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• For Thais, the head is the most important part of the body and for this reason, it is forbidden to touch other people's heads. This also applies to petting children.
• The royal family is highly respected in Thailand. It is forbidden to criticize its members or to mishandle objects bearing the royal image, such as banknotes.
  
• Raising your voice, arguing with the hotel staff, waitresses or vendors at the local market is considered uncultured. All matters in Thailand should be handled calmly, without unnecessary shouting and complaints, which are a sign of weakness for Thais.
• The undisputed symbol of Thailand is the elephant. Elephant Day is celebrated here, and an elephant festival is also organized, and tribute is paid to them. These animals, important to the Thais, are objects of true worship. Even in the logo of the famous Thai beer called Chang, you will see nothing other than an elephant!
• Thailand uses a calendar where year 0 is counted from the day of Buddha's death (paranibbana). The year 2015 is 2558 in Thailand.
  
• Thailand is a land of orchids – there are about 1300 species of these flowers in the country, most of them do not even have equivalent names in Polish. Orchids grow here literally everywhere.
  

We invite you on a journey to magical Thailand, a land where exotic experiences meet luxury and extraordinary diversity. Prepare yourself for a journey full of adventures, flavors and unforgettable experiences. Thailand entices with its charm, the promise of luxury and extraordinary adventures that await every traveler.

Why is it worth visiting Thailand?

When you go to Thailand, you open the door to an extraordinary world full of adventures and unforgettable experiences. This is the perfect destination for your first encounter with Asia. Bangkok is the heart of the country, a city of temples, bustling streets and countless attractions. If you are looking for a rest on a paradise beach covered in green palm trees, Thailand is the perfect destination. From luxurious boutique hotels on Koh Lanta to the peaceful islands of Koh Yao Yai, it is a paradise for nature lovers and romantic getaways. Thai cuisine, known all over the world, is a real festival of flavors - from spicy curries to sweet mango sticky rice. Everything prepared with fresh local ingredients.

Holidays in Thailand – practical information

Thailand is a paradise for lovers of good cuisine, different cultures and colorful temples, nature and heavenly beaches. The country has a lot to offer and everyone will find something that suits their travel preferences. Thailand is safe for tourists, a visa is not required for Polish citizens coming for a period shorter than three months, and international and domestic airports allow for a comfortable journey through the land of smiles, as Thailand is often called. A trip to Thailand can easily be diversified by visiting other countries of Southeast Asia.

Visiting Thailand – what is worth seeing?

Thailand is one of the most popular destinations for a first exotic trip. Historic capitals, jungles ideal for trekking, delicious food, atmospheric, although initially a bit chaotic Bangkok and hundreds of beautiful beaches - these are just some of the possibilities that await you during a luxury holiday in Thailand. Additionally, almost 1500 Thai islands will allow you to have a perfect rest, regardless of whether you want to dive, party or spend a few days in peace and quiet on almost deserted beaches - you will easily find all of this during your trip to Thailand.

Almost 1600 kilometers from north to south and just over 700 from east to east - the territory occupied by the former Siam gives you the opportunity to combine exclusive holidays in Thailand spent in five-star hotels, with the highest quality services, trekking through wild, evergreen jungles or visiting charming and non-commercial towns. Neither the youngest nor the older generations will be bored on vacation in this place. What's more, the multitude of available flights allows you to easily jump for a day or two to the not-so-distant Angkor Wat in the area Cambodia, to fascinating Singapore or to the beaches of northern Malaysia, so we can tailor your luxury holiday in Thailand in almost any way you like.

Thai Island Hopping

Koh Kradan, perfect for diving, Koh Phi Phi in the movies, Koh Phangan for fun or Koh Yao Yai & Noi for lazy days? A luxury holiday in Thailand is the opportunity to discover all these possibilities during one of the numerous island cruises that take place here, as well as the chance to discover small, often unnamed, deserted islands that will often be exclusively at your disposal!

Mi Krop, durian and the famous pad thai

Thai cuisine is one of the best and most popular in the world. During an exclusive trip to Thailand, you will have the opportunity to try the most important delicacies of Southeast Asia, which include mi krop – crispy rice noodles in a spicy-sweet sauce, pad thai – a mixture of noodles with vegetables, meat or tofu, sprouts, egg and fish sauce, and the beloved or hated durian! The fruit with a characteristic shape also has a slightly peculiar taste and smell, described by some as a combination of raspberries and nuts, by others as butter with fried onions... Eating it, or even bringing it in, is prohibited in some public places, but similarly to the roasted or fried insects that you will commonly find here in street food, it is certainly an experience that you should have during your holiday in Thailand!

