Thailand

Thailand is where all the cuisines of Southeastern Asia come to meet and the variety speaks for itself. Accommodating all dietery preferences, Thailand will leave no visitor hungry or asking for more! <ul><li>Pad Thai is a legendary dish that has made its way to all the corners of the globe in one way or the other. It consists of rice noodles and a bunch of additional, yet optional ingredients stir fried in a wok. </li><li>Alternatively, you could treat yourself with khao pad.Prepared with Thai jasmine rice, a meat option, and usually soy sauce, Khao pad is served with fresh vegetables like cucumber, lime, and tomatoes. </li><li>Make sure to try khao soi while you&#x27;re in Bangkok. Indigenous to Northern Thailand with Chinese and Burmese roots, khao soi consists of egg noodles served in coconut milk curry broth and is commonly served with chicken or beef. </li></ul>

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Thailand is a paradise thanks to its beaches of platinum-white sand and crystal azure waters. Among the most liked are <ul><li>Karon Beach is the best option for families. It attracts just the right amount of people needed to liven up the place. What is more, the shallow water is ideal for those with children, and the beach is wide and long enough for walks along the shore. </li><li>Patong Beach is arguably Phuket’s liveliest beach thanks to numerous beach vendors offering you local snacks and drinks, restaurants, and souvenir shops. </li><li>Located on Phi Phi Islands in Andaman Sea, Tonsai Beach is one-of-a-kind as it offers climbing and hiking opportunities on the side, and small reggae bars that keep the fun going after the sunset. </li><li>A special one: Mai Khao Beach deserves a special mention for its popularity among plane spotters. Here you can enjoy all the pleasantries of a Thai beach while watching airplanes glide over you and land at Phuket Airport. </li></ul>

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In Thailand, unique cultural landmarks and unadulterated natural wonders co-exist as they embellish each other. All the way from the Bay of Bangkok in the North to Andaman Sea in the South, the scale of city life and nature leans one way or the other without depriving you of the beauties of either. <ul><li>Khao Lak is a series of tourist-oriented villages about 100 kilometres to the North of Patong. It is the best option for those that wish to have easy access to dozens of quiet yet well-regulated beaches all around Phuket. Here, you can enjoy tranquility on your own, with your partner or your family, and try out a new beach every day. </li><li>Patong Carnival in Phuket, held on November 1 each year for three days, is a mixture of colorful parades, sports events, and beauty competitions. It attracts significant participation from both foreign tourists and Thai nationals. Taking place alongside of Patong Seafood Festival, you will witness Phuket at its finest while enjoying dishes from all over Eastern Asia. </li></ul>

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The average flying time from the UK to Thailand is around 12 hours. You can fly from all UK airports depending on the final destination in Thailand. The transfer time is between 30-120 minutes depending on the resort. Time zone is GMT+7.

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