Thailand Travel Guides
Expert-written guides for every kind of Thailand trip — whether you have 3 days or 3 months, a honeymoon to plan, or a laptop to keep open.
Itineraries
Day-by-day itineraries with the best places to stay, eat, and explore — sequenced to save you time.
3 days3 Days in Bangkok
Temples, street food, and skyline bars — Bangkok in 72 hours.
- Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew
- Wat Pho Reclining Buddha
- Chatuchak Weekend Market
5 days5 Days in Phuket
Island hopping, limestone cliffs, and sunsets that stop time.
- Phi Phi Islands
- Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island
- Phuket Old Town
7 days7 Days in Thailand
One week. Three cities. Thailand in full.
- Grand Palace, Bangkok
- Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai
- Elephant Sanctuary
10 days10 Days in Thailand Itinerary
Ten days. Five destinations. Thailand at its full range.
- Bangkok: Grand Palace & Chinatown
- Chiang Mai: temples & jungle
- Krabi: Railay Beach & island trips
14 days2-Week Thailand Itinerary
Two weeks to see Bangkok, the north, and the best southern beaches
- Bangkok temples & street food
- Chiang Mai Old City & elephant sanctuary
- Pai mountain valley
City Guides
The best things to do in Thailand's top destinations — temples, food, activities, and nightlife.
City GuideBangkok City Guide
Street food, golden temples, and a skyline that never sleeps
- Grand Palace & Wat Pho
- Street food in Yaowarat Chinatown
- Rooftop bars with skyline views
City GuideChiang Mai City Guide
Ancient temples, mountain air, and the world's best night bazaar
- Doi Suthep temple & mountain views
- Old City moat — 300+ temples
- Sunday Walking Street market
City GuideThings to Do in Bangkok
Temples, tuk-tuks, and street food at every turn
- Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew
- Floating markets & canal tours
- World-class street food & fine dining
City GuideThings to Do in Chiang Mai
Temples, jungle treks, and Northern Thai food at every corner
- Over 300 temples in the Old City
- Ethical elephant sanctuaries
- Northern Thai cooking classes
City GuideThings to Do in Phuket
Turquoise waters, jungle-clad cliffs, and Thailand's liveliest beach towns
- Patong, Kata & Karon beaches
- Phi Phi & James Bond Island day trips
- Phang Nga Bay sea kayaking
City GuideThings to Do in Koh Samui
Thailand's glamour island — beaches, boats, and barefoot luxury
- Chaweng & Lamai beaches
- Full Moon Party at Koh Phangan
- Ang Thong Marine Park snorkelling
City GuideThings to Do in Krabi
Limestone cliffs, emerald water, and the world's most beautiful beach walks
- Railay Beach — only accessible by boat
- Rock climbing on Tonsai limestone
- 4-island snorkelling day trips
Specialist Guides
Deep-dive guides tailored to your travel style, with expert tips and curated recommendations.
GuideThailand for First Timers
Everything you need before you land — and nothing you don't.
- Visa-on-arrival for 60+ nationalities
- One of Asia's most affordable destinations
- World-class street food from ฿40
GuideThailand Honeymoon Guide
Overwater bungalows, private beaches, and evenings made for two.
- Private beach access in Koh Samui
- Overwater villas in Koh Lanta
- Sunset longtail in Krabi
GuideThailand Digital Nomad Guide
Fast WiFi, cheap coffee, and 300 sunny days a year.
- ฿40,000–60,000/month comfortable mid-range budget
- Fastest nomad internet in SE Asia in major cities
- LTR Visa for 10-year residency
GuideThailand Solo Travel Guide
Your own pace, your own itinerary, your own adventure
- Safe and very solo-traveller friendly
- Easy to meet other travellers
- Excellent hostel and guesthouse network
GuideThailand with Kids
Elephants, temples, and beaches the whole family will love
- Koh Samui — calm beaches for young kids
- Chiang Mai — elephant sanctuaries
- Bangkok — interactive museums & malls
GuideSolo Female Travel in Thailand
One of Asia's safest and most rewarding solo destinations for women
- Generally very safe for solo women
- Strong solo female traveller community
- Chiang Mai — top city for solo women
Travel Planning
When to go, how much to budget, and everything else you need before you book.
PlanningBest Time to Visit Thailand
Plan around the weather, not against it
- November–February: peak season, best weather
- March–May: hot & dry — cool in the north
- June–October: rainy season (great value)
PlanningThailand Travel Cost Guide
From $30 backpacker days to $300 luxury ones — here's what you'll actually spend
- Budget: $30–50/day is very comfortable
- Street food meals from $1–3
- Mid-range hotels from $40–100/night
PlanningThailand Budget Travel Guide
Thailand on less — without missing the best of it
- Live well for $30–40/day
- Street food meals from $1.50
- Overnight trains from $8
PlanningThailand Travel Tips
What every visitor to Thailand should know — before they land
- Visa-free entry for most nationalities
- Never disrespect the monarchy
- Cover up at temples