Travel Scrapbook
Bangkok Post's weekly travel scoops showing you prominent travel destinations and great cultural places.
Bangkok Post's weekly travel scoops showing you prominent travel destinations and great cultural places.
At the Tropical Insect Sanctuary, you can get up close and personal with some cute cannibals and other captivating creatures.
Lampang's ancient temples are a good place for Buddhists to make merit.
The House of Museums in Bangkok's Thawi Watthana district is one of the best places to soak up a nostalgic atmosphere.
With the coming of the Chinese New Year, a trip to Bangkok's Chinatown should be on your calendar.
Tens of thousands of commuters pass Phyathai Palace each day without realising the royal treasures nestled inside its grand doors.
BMA's new electric boats stop at some of Bangkok's favourite destinations and are free to passengers through June.
Get to know Prasat Nakhon Luang, with its historical architecture unlike any other in Ayutthaya, and you might find it interesting enough to be the first place to visit.
While there are many landmarks to see in this northern province across from Laos, perhaps the best activity is to sit along the mighty Mekong and enjoy the view.
Krabi's Nong Thale boasts some epic vistas that many visitors to this southern province remain unaware.
Serving as a stopover for merchants travelling between Isan and Cambodia, Korat today is known for its picturesque scenery, ancient ruins and rich music culture.