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Bangkok Post's weekly travel scoops showing you prominent travel destinations and great cultural places.
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16 Jan 2020
The other side to Pattaya
Na Klua may not be the most prominent mark on the Pattaya tourist map. But for some, a trip to the popular resort city wouldn't be complete without a visit to the northern end of town. Indeed, a growing number of holidaymakers, myself included, see Na Klua as a worthy destination in its own right. With its old-town charm, street art, inexpensive fresh seafood, seaside picnic areas and more, what's not to love?
9 Jan 2020
A stone's throw
Only two hours from Bangkok, the limestone hills in Ratchaburi's Muang district beckon daytrippers.
2 Jan 2020
Once a war zone
Once a war zone, Nan's border district of Thung Chang is now a place where you can enjoy peaceful rural life, pristine nature, tangy tangerine and geisha coffee.
19 Dec 2019
12 Dec 2019
Our little corner of the world
The fledgling tourist destination of Barahom Community in Pattani offers something a little different to travellers.
5 Dec 2019
A royal visit, and ruins restored
HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej spent much of his 70-year reign travelling the length and breadth of the Kingdom, mainly to learn about the plights of his people and find out how to help them in a sustainable way. At numerous towns and villages, his royal visits are remembered as a major event in local history. Si Satchanalai in Sukhothai province is no exception.
28 Nov 2019
White light
Chiang Rai's famous White Temple will be bathed in colourful lights until Dec 22, providing another reason for visitors to explore Thailand's northernmost province.
14 Nov 2019
Into the clouds
Visitors to the Lahu village of Ban Jabo in Mae Hong Son's Pang Ma Pha district come for peace and tranquility.
31 Oct 2019
A walk through history
For lovers of Old World Bangkok and architecture, the northern part of Klong San district is well worth exploring.
24 Oct 2019
The lesser-spotted wonders of Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh may be best known for the Taj Mahal in Agra, but its capital is a no-less-fascinating legacy of Mughal grandeur.
