Beaches in Pattaya

Pattaya The beaches are great, but not as clean, quiet beaches and other parts of the country. They offer great value and are very handy if you only Bangkok. If you go to Pattaya, but want to relax a quiet beach, the best bet is one of the stations between the beaches of Pattaya and Jomtien Beach. Many have their own private beaches.

Top 10 reasons to visit Thailand

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They call it the "Land of Smiles" for nothing. Although there are occasional tourist and fraud occasionally you meet someone who is not at all Thais do not smile are friendly, open and friendly.

10 free things to do in Bangkok

1. Visit the Temple

Bangkok has dozens of impressive temples and many of them are free to attend. Wat Mangkorn Kamalawat in Chinatown, Wat Indraviharn Dusit, and Wat Patum Wanaran in downtown Bangkok (between Paragon and Central World Plaza shopping centers) are only three temples beautiful and interesting that do not charge an admission fee.

Phuket in four days

Day 1

Arrive in Phuket

If you landed in the afternoon or evening, or you are still suffering from jet lag, write the day and start the route the next day. Otherwise, assuming you arrived at noon and is fresh and full of energy, check-in at the hotel when you arrive and see walking around one of the landmarks of the island - the Big Buddha. This large statue of Buddha sits on a hill 150 feet in the southern part of the island. This impressive statue is started and completed in 2004, in 2012, has some specific religious significance - that was built by a group of lay people and mainly financed by donations and has more of a tourist attraction than anything else. Whenever the massively from the statue alone is worth seeing and the views of the island of the statue are the best you will find in Phuket. The statue is just across Chalong Bay. Most of the time you can easily see Kata Noi and Kata, Karon and Nai Harn beach and on a clear day you can see over Phang Nga.

After visiting the Great Buddha, if you have time, make a visit to Wat Chalong, officially called Wat Chaiyathararam but all over the island for its informal name known. The Temple of Rattanakosin style with traditional red roofs and doors made of gold, is one of the largest and most important historical and religious island. It was built in the 19th century and is important for two reasons. First, it is said to be a relic (a bone fragment) of the Buddha on Sri Lanka in 1999. Another reason came home: a former abbot who Luang Pho Cham special healing powers, and was recognized by the King Rama V.

This part of the logical path for a stay in the area of Patong, Karon and Kata Beach. If you stay in the northern part of the island, you can take a look at these pages when the southern part of the island (see below) to visit.

Beaches of Koh Samui

Bophut Beach

This beach on the north side of the island is less developed than Chaweng or Lamai and relaxation, hippie feeling Koh Samui is still so popular decades ago. Who rest and relaxation, still occupy jet ski, but that's as close to the peace and quiet you find in Ko Samui. The charming fishing village behind the beach is worth seeing, even if you do not run, or swim here.

If you made your wedding dress here?

Choose a great designer or a business with a good reputation

If you know the people in Bangkok, a custom wedding dress is a great option. There are many shops in the area of Bangkok, especially in the Pahurat (near areas of Chinatown and Thong Lor, wedding dresses specialized. There are also small designers like Khun Nit, the developed ganit to be measured wedding dresses, and custom boutiques such as Thai silk and cotton Julie, who do too. avoid going to buy a separate run-of-the-mill for her wedding dress. Some advertising Bangkok tailors wedding dresses with tailored shirts and suits and while his tailors and dressmakers are likely to able to perform either a simple dress, these people are not experts in wedding dresses (even if her bridesmaids dresses Honorary honor in Thailand, you will probably want to use a specialized tailor your wedding dress.) Also, sewing in Thailand often sales tactics to get high pressure committed to something, buy it, the last thing you want to do with when buying a wedding dress.

What is the voltage in Thailand?

Question: What is the voltage in Thailand?

Answer: The voltage in Thailand is 220 volts AC at 50 Hz If you make appliances, electronics or the United States or other tools places with a current of 110 volts, you will need a voltage converter or burn everything is interconnected.. , Laptops, however, mobile phones and other electronic devices with built in converters are safe. If you come from most countries in Europe or Australia, you will not have to worry about a converter.

Most outlets in Thailand are the same dishes, two-pin plugs we have in the US so you will not need an adapter.