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05/10/2015

RAYONG & SAMED ISLAND: Located approximately 220 kilometers from Bangkok, Rayong is another delightful seaside province on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast. Most of Rayong Province is marked by mountains interspersed by flat plains and large tracts of fruit plantations and forests. However, the province is most well known for its pristine beaches stretching along its 100-kilometer coastline and its scenic waterfalls set amidst exotic surroundings. Aside from these natural attractions, Rayong produces an abundance of seafood products, such as shrimp paste, fish sauce, and dried seafood, and grows a number of tropical fruits of which rambutan, mangosteen and durian are the most famous. Boasting indispensable sea-life resources, Rayong is one of the country’s major agricultural and industrial provinces. On the other hand, the province has maintained its traditions and customs in the daily lifestyles of the locals. Most renowned for its quiet and unspoiled beaches, including Samed Island National Marine Park, Rayong is a popular beach getaway destination for Bangkok residents and a renowned producer of seafood related goods.

Samed Island is a popular attraction for sea lovers because it is not far from Bangkok and the transportation links are quite easy. This island is about 6.5 kilometers from Ban Phe. Travelling to Samed Island is quite convenient. Tourists can experience a diverse atmosphere and activities. The shape of the island is triangular with the base of the triangle is on the north. There are various beautiful bays, mountains, a flat area along the beach and a village of on the north east of the island. The reason why this island is called Samed Island, is there are a lot of white and red Eugenia (Samed trees) here. If you like quiet and uncrowed places, Samed Island is a good choice. Sai Kaew Beach is very famous with both Thai and foreign tourists because there are various stylish resorts, restaurants, and bars. Tourists who like plenty of entertainment will enjoy Sai Kaew Beach because it offers all-day activities.

Prao Bay is opposite Sai Kaew Beach. It is a private, peaceful, and shady area. The sea is so clear and welcoming to all to experience the pleasures of nature. The most attractive thing here is the most beautiful sunsets. Wong Duen Bay is another highlight of Samed Island because the shape of this bay is curved in a beautiful crescent. The sand is so soft. This is the center of resorts, restaurants, and water activities.

If you want to visit some of the more remote beaches, you will have to take a boat. Most of the beaches are on the east of Samed Island. Each beach is located in a cove. If you take a boat from the north traveling to the south, you will see these beaches in order which are: Sai Kaew Beach, Hin Klong Beach, Klong Phai Beach, Putsa Bay, Tubtim Bay, Nuan Bay, Cho Bay, Kok Bay, Thian Bay, Wai Bay, Kio Bay, Kio Na Nok Bay, and Karang Bay. Each attraction is unique. The weather on Samed Island is temperate. Around May, it is stormy and the sea choppy. The rains start in August.

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26/09/2015

CHA AM: This coastal town is found 25km north of Hua Hin and whilst not as large, it is developing. Cha-am has been a favourite holiday and weekend destination for Thais for many years and this is still the case. It cannot rival Hua hin yet for facilities, but it tends to be quieter and more laid back so will suit many visitors and it's definitely worth a day trip if you're staying in Hua Hin.
The beach is long and sandy and the sea not deep. It is lined with casuarina trees and generally pretty quiet during the week. During weekends and public holidays, it will get busy. There are plenty of deck chairs and eating and drinking spots, especially around the main drag. The main administrative area and old part of town is to the west of Petchkasem Road. Here you'll find the Post Office, government buildings, police station and train station. As with most Thai towns of this size, there's a vibrant local market that's worth taking a look around.

Attractions around Cha-am include Maruekatayawan Palace which is the old Royal summer residence. Its teak has been beautifully restored and is certainly worth a visit. It is located 8km south of Cha-am. Constructed in 1923 by Rama VI, the palace is a superb example of a raised-floor wooden palace.

Cha-am Forest Park is fairly modest, but worth getting along to. You can hire vehicles for guided tours and its popular with families and small groups. The park is located on the west side of Petchkasem Road about 1km south from the main intersection. Cha-am is easily reached from Bangkok by train, bus or minivan or from Hua Hin by the same and taxi. The journey from Hua Hin should only take around 20 mins.

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22/09/2015

HUA HIN: The oldest and most traditional Thai holiday resort combines the attractions of a modern travel destination with the charm and fascination of a still active fishing port. And while most other Thai holiday destinations cater mainly to foreign tourists, Hua Hin is a holiday resort for both foreigners and Thais. Besides its great 5 mile (8 kilometer) long beach Hua Hin provides accommodation options of all levels, great restaurants of all cuisines and price levels, and last but not lest the highest density of world class golf courses anywhere in Thailand.

