches, clear waters, and excellent snorkeling spots, ideal for watching romantic sunsets.

Koh Rang Yai

A tranquil private island near Phuket with white sandy beaches and plenty of water activities, just 15 minutes from the mainland.

Pom Phra Sumen

Pom Phra Sumen stands as a symbol of Bangkok’s old city defenses, featuring traditional architecture and a peaceful park along the Chao Phraya River.

So Heng Tai Mansion

A 200-year-old Hokkien-style Chinese mansion with central courtyard, carved wooden architecture, and tranquil charm in Bangkok’s riverside heritage district.

Talad Noi Community

A nostalgic mix of vintage wooden homes, Chinese shrines, street art, and trendy cafés set in one of Bangkok’s oldest communities.