Approaching the end of the year, I thought it would be a good idea to highlight some of the events in various areas of Thailand in 2011. Every Thursday this month I will present a rundown of events and festivals in different areas of Thailand. This week- Phuket.
The popular and beautiful island of Phuket has as busy, and as exciting, a schedule in 2011 as previous years, with its dynamic mix of Thai cultural events and modern leisure activities.
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Koh Samui is a wonderful, beautiful and fantastically sunny island, simply dripping with luxury hotels throughout Koh Samui. But to fully embrace the Thai experience, visitors need to break out from the obvious confines of their hotels, and see what else Koh Samui has to offer them.
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Loy Krathong 2010 hotel packages
The Loy Krathong festival is one of the most popular events on the Thai calendar, and originated historically when Thai people offered thanks to the Goddess of Water by floating their krathongs, or delicately crafted floats – made of lotus leaves, a candle and incense sticks – on the river to wash away all bad luck and misfortune, and make wishes for the future. Loy Krathong is a magical time to visit Thailand.
I have assembled a list of hotels in Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai that offer special Loy Krathong packages designed to relax and replenish your soul.
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Bangkok is a major hub for flights in South East Asia and many tourists may find themselves, by design or otherwise, with transit time on their hands in Bangkok. Rather than looking on it as a “lost” day of your vacation, why not consider it an additional destination and make the most of the opportunity by doing something unique?
Read more ...I am pleased to announce that we have just completed and uploaded a comprehensive list of 3, 4 and 5 star hotels near all BTS Skytrain stations in Bangkok.
Since opening a few years ago, the Skytrain has made traveling around the capital a breeze for locals and tourists alike- though it hasn’t done much to alleviate the seemingly endless traffic jams in Bangkok.
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