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Chumpon is a town in south of Thailand which is the transit point for going to or returning from the island of Koh Tao.
Located facing the Gulf of Thailand, Surat Thani serves as the port of departure for those traveling to Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Samui.
Nakhon Si Thammarat is a big town in the south of Thailand, generally overlooked by tourists, or the foreign ones anyway!
Ranong is a seaside town (on the Andaman coast), on the frontier with Myanmar.
Koh Tao is an island in southern Thailand. Notice to those who love heavenly destinations!
Mae Rim is an area directly to the north of Chiang Mai, a little corner of the countryside only a couple of steps from the town.
Near to the border with Laos, the village of Dan Sai is in the unrecognised part of Thailand.
Not far from Sukhothai, Phitsanulok is a provincial town which can serve as a stopping off point in the region. Its temples and town center are a nice destination.
Makhon Pathom is a typical Thai provincial town, west of Bangkok, famous for its chedi which is the biggest in the world.
Situated at Nakhon Pathom, only 1 hour from Bangkok, Phra Pathom Chedi is the highest stupa in Thailand (and nearly the highest in the world).
Erawan National Park is a veritable treasure of Thai nature.
Cha Am is a beach resort only 2hrs from Bangkok, close to the popular destination of Hua Hin.
Nang Yuan is made up of two small islands linked by a sand bar, not far from Koh Tao.
Ko Pha Ngan is a paradisaical island with very varied scenery in the Gulf of Thailand.
Ao Nang is a seaside resort which has one of the most famous beaches near Krabi, on the southwest coast of Thailand. Most of the excursions to the surrounding islands leave from here.
Koh Phi Phi is an island in the Andaman Sea, between Phuket and Krabi, where it's a favorite with young travelers.
Ancient capital of the kingdom of Lanna, Chiang Mai is "the Rose of the North", famous for its mountains and the tribal villages which encircle it.
Amid the Thai jungle stands this small place where the Akkha tribe lives, fighting to maintain their traditions in the news.
This refugee camp is located between the border of Burma and Thailand.
Thale Noi, as its Thai name suggests, is a little sea (an inland sea in fact), located in the province of Phattalung.