Thailand ...

Idyllic beaches Buddhist temples of Bangkok through the northern markets, Thailand is a multi-faceted country.

Former royal capital, Ayuthaya retains many vestiges of its past. You ride a bike through the temples. Do not miss the Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, bronze Buddha Wihaan Mongkhon Bophit and Buddha head in the roots of Wat Phra Mahathat.

If you only do one day with the elephants, choose Patara Elephant Farm, near Chiangmai. If the price is a bit high -about 140 euros day-, experience to wash the elephants in the river is unforgettable.

A paradise for divers, Ko Tao also offers a large jungle area to meet hikers. The island has retained a wild side very pleasant, despite the influx of tourists each year most important.

The Saturday and Sunday Walking Market ChiangMai are an unmissable your stay in Thailand. Both these night markets are an opportunity to taste the most Thai specialties and buy all your holiday memories.

Considered as the first capital of Siam, Sukhothai is an essential stop on the road north. Historical Park is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and has 21 historical monuments.

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