Thailand is a nation of ‘walking streets’, which are essentially street markets teeming with stalls selling various items and culinary delicacies.

Escape to the mountains with Destination Asia Thailand as we show your clients the roads less traveled. We explore some of Thailand’s magnificent mountains that many visitors simply never visit and miss out on.

Those visiting Bangkok should take time to visit the recently renovated National Museum located downtown. The newly renovated space has an improved layout with bilingual descriptions showcasing all the antiquities. The collection housed within the museum consists of exhibits and artifacts from Thai Royal Throne Halls and former Royal households, along with ancient pieces of art from around the kingdom.

Koh Jum is a tropical island paradise accessible within thirty minutes by boat from mainland Krabi. The island is largely untouched and has very few visitors, which makes it an idyllic island for a true cast-away experience.

Want to get off the beaten track in Phuket? Why not add the Phuket Town Experience to your stay. Explore the beautiful Sino Portuguese architecture that abounds around the old town of Phuket. Turn a corner and step into a bygone era that can be hard to find these days.

Hua Hin continues to develop as a tourism center close to Bangkok, offering more and more attractions for visitors to this royal town. The latest development is certainly worth a visit and is guaranteed to impress any traveler.

Homestay are often associated with backpack traveling and trekking tours in particular, but it doesn’t have to be that way. As the modern day traveler yearns for more from their experiences, traveling is no longer a brief walk through local markets, it is a cultural exchange where the visitor gains knowledge and interacts with a host.

Bike Tour Asia provide exceptional sights of Thailand from the comfort of a modern motorbike.

The ubiquitous Tuk Tuk is a familiar sight to those exploring Bangkok.