Bangkok

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, located on both banks of the Chao Praya River, is considered one of the hottest cities in the world. Its name in Thai consists of 176 characters, but for us it will always be the Big Mango - a city tempting with its cultural richness, smelling of aromatic Asian cuisine and delighting with over 400 Buddhist temples. Bangkok is the perfect place for the first contact with Southeast Asia, where the tradition of Thai life mixes with modernity. A must-see on every trip to Bangkok is Rattanakosin Island, where the Grand Palace is located along with Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). This place delights with oriental architecture and golden details. On the opposite bank of the Chao Praya is Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn), from which you can admire a beautiful view of the river and the Grand Palace complex. The Temple of Dawn attracts attention with its rich colors and detailed decorations made of crushed Chinese porcelain. While in Bangkok, be sure to visit one of the world's largest Chinatowns. China Town captivates with its incredible neon lights, offers street food and encourages you to spend time talking at a plastic table until late at night.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, located in the northern part of Thailand, is a city of stunning temples, aromatic cuisine and colourful bazaars. It is surrounded by picturesque mountains, including the impressive Crow Pond Peak, or Doi Inthanon, the highest mountain in Thailand, and evergreen cloud forests. Tours around the area are an essential part of a stay in Chiang Mai. Small villages inhabited by indigenous tribes are hidden among the local hills. At the famous night market, located on the eastern side of the Old City, along Chang Khlan Street, you can buy souvenirs, try local delicacies, relax with a massage and even play chess. And when you get bored, remember that this is not the only such market in Chiang Mai. Walking along the moat around the Old City, you can admire the preserved city walls from 700 years ago. During the construction of the defensive fortifications, which took only four months, as many as 40 workers worked. Each of the four original gates had its own separate use in everyday life, and they were the only way to get into the city until World War II.

Khao Lak

Khao Lak is located in the Phang Nga province on the west coast of Thailand. This picturesque spot offers ideal conditions for those who want to escape the crowds and find peace on beautiful, white beaches surrounded by lush vegetation. It is a paradise for nature lovers and a gateway to the underwater world. If you are passionate about diving, you must come to Khao Lak and immerse yourself in the depths of the Andaman Sea. There are many diving centers in Khao Lak offering various options for divers. Both beginners and experienced divers will find an option for themselves. You can take part in one-day diving trips, multi-day diving safaris or specialist courses. The best time to go diving is during our winter, when the waters are quite calm and the visibility is the best.

Khao sok

The Khao Sok jungle is one of the oldest in Thailand. It is a truly untouched area, home to a multitude of different species of animals – hundreds of exotic birds, as well as gibbons, gaurs, macaques, elephants, Malayan bears, and even tigers and leopards. The Cheow Lan Lake is also located in the Khao Sok National Park. To experience the untouched nature even better during a Khao Sok safari, it is worth deciding on a multi-day trip, combined with a kayaking or rafting trip. You can also see its inhabitants from the water – elephants at a watering hole, majestic herons, colorful kingfishers and much more! If you do not manage to see wild elephants in their natural environment, go to the Elephant Sanctuary. You will be able to learn many interesting facts about the life and habits of the largest land mammals, take part in their feeding, and even enjoy a nourishing, mud SPA together.

Similan Islands

The Similan Islands, often called the “Thai Seychelles”, are an archipelago of several uninhabited islands that together form the Mu Koh Similan National Park. The Similan Islands are famous for their excellent diving and snorkeling conditions – the abundance of corals and colourful fish will delight every snorkelling enthusiast. With a bit of luck, you might be able to spot a manta ray or a shark. The visibility in the water here is up to 30 metres! You can book a trip to the archipelago at one of the local travel agencies.

Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi

Between the crowded Phuket in the west and Krabi province in the east, in the heart of Phang Nga Bay, lie two relatively large Thai islands, Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi. Life on Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi moves slowly, as if the rush of civilization had passed them by. The locals mainly engage in agriculture in a rather traditional form. The relaxed atmosphere of Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi is conducive to relaxation, and the more active will find great conditions for snorkeling, kayaking and hiking.

Hotels in Thailand offer almost 800 thousand rooms, so you can easily find both simple and inexpensive facilities, such as Thapwarin or Ton Nam Homestay, and boutique and atmospheric gems, including Tamarind Village and Sevenseas Resort. There is also no shortage of top-class hotels, which are the perfect ending to a luxury trip to Thailand, of which we especially recommend The Surin, Rayavadee, Six Senses and The Sarojin.

Thailand is a country full of fascinating places to visit during your trip. In the capital, Bangkok, you can admire the impressive Grand Palace and the Wat Phra Kaew temple with the Emerald Buddha. Chiang Mai, in the north of the country, impresses with beautiful temples such as Wat Phra Singh, and offers the opportunity to participate in traditional festivals and explore the mountainous surroundings. Phuket Island attracts tourists with its picturesque beaches, vibrant nightlife and excursions to nearby islands such as Phi Phi. Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Thailand, is a place full of historical ruins and temples, perfect for history lovers. Finally, Koh Samui offers not only beautiful beaches, but also waterfalls and tropical gardens, making it the perfect place for relaxation and adventure.

For a holiday in Thailand, it is worth considering several regions that offer a variety of attractions. Bangkok, the country's capital, captivates with its energy, impressive temples such as Wat Arun, and vibrant nightlife. In the north of the country, Chiang Mai attracts with its peaceful climate, beautiful temples and picturesque mountain landscapes. The Krabi region, in the southwest, is famous for its breathtaking beaches, limestone cliffs and the Phi Phi Islands, which are perfect for diving and relaxation. Phuket, Thailand's largest island, offers luxury resorts, a vibrant nightlife and access to numerous island tours. On the east coast, Koh Samui impresses with beautiful beaches, tropical gardens and a peaceful climate, perfect for relaxation. Each of these regions offers something unique, ensuring an unforgettable holiday in Thailand.