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Activities: Sea Cave Canoeing
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Places to stay: Marriott
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Buddhism in Thailand
The official religion in Thailand is Theravada Buddhism, practiced by more than 95% of the population
History of Buddhism
Buddhism originated in India in the 6th century BC, founded by Prince Siddhartha, who eventually achieved the ultimate goal of enlightenment. After 49 days of meditating under a bodhi tree, he became Buddha, or the “Awakened One.” Buddhism later arrived in Thailand from Sri Lanka. It became the dominant religion in both Thailand and Laos in the 12th century.
The dharma wheel, or dharmachakra in Sanskrit, is one of the oldest symbols of Buddhism. Representing the 8-Fold Path to Liberation...
The Four Noble Truths:
The Four Noble Truths are a contingency plan for dealing with the suffering humanity faces -- suffering of a physical kind, or of a mental nature. In Buddhism, desire and ignorance lie at the root of suffering.
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Phi Phi Islands, near Phuket
While Phuket has a lot to offer as a tropical island, a day trip to Phi Phi offers something equally unique, and if you do have time then it would be well worth visiting.
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Erawan National Park🍃
Erawan national park is a significant National Park in Thailand. A few hours northwest of Bangkok. Founded in 1975 as Thailand’s 12th National Park, it covers an area of 550 km². The park is easily accessible by public buses from Kanchanaburi. Please see our "Get there & stay" section for various public and private transportation options from both Bangkok and Kanchanaburi.
The major attraction of the park is the 7-tiered Erawan Falls with emerald green ponds. There are also several impressive and long caves within the park, some of them deeper inside the park, few of them along the roads around the park. The park and the falls are named after the three-headed white elephant of Hindu mythology. The top tier of the falls is said to resemble an elephant head.
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Places to Visit:
1.) Chiang Mai: Beautiful temples and stunning scenery
Chiang Mai, known as the ‘Rose of the North’, is the hub for visitors traveling to northern Thailand. It is popular for misty, jungly mountains, lush rainforest, elephants, and a relaxed vibe...
There are more interesting activities that can be added to your itinerary, such as an experience at Elephant Nature Park, Thai cooking classes, zip-lining in a virgin forest, or a Thai massage. If you visit in November, don’t miss Chiang Mai's Yi Peng Lantern Festival. If your schedule allows, extend your tour to nearby cities, Chiang Rai and Pai.
5.) Phuket - An island paradise...
Phuket Province is located in Southern Thailand. It is the biggest island of Thailand and sits on the Andaman Sea. The nearest province to the north is Phang-nga and the nearest provinces to the east are Phang-nga and Krabi.
Phuket has a large Chinese influence, so you will see many Chinese shrines and Chinese restaurants around the city. A Chinese Vegetarian Festival is held there every year. While the Chinese community is quite big, there are many other ethnicities bringing all their traditions and festivals from all over the world to Phuket.
Being a big island, Phuket is surrounded by many magnificent beaches such as Rawai, Patong, Karon, Kamala, Kata Yai, Kata Noi, and Mai Khao. Laem Phromthep Viewpoint is said to feature the most beautiful sunsets in Thailand.
4.) Bangkok — Thailand’s Dynamic Capital...
Thailand’s capital and the top gateway city. It boasts plenty of attractions to keep you busy.
For those interested in learning more about Thailand's splendid architecture and temples, the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Wat Pho are must-see attractions.
Those who want to enjoy colorful nightlife should not miss Khao San Road. You can also take a boat trip along the Chao Phraya River to experience local life.
No matter whether you like shopping or not, you should pay a visit to explore a local market, such as Chatuchak Market, Amphawa Floating Market, or Mae Klong Railway Market.
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To Do: Thailand’s Caves!
“Adorned with the golden hued temples and gigantic shrines of Buddha, Thailand is country blessed with pristine beaches, rich culture and friendly citizens. Complementing the beautiful amalgamation of the past and present, stand these magnificent Thailand caves which add to the beauty of this Asiatic paradise..”
1. Tham Lum Khao Ngu Aka
Location: Lam Khlong Ngu National Park, P.O. Box 4, Thong Pha Phum, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
2. Tham Lod at Pang Mapha
Tham Lod Caves are situated about 8km north of the small town of Pang Mapha (Old name Sop Pong) which is about halfway between Muang Mae Hong Song and Pai. Plan your visit around 5-6 pm. each evening, the cave mouth spews hundreds of swallows and bats, as the nocturnal critters welcome the night and the insect meals it brings. You can view their evening departure from outside the cave, or inhale their ripe odors as they flit around their cavern mansion during daytime. This area has a huge variety of things to do; caving (alone or guided), kayaking, exploring the beautiful landscape with its valleys and limestone cliffs, visiting remote hill tribe villages, and watching the bird show in nearby Tham Lod cave.
https://www.cavelodge.com/adventure-tours/caving/tham-nam-lod/?amp
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