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Thursday, December 12, 2019

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Two new camping grounds open in Chiang Mai mountains

Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) under Natural Resources and Environment Ministry today (December 11) introduced two new tourist attractions in Chiang Mai: Sui Tang and Doi Lang camping grounds.
In full bloom

The agricultural training and research centre known as the “100 Rai” at Nakhon Ratchasima’s Rajabhat University is now carpeted with glorious sunflowers, many of them a massive 40 centimetres in diameter and still growing.
Chilling – literally – by the lake

Tourists flocked to Kwan Phayao Lake in Phayao Province on Saturday (December 7) to take advantage of the cold weather and admire the natural surroundings
Walks on the wild side

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation is allowing Thais free admission to National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, and Non-Hunting Areas nationwide today, December 5, National Father’s Day.
Temple lights bring a glow to Ubon Ratchathani hill

Many tourists head upcountry this time of year to enjoy the cool breezes of winter and one attraction they won’t want to miss is Sirindhorn Wararam temple in Ubon Ratchathani.

Two new camping grounds open in Chiang Mai mountains

Chilling – literally – by the lake

Director-General of The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Thanya Netithammakul

Walks on the wild side

Temple lights bring a glow to Ubon Ratchathani hill

Tourists relish visual feast of frost at Chiang Mai national park

Our beautiful green river

Pygmy hippo baby in need of a name, has cash

Bangkok’s tourist attractions are just a short subway ride away

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden offers free admission, but only to some

Mist blanket rice fields in Pichit

Tourists flock to Bang Saen Beach to see rare clear water

Monkey see, monkey do, monkey eat

Photo credit: Dasta

Traditional ways, sustainable tourism

Survey underway as BMA eyes canal tourism

Sunflowers boost Suphan Buri tourism

Lake of red lotus in Phayao beckons tourists

Golden throated Barbet

Cool outings: Follow the birdsong to Mae Wong Park

Festive blowout on a tropical island

Chiang Mai subdistrict to release 8,600 lanterns during Yi Peng festival

Seagulls are back to savour the warmth of Bangpu Recreation Centre

In Kalasin, fat, juicy watermelons hit the stalls

Photo: Charoon Thongnual

Grand Veg Fest parade

Santiburi Koh Samui

Santiburi on Koh Samui recognised as carbon neutral resort

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