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Tuesday, May 26, 2020

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Krabi’s starfish haven Ao Siao gets ready for post-virus tourist influx

Thousands of starfish can be seen when the tide ebbs in Krabi’s Ao Siao beach.
Release of green turtles draw crowd

Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit recently led the release of green turtles to the sea under a conservation programme at Thai Muang Beach in Thai Muang district of Phang-nga province.
At peace with the gentle giants of Koh Lanta

Built with the support of the wildlife protection organisation World Animal Protection, the jungle-covered “Following Giants” attraction on Koh Lanta confirms how Thailand’s elephants thrive in completely natural surroundings and why such habitats must be better preserved.
The enduring allure of Bang Pu
Charmed by Ranong and its alluring islands

Visitors to Ranong province either already feel the lure of Kam Nui and Phayam islands or they’re told about it repeatedly. The lure proves inescapable, and the islands are easily reached with a short boat ride.

Kazakhstan the Heart of Eurasia

Krabi’s starfish haven Ao Siao gets ready for post-virus tourist influx

Release of green turtles draw crowd

At peace with the gentle giants of Koh Lanta

The enduring allure of Bang Pu

Horse Shoe island

Charmed by Ranong and its alluring islands

Ecstatic divers encounter rare, ‘friendly’ whale shark

Korat readies fragrant field of mums for annual festival

Southerners recall sad legend of Lim Ko Niao

The joy of the Tat Wiman Thip waterfall in Bueng Kan

Pattaya to get new viewpoint

Trash problem chokes tourist attraction – again

Second hoar frost delights tourists at Ban Mai Rong Kla

Islands off Trang popular with tourists, divers

Oriental Darter

Feathers fly in Nakhon Sawan’s Boraphet Marsh

Northern treks: Chiang Mai’s gorgeous Wat Chan forest

Prime chance to see thrilling Kanchanaburi caves

Pa Kia Highland becomes tourist draw

Off the beaten track -- Chaiyaphum offers a different kind of tourism value

TAT governor, Yuthasak Supasorn (centre)

TAT launches seasonal campaign for 60th anniversary

Eat, learn and play amid nature at InDoi Festival

Rare ‘Pink Lady’ rice field draws visitors

Suphanburi ready to put on spectacular Chinese New Year show

Angkhan Royal Agricultural Station offers floral treat to visitors

Wild cherry trees to bloom a month early

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