Truly a South-east Asian gem, Thailand prides itself as the only nation in Southeast Asia that wasn't colonized by a Western Power, and the Thai people are generous in utilizing the phrase "Land of the Free" to describe their homeland. Thailand, a predominantly Buddhist Kingdom, is often a cradle for any patriotic citizenry who are noted for their loyalty to their King, and is usually a bastion for freedom and cultural heritage for many centuries past.
From a traveler's point of view, there's a lot of delicacies to say about Thailand, in fact the options are so several it is hard to work out where to start. The natural beauty with the landscape, which boasts of an inviting tropical climate, gives a perfect venue for ecotourism. The thousand-kilometer lengthy coastline is home to some of world-famous beaches and island resorts such as Phuket and Krabi inside the Andaman Coast and Pattaya and Rayong & Ko Samet inside the Eastern Seaboard.
Thai meals are something to rave about, from your simple but lively street stalls that offer a variety of kanorn (snacks and sweetmeats) and a selection of boat noodles, to restaurants offering authentic spicy Thai cuisines representative of every Thai culinary regions - Central, Northeastern, Northern and Southern cuisines.
The shopping districts are among the most energetic globally. Shopping is invariably an adventure and nearly a sinful pleasure simultaneously. There is invariably an enjoyably surprising bargain for any enterprising shopper whether creating the rounds of an expensive mall or mall, or within the back street stalls and bustling night markets, all offering a broad range of modern and practical to traditional conventional and exotic goods.
And the list goes on and on.
You just can't get enough of Thailand, definitely not in one visiting. That's why tourists are returning many times, each a new experience, a new delight. This is Thailand, really amazing.
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