Thailand’s story is written in its temples, ruins, and timeless traditions. From the grandeur of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai to mountain-top shrines in Chiang Mai and dazzling modern landmarks in Chiang Rai, the country is rich with cultural treasures. In this section, you’ll find guides that bring Thailand’s past and present together—whether you’re exploring ancient capitals, walking through sacred temple grounds, or discovering how local traditions shape daily life. Perfect for history buffs, culture lovers, and curious travelers alike.
Perched on an extinct volcano in Buriram, Phanom Rung is one of Thailand’s finest Khmer temple complexes—grand sandstone sanctuaries, naga bridges, and a long ceremonial causeway aligned with the rising sun. Think Angkor-era architecture without the crowds. It’s a peaceful, photogenic site that rewards slow wandering, from exquisitely carved lintels to sweeping views over the … Read more
Sukhothai is where Thailand’s story comes into focus. Quiet lanes, lotus ponds, and elegant brick-and-stone ruins make it one of the country’s most photogenic places to slow down, rent a bicycle, and explore at your own pace. The UNESCO-listed Historical Park is the headline act, but the small-town rhythm, friendly cafés, and open skies are … Read more
Once the glittering capital of a mighty Siamese kingdom, Ayutthaya was one of the largest and wealthiest cities in the world during the 14th–18th centuries. Merchants from Europe, China, Japan, and India filled its busy ports, and grand temples rose alongside royal palaces. The city’s golden age lasted over 400 years before it was destroyed … Read more