While the beaches of Phuket and Koh Samui were discovered only recently and have since undergone rapid and oftentimes destructive development, Hua Hin has already been the favourite Thai resort for over 90 years. The resort was discovered in the early 1920s by King Rama VII as an ideal getaway from the sultry metropolis of Bangkok. The tranquil fishing village was turned into the Royal Resort and consequently became popular among Siam's nobility and upper-class. The construction of a railway line from Bangkok ensured its accessibility and popularity with a wider part of the Thai public. But it essentially was the resort's royal endorsement which has given Hua Hin a special character of its very own.

In 1928, King Rama VII built Klai Kangwon (Far From Worries) Palace which remains until this today an official royal residence. It is still frequently used by members of the royal family and is open to the public for visits. Hua Hin continued to develop in its own leisurely way, both as an aristocratic resort with the added attraction of one of Asia's first 18-hole golf courses, and as a fishing port. The Railway Hotel, today's Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Hua Hin, was built by the State Railways of Thailand in 1923 in the architectural style of old Siam. Many of Bangkok's rich and famous built their own beachfront summer homes to the north and south along the curving sandy bay, enjoying leisurely family weekends in a resort that has maintained its unique identity.

Besides sun-filled days on the long beach there are leisure activities for the whole family from water sports (especially kite-boarding has become popular in recent years) to golf. The area around the town let's you discover fabulous parks and peaks, caves and waterfalls. In the evening the winding roads with a great variety of shops, restaurants and nightlife establishments make for an interesting and relaxing stroll. And the seaside restaurants built on stilts into the sea offer superb seafood in the legendary and unsurpassed preparation of the Thai cuisine, at still very affordable prices.

Hua Hin has again been chosen as one of the world's best places to retire by Live and Invest Overseas. Strong points for Hua Hin were the low cost of living in general and the affordability of beach-front living in particular, as well as its overall expat-friendliness.

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18/09/2015

KANCHANABURI & RIVER KWAI: River Kwai is a river in western Thailand, near Myanmar border located in Kanchanaburi province. Kanchanaburi is situated approximately 129 kilometers west of Bangkok. At Kanchanaburi, Kwai Noi and KwaiYai rivers converge into the Mae Klong River, which empties into the Gulf of Thailand at Samut Songkhram.

Geographically, Kanchanaburi is the third largest province in Thailand after Chiang Mai and Nakhon Ratchasima. Kanchanaburi is famous in its legendary history especially during the World War II. River Kwai is one of the world most recognized historical sites where several major historical sites sit along it. There are many interesting things to see in Kanchanaburi and River Kwai; the War Cemetery, Thailand – Burma Railway Museum, JEATH War Museum, the Bridge of River Kwai, Hellfire Pass. Not only the memorials and museums commemorating to the death, Kanchanaburi & River Kwai is still also an ideal venue of wide range of activities to do; bamboo rafting, kayaking along River Kwai Noi, river jumping, elephant riding, mountain biking, bird watching, trekking, boat trip and so forth. These assure to keep you busy and entertain all day long.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Kanchanaburi & River Kwai, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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18/09/2015

Asian Connex is a leading DMC - Destination Management Consultant in Thailand and Indochina. With more knowledge of destination in Thailand as well as neighbouring countries nereby and long experience in travel industry of our team, we ensure you that we could design your holiday suits to your need and match to your budget. Here in the facebook, you will find information on Thailand, packages, tours and promotion which you can book your stay and enjoy a pleasurable vacation in Thailand. For frequent travellers we provide flexibility by customizing your vacation. We assure quality, lowest price and convenience for your holiday. Asian Connex is a TAT license holder (TAT License 34/00928) and is also an ATTA (Association of Thai Travel Agent) Member (ATTA Member 03781).

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17/09/2015

KOH CHANG: With no less than 50 offshore isles, Koh Chang boasts the finest red gems, sweet Rakam fruits, indigenous dogs, the historic Koh Chang Naval engagement, and is the eastern-most province in Thailand.

Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is Thailand’s second largest island and the primary destination for those visiting Koh Chang Marine National Park, which includes dozens of unspoiled islands. Located in Trat Province, about 300 kilometers east of Bangkok and not far from the Cambodian border, Koh Chang is 70% covered by unspoiled rainforest and the island’s permanent residents are only gradually becoming more involved in tourism as development has increased in the past decade. Now serviced by an airport just 15 minutes from the ferry terminal in Trat, Koh Chang is more easily accessible than ever before. Drawn to Koh Chang’s pristine beaches and sparkling water, more well-to-do Thai and international travelers have been discovering Koh Chang and numerous luxury spas and resorts have sprung up to cater to them. Nonetheless, the island is still a dream destination for budget travelers and families, with a wide variety of affordable accommodation options and numerous gorgeous and tranquil beaches surrounded by crystal clear water. In addition to natural beauty, the island is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including native birds, snakes, deer, and even a number of elephants. As for activities, Koh Chang and the nearby islands that make up the national park are great for snorkeling, diving, camping, and jungle hiking. The majority of tourists stay at Hat Sai Khao, Hat Kai Muk, Hat Ta Nam, and Laem Bang Bao, all of which are linked by a single road running down the west coast. Access to the island is via Bangkok Airways service to Trat or buses that connect to shuttle service to the ferry docks at Laem Ngop near Trat.

Once the quiet refuge of backpackers in the know, Koh Chang (Elephant Island) has grown in popularity as a tourist destination since 2000, when the Thai government hoped to develop the island as the next Phuket. Fortunately, as Koh Chang is nearly as large as Phuket, a decade of development that has seen the construction of an airport in Trat and numerous hotels and restaurants has done little to sully its appeal as an island of spectacular natural beauty. Koh Chang, the largest island in the Koh Chang Marine National Park, is a beach lover and nature enthusiasts dream come true. While recent development has led to the opening of some nightlife on the island. The primary attractions on the island are the beaches, waterfalls, and neighboring islands. However, several fishing villages, a number of naval battle sights, and some opportunities for diving and snorkeling make Koh Chang both an interesting and relaxing place to visit destination for many visitors.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Koh Chang and Trat, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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14/09/2015

MAE HONG SON – Nestled in a deep valley hemmed in by high mountain ranges, Mae Hong Son town has long been isolated from the outside world. Virtually covered with mist throughout the year, Mae Hong Son was once only accessible via harrowing, windy, narrow roads that took most of a day to traverse, an adventurous drive that made the town that much more alluring. Mae Hong Son conjures fantastic images of rugged, mist enshrouded mountains where isolated tribal villages await exploration. From the fascinating culture of the indigenous tribal communities to the spectacular natural beauty of the countryside, Mae Hong Son is certainly a dream-come-true destination for many visitors.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Mae Hong Son, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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08/09/2015

KRABI: From archaeological discoveries, it is believed that Krabi was one of the oldest communities in Thailand dating from the prehistoric period. It is also believed that Krabi was once the town of Ban Thai Samo, one of 12 royal cities that used a monkey as the town symbol. Krabi was a dependency town of the Nakhon Si Thammarat Kingdom. Another legend indicates that the town may have taken its name after the meaning of. Krabi, means sword. This may have stemmed from a legend that says an ancient sword was unearthed prior to the city’s founding. Later, the sword became a symbol of Krabi.

Krabi’s mountainous physical geography is broken by highlands and plains on the mainland; the provincial administration also covers more than 130 large and small islands in the Andaman Sea. Natural forest cover is chiefly mangrove and Cassia trees. Krabi’s sandy clay soil is perfect for a variety of agricultural produce, including rubber trees, palms, oranges, coconuts, and coffee. The Krabi River flows 5 kilometers through the town and empties into the Andaman Sea at Tambon Pak Nam.

In the present time, this coastal province covers an area of 4,709 square kilometers and is located 814 km. south of Bangkok. Krabi’s major attractions are located largely along its extensive coastline, which contains several well-known beaches and bays, and numerous offshore tropical islands. Krabi is a seaside resort town where boast crystal clear sea water and white sandy beach. It is therefore an ideal place where dream comes true.

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04/09/2015

CHIANG RAI; the northernmost province of Thailand is about 785 kilometers north of Bangkok. Situated on the Kok River basin, Chiang Rai covers an area of approximately 11,678 square meters with an average elevation of 580 meters above sea level. The province, which is located within the renowned Golden Triangle area where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand converge, is also known as the gateway to Myanmar, Laos and Southern China. Chiang Rai, which was founded in 1262 by King Meng Rai, was the first capital of the Lanna Thai Kingdom (Kingdom of a million rice fields), which was later conquered by Burma. It was not until 1786 that Chiang Rai became a Thai territory and was proclaimed a province during the reign of King Rama VI in 1910. Today, Chiang Rai is a traveler’s paradise endowed with abundant natural tourist attractions and antiquities; the province itself is evidence of past civilization. Attractions range from magnificent mountain scenery, ruins of ancient settlements, historic sites, Buddhist shrines and ethnic villages as the province is also home to several hill tribes who maintain fascinating lifestyles. For those interested in the natural side of Chiang Rai, jungle trekking is recommended along various trails. Chiang Rai which tends to be a little more 'laid back' now competes with Chiang Mai as a tourist attraction and is fast becoming a popular escape for tourists wanting to get away from the troubles they left behind.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Chiang Rai, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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04/09/2015

