Capture the best moments of Thailand!

Looking for a romantic escape or a place just to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life? Queen Sirikit Park is definitely the place to hang out. It has a pond designed in letters 'S' and 'A' in Thai which represents H.M the Queen. read more »

Located near the old city of Siam, Muang Sing Historical Park is an ancient site that dates back to the 12th to 14th century. Its principal structure, the Khmer Prasat Muang Sing (Tower of the City of Lions), is believed to have been the western most outpost of the Angkor-centred Khmer empire. Given this area's importance in the history of Thailand, it was renovated in 1974, and declared as a historical park in 1987. read more »

Literally step into a treasure chest in a well restored pre-war shophouse in Bangkok's financial district. At the first level of the Kathmandu Photo Gallery, it is plastered with displays of black and white photographs from Manit's travel on the green walls. Enjoy the atmosphere in this little green area at the first storey as you step into Manit's journey when you look through each and every photo carefully. read more »

Pattaya Floating Market is a floating market that covers an area of 100,000 sqm, featuring 4 segments. Each represent and sell items from the four major parts of Thailand (Northern Thailand, Central Thailand, North-Eastern Thailand and Southern Thailand). Visitors will find themselves spoilt for choice here with over 114 shops and water venders selling authentic Thai food and specialities hailing from all parts of Thailand. read more »

The Grand Palace is Bangkok's most famous landmark, a must-see sight for visitors to Bangkok. Built in 1782, it spans an area of 218,400 sq. metres, with the length of its surrounding walls being 1,900 metres. read more »

Built by Shan workers in the early 20th century, Wat Chom Sawan is a multi-tiered wooden temple constructed in Burmese architectural style, using largely teak wood. It is regarded as the most beautiful structure in the Lanna region, taking up to 5 years to build. It is notable for the decorative use of tin stencil on the coffered ceilings and interior columns. read more »

The most famous temple in the City of Nan, Wat Phumin is a uniquely designed temple, featuring a 4-portico, single building that houses both the Ubosot and Vihan. Wat Phumin consists of 4 Buddha statues in the main hall, with their backs against one another, facing 4 different directions. The temple is also constructed with very fine detail, with the doors delicately carved in splendid designed by Lanna craftsmen. read more »

Khao Chichan's Engraved Buddha Image is a line-etched Buddha image on the cliff of Mount Chichan. It is a sacred Buddhist object, and also the largest effigy of its kind, leaving many amazed by the sheer magnitude of it. At 130 meters high and 70 meters wide, it is an engraving worthy for the king, rightfully presented to the King for his 50th anniversary on the throne. read more »

The ecosystem is initiated by HM King Bhumipol Adulyadej. This system is to treat all the waste water and solid waste. You will find that this place is great for photo-taking and for birdwatching. read more »