Thailand: Where Culture, Cuisine and Adventure Come Together
Thailand offers a combination of vibrant cities, historic temples, distinctive cuisine, and deep cultural traditions. Visitors can experience very different sides of the country during their stay because of the country’s diversity. Food, beaches, adventure, temples, palaces, floating markets, vibrant street life, landscapes and more………………..!
Must-Visit Places

Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand, offers a much more relaxed experience. The region is particularly suited for those travelers who are interested in temples, mountain scenery and outdoor experiences. One of the main temples to visit is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, a mountaintop landmark overlooking the city.

Bangkok is usually the first and/or last stop on a tour of Thailand. It provides a good introduction to the country. Here you will find famous temples and palaces with colourful markets, fabulous Thai food and experience life along the Chao Phraya River.

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The southern part of Thailand has some of the best beaches along the Andaman Coast on the West and the islands of the Gulf of Thailand on the east. Relax at one of the stunning resorts and enjoy some island-hopping experiences such as a catamaran or speedboat tour to Phi Phi Island and Maya Bay or the James Bond Island tour that takes you to beautiful Phang Nga Bay. Canoeing, boating, swimming and more!

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Chiang Rai, which is further north of Chiang Rai offers travellers a quieter northern experience amongst hills and cultural attractions. Here you can visit one of the Hill Tribe Villages and learn about their traditional weaving, farming and daily lifestyles. 70km’s North of the city you can visit the Golden Triangle – where the borders of Myanmar, Thailand and Laos meet.
Travel Tips
The southern part of Thailand has some of the best beaches along the Andaman Coast on the West and the islands of the Gulf of Thailand on the east. Relax at one of the stunning resorts and enjoy some island-hopping experiences such as a catamaran or speedboat tour to Phi Phi Island and Maya Bay or the James Bond Island tour that takes you to beautiful Phang Nga Bay. Canoeing, boating, swimming and more!
Best Time to Travel:
November through February is a great time to visit Thailand. Conditions across much of Thailand are generally cooler and drier, while northern Thailand is especially comfortable for sightseeing and outdoor activities. It is also the high season for travel. Average maximum temperatures range between 25 and 32 degrees Celsius.
Local Currency:
The local currency is the Thai Baht.
Documentation:
Canadian do not require a visa to enter Thailand.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date.
All travellers must complete a digital arrival card online before entering Thailand.