CHIANG MAI: Located some 700 km. from Bangkok, Chiang Mai is the principal city of northern Thailand and capital of the province of the same name. Popularly known as “The Rose of the North” and with an enchanting location on the banks of the Ping River, the city and its surroundings are blessed with stunning natural beauty and a uniquely indigenous cultural identity. Founded in 1296 by King Mengrai as the capital of the Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai has had a long and mostly independent history, which has to a large extent preserved a most distinctive culture. This is witnessed both in the daily lives of the people, who maintain their own dialect, customs and cuisine, and in a host of ancient temples, fascinating for their northern Thai architectural Styles and rich decorative details. Chiang Mai is also traditionally renowned as a handicraft centre, producing items in silk, wood, silver, ceramics and more, which make the city the country’s top shopping destination for arts and crafts. Beyond the city, Chiang Mai province spreads over an area of 20,000 sq. km. offering some of the most picturesque scenery in the whole Kingdom. The fertile Ping River Valley, a patchwork of paddy fields, is surrounded by rolling hills and the province as a whole is one of forested mountains (including Thailand’s highest peak, Doi Inthanon), jungles and rivers. Here is the ideal terrain for adventure travel by trekking on elephant back, river rafting or four-wheel drive safaris in a natural wonderland. Adding a special feature to the landscape are the traditional villages of the region’s hilltribe people, distinguished by their colourful tribal costumes and lifestyles mostly untouched by the modern world. At the same time, visitors will find deluxe hotels, mountain resorts and other facilities that ensure today’s comforts and convenience. Around Chiang Mai, the neighboring provinces of Lampang, Lamphun and Mae Hong Son have great appeal, offering further opportunities to experience the North’s natural beauty and distinctive culture.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Chiang Mai, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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02/09/2015

Koh Samui is located in Surat Thani - Thailand’s largest province that is 685 km south of Bangkok. Surat Thani, which literally mea ns the "City of Good People", is dotted with numerous islands along its coast that makes for a perfect getaway for vacationers trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of their city lives. Koh Samui, the third largest island of Thailand, is the ideal destination for many is the Penang-sized. Its neighbour, Koh Pha-ngan, is a celebrated island that hosts the full moon party – the biggest, world-renowned beach party. North of Ko Pha-ngan is Ko Tao, renowned for its excellent coral reefs. To top it all is the dazzling 250-square-kilometer Ang Thong Marine National Park, where a stunning archipelago awaits to greet visitors with their charming palm-fringed beaches, crystal clear water and colorful coral reefs. The best time to enjoy one of these islands to the fullest is from April to November.

Any further details you may need for your holiday in Samui, please do not hesitate to submit your query to our professional team via E Mail below;

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02/09/2015

PHUKET: Located 867 kilometres south of Bangkok, Phuket is Thailand’s largest island, shaped like an irregular pearl and measuring approximately 21 kilometres long. Connected to the mainland by a causeway, it has a coastline fringed with white sandy beaches and quiet coves, bathed by the clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea and set against a backdrop of green hills, coconut groves and rubber plantations. Phuket formerly derived its wealth from tin and rubber, and has a rich and colourful history. The island was on one of the major trading routes between India and China, and was frequently mentioned in foreign ships’ logs. The Portuguese, Dutch, English and French came to trade during that time. Phuket’s most famous monument is the memorial statue of the heroines Thao Thep Krasattri and Thao Sisunthon, who rallied the islanders in 1785 to repel Burmese invaders. Blessed by nature and the smiling hospitality of its people, and supported by superb tourism facilities, Phuket is today one of the world’s premier tropical resorts. Phuket’s palm-fringed beaches, island-studded sea, superb accommodation, delicious seafood, numerous sporting and leisure opportunities and, of course, year-round sunshine, offer all the ingredients of the perfect recipe for a truly memorable holiday. Phuket has two main seasons: rainy from May through to October, and hot from November to April. However, there are sunny days throughout the wet season, showers customarily lasting little more than 2-3 hours. The best months to visit are November to February. Average temperatures range between 22 and 34 degrees Celsius.

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