Thailand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and with good reason. Its tourism scene thrives on its ancient temples, pristine beaches, and bustling markets offering mouth-watering Thai delicacies. But Bangkok, Pattaya, Krabi, and Phuket are not the only places to visit. For your next trip (or your first trip to Thailand), avoid these touristy places and visit the truly hidden gems that travel companies won’t tell you about. Don’t worry about traveling within Thailand, as you can get bus, ferry, or air tickets from Siam Tickets.
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Koh Adang
A long tail boat at Adang island (Koh Adang) at Satun, Thailand.
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Escape tourist crowds on Koh Adang, one of the largest islands of the Adang Archipelago and Koh Lipe’s secret sister. Adang is largely untouched and unspoiled by mass tourism. Few people venture here because facilities are scarce. This island is part of the national park of Tarutao and offers secluded, good beaches for snorkeling. So, if you are an adventurer seeking peace, Koh Adang is waiting for you with open arms.
If you plan to stay overnight, bring your camping gear and tent or rent one from the national park. Don’t forget your camping gear!
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Nan
Forest Mountains landscape in the morning with fog, Doi phu kha, Nan, Thailand
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Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and slower pace of Nan, a remote province in northwest Thailand. Explore centuries-old temples like Wat Phumin renowned for its cruciform ubosot, or learn traditional weaving techniques. Hike Doi Phu Kha National Park’s rainforests, soak up breathtaking mountain views and views of wildlife, and discover hidden waterfalls.
The province is home to several ethnic minorities, such as the Tai Lue. You can explore Tai Lue villages to learn about their distinct culture, customs, and sample their traditional cuisine.
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Lampang
The Wat Chalermprakiet Prajomklao Rachanusorn Temple north of the city of Lampang in North Thailand.
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Lampang is the gateway province to the Lanna Kingdom. It is located further north of Bangkok, and you’ll notice a distinctive shift in the architectural styles of buildings and temples. Besides offering a blend of historical charm, Lampang is a haven for rescued elephants. You can learn about elephant behavior at ethical sanctuaries.
Lampang is also home to one of the prettiest…
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