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National Holidays in Thailand: If you need a visa extension or for other reasons need to contact the authorities in Thailand, then be aware that they close public offices on national holidays. I have made lists of the public holidays this year and next year.
The Kingdom of Thailand: The king of Thailand is considered an almost divine being by the Thai people; you will see the king's portrait in public places all over Thailand, on the wall in public offices, and in many private homes. Read about the kings of Thailand, a ruling record, and a strict lèse majesté law.
Buying Alcohol in Thailand: If sitting at a bar and enjoying a cold beer is a necessity to handle the heat in Thailand, or if the nightlife at discos and bars is a crucial part of your holiday, then you may need to plan your vacation to avoid certain days. At certain days the sale of alcohol is prohibited in Thailand.
A Lovely Boat Trip on Mae Kok: If you want to visit Chiang Rai in northern Thailand, you should arrive on the river Kok in a long-tail boat from Thaton (in Chiang Mai province). It is a lovely boat trip, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the river and of the jungle and mountains on the way.
Chiang Rai: In the city Chiang Rai, you will find light at The White Temple and darkness at the village known as The Black House. The Chiang Rai province is in Thailand's northeastern corner, where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar (Burma) meet, and where the rivers Ruak and Mekong meet. The area is in the middle of the infamous Golden Triangle.
Eco-friendly in Thailand: If you are eco-friendly and recycle at home, you will find that things work somewhat different in Thailand. In this article, you can read about how recycling works in Thailand and what you can do to help the environment on your holiday.

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Tips

Read about the climate and weather in Thailand and about the rainy season.

How to get help in Thailand, useful phonenumbers, etc.

Read about bringing your medication to Thailand

Can you bring your medications to Thailand? How about buying medications at the pharmacies in Thailand?

Make sure you are covered by a travel insurance!

Read about the electricity, power plugs, and the sockets in Thailand.

Can you use your eletrical equipment in Thailand? Read about Power plugs and sockets in Thailand.

Take care of your passport, read about the rules.

More tips for your holiday in Thailand.

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Places in Thailand

Phuket: Phuket is Thailand's largest island and the preferred holiday destination for most foreign tourists.
Phi Phi Islands: The Phi Phi Islands are a tropical paradise sporting a fantastic nature with impressive limestone mountains, caves, cliffs, and especially stunning beaches with white sand and crystal clear water.
Pattaya: Pattaya is not only for the sex tourists. Pattaya is known to be the world's largest red light district, and not without reason. However, in recent years, the city has done a lot to attract ordinary tourists; thus, it now has much more to offer than the many bars with girls you can rent for a short or a long time.
Hua Hin: Hua Hin is a popular resort town for Thais and foreigners alike. In addition, many foreigners have settled as expats in Hua Hin in order to enjoy their retirement in a more comfortable temperature than in their home countries.

More places in Thailand.

Activities in Thailand

Shopping in Bangkok: Bangkok is a shopaholic's paradise with huge malls that lie side by side in the city's centre. In addition, Bangkok has several large markets with countless stalls and shops.
Ayutthaya: Until 1767, Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam (Thailand). At one time, it was the world's largest city. Ayutthaya was conquered and deserted some 250 years ago; after almost 200 years of decay, Thailand started a restoration project. Today, the ruins of Ayutthaya is a popular attraction for tourists and Thais alike.
Market on Track: Maeklong Market is arguably the weirdest market in the world. The market is located not by the railway tracks but on the tracks. Read about the market and how to get there.
Beaches in Phuket: Looking for crystal clear water and golden beaches? You will find them in Thailand. Not least in Phuket, Thailand's largest island and the most popular tourist spot in Thailand.
Activities in Pattaya: Pattaya offers a lot of activities for children and adults alike. Read about some of the many offers.

More activities in Thailand.

Sex in Thailand

Sex in Thailand is Not Free: If a Thai has sex with you on your vacation, she expects payment.
The Naughty Side of Pattaya: Read about the naughty side of Pattaya, the city that is known as the world's biggest red light district.
The Naughty Side of Bangkok: Bangkok is notorious for its wild nightlife aimed at tourists looking for sex. There is even written songs about it.
Joiner fee: Some hotels demand a 'joiner fee' also knows as a 'guest fee'; you have to pay extra if you bring a guest to your room.