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Saturday, September 19, 2020

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Phitsanulok’s ‘Pink Lady’ rice field opens to tourists next month

The pink rice field that Phitsanulok’s Ta Pho subdistrict is so famous for will be open to tourists from October 1.
Having a whale of a time

Bryde's whales are being seen again in the Gulf of Thailand, thanks to the abundance of food resources, which has drawn the attention of tourists.
Holiday crowds swarm Bang Saen beach

The Bang Saen beach in Chonburi province was crowded with visitors on Sunday (September 6), as people from all over the country came in large numbers during the extended holiday weekend.
Rare wreathed hornbills spotted flying across Mae Wong National Park

Nearly 30 wreathed hornbills fearlessly spread their wings over Mae Wong National Park, a sight rarely seen in over a decade.
Jungle paradise in Khao Lak takes concrete steps to preserve nature

Twenty years ago, when the second-generation of the Chirayus family wanted to build a resort on Phang Nga’s Khao Lak beach, they decided to go with the concept of sustainability to preserve the environment – and the result was well beyond expectation.

Phitsanulok’s ‘Pink Lady’ rice field opens to tourists next month

Photos by Tatchadon Panyaphanitkul

Having a whale of a time

Holiday crowds swarm Bang Saen beach

Rare wreathed hornbills spotted flying across Mae Wong National Park

The signature giraffe-shaped Banyan tree in front of the beach at Khaolak Merlin Resort. /Photo by Jintana Panyaarvudh

Jungle paradise in Khao Lak takes concrete steps to preserve nature

TAT launches promotions to boost tourism in Surat Thani and Koh Samui

Big group of rare Nicobar pigeons spotted at Koh Rok

THAI operates special flights to Copenhagen, Taipei in August

Photo Credit to ThailandFootpath Facebook page

Nakhon Sawan canal turned into tourist landmark

Freshwater well in receding seawater a tourist attraction in Trang

Bryde’s whale shows off new calf to tourists

Photo Credit to Starving Travelers

Blacktip reef sharks seen frolicking off Koh Samui beach

Long weekend brings crowds back to Pattaya beach

The Ay Yer Weng Skywalk over the sea of mist is expected to be complete by the end of 2020. /Photo by Charoon Thongnual

Southern secrets: Lifting the veil on Yala’s rich tourism potential

Loei’s glass skywalk draws thousands as Covid-19 controls ease

Doi Inthanon to reopen on August 1

Scenic splendour of Sukhothai national park draws tourists during long weekend

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Dusit hotels offering 40% discount via govt tourism scheme

Korat’s waterfalls flowing again thanks to heavy rain

Photo Credit: Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park

Krabi emerges shining from lockdown

Nakhon Phanom’s mystical serpent deities celebrated despite new normal

Satun’s fascinating limestone mountain range beckons

Kaeng Song Waterfall roars back to life as tourists descend on the area

Holiday delight for visitors as Phitsanulok national park reopens

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