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ImageAround ThailandImage Image The kingdom boasts 76 diverse provinces, some of which are already internationally well-known tourists destinations, such as Krabi and Phuket. Other less publicized provinces attract the more adventurous traveler. Explore Around Thailand through our provincial guides and seasonal events.
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Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is Thailand ’s second largest city, and is regarded as a hub for the North of the country. Surrounded by mountains, it offers cooler climes and a wide range of natural attractions.

 
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Chon Buri
Chon Buri boasts lots of pleasant beaches, as well as 48 islands. Those in search of subterranean pursuits won’t be disappointed – its most popular destination, Pattaya, is a hub for those in search of nightlife.
 
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Prachuap
Prachuap Khiri Khan is an attractive alternative destination for visitors seeking to avoid overcrowded resorts. Hua Hin, Thailand’s oldest resort town, is just three hours away from Bangkok.
 
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Surat Thani
Koh Samui and Koh Pha-Ngan have long been popular destinations for sun-seekers and those in search of nightlife options. Smaller islands nearby offer a bit more peace and tranquility.
 
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Krabi
Several of Krabi’s numerous islands, once used by pirates, have been transformed into world-class destinations, while its steep cliffs overlooking the Andaman Sea attract climbers from around the world.
 
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Phuket
Phuket boasts rich natural resources, including beaches, rocky peninsulas, hilly areas and smaller islands nearby. It is also known as Thailand’s diving capital, with several fascinating dive sites within its boundaries.
 

Seasonal Events

At this annual Royal event, 50 teams with over 30 oarsmen per single loangboat compete along the Nan River for the prestigious Royal Cup.
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Boats at this festival, varying in shape and form, are set ablaze and floated down the Mekong River in a mesmerizing feast for the eyes.
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This festival attracts people from all faiths and nationalities who come to enjoy delicious vegetarian fare and the unbelievable feats of the Ma Song.
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Around the time of the full moon farmers from all over Chon Buri province take their buffalos to the city for a festival that dates back centuries.
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Waterways are lit with krathongs on the night of this festival as people across the country express their thanks to the goddess of water.

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Also known as the “Water Festival”, during this festival people nationwide splash each other with water in an attempt to "wash away" bad luck.
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The festival, which has been strictly observed by the residents of Isan for generations, is a merit-making ritual to ensure seasonal rains fall at the appropriate time during the planting cycle. 
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