Glamping in Thailand

Always thinking of the best for you, Holidu takes you to Thailand, one of the most dreamed of and visited destinations in the world. There are many reasons why: an ancient culture full of history, a tasty and low-cost gastronomy, green mountains dotted with waterfalls, temples where you can get closer to Buddhism, dream beaches and a capital that never rests ... Come on, the perfect ingredients for an unforgettable trip!

Feel like a film star whilst staying at the amazing glamping locations in Thailand. Comfort and luxury are the most outstanding characteristics of these properties, located in the middle of an oasis that will take your breath away. Spend time in the pool or on the balcony overlooking the ocean, or sit in the garden breathing in the fresh air that comes from the mountains. The perfect place to relax!

Bangkok will be your favourite city, although at first glance it may give you some doubts because it is very humid, with a lot of traffic, and with many people. However, its street stalls, the temples such as Wat Po or Wat Arun, the Royal Palace, its skyscrapers where you can have a cocktail in the heights will leave you in love, and you won't want to leave.

Chiang Mai is the largest city in the area and also the one that attracts the most tourists. It stands out for its temples and its cultural legacy, but you will also like it a lot for its natural environment and its high mountains. On your list of essential things to do with your family in Thailand, you cannot miss a visit to the city of Chiang Mai, since it is one of the most outstanding cities in the country where you can immerse yourself in Thai culture and its past.

This is the most emblematic and most visited place in Bangkok. You can admire inside the temple of the Emerald Buddha, as well as several pavilions with impressive landscapes and a museum. Knowing this palace will allow you to know a little about the history of this great country.

Khao San Road is currently visited by all kinds of tourists, previously it was an area for backpackers. The atmosphere of the place is very lively, there are bars, shops, restaurants and accommodation that fit your budget. Don't miss it!

Considered the largest market in Thailand and even in all of Asia. As its name says, you can visit it only on weekends. It is divided into many parts, so you can see absolutely everything clothing, souvenirs, shoes, food, jewellery ...

Just to see Wat Rong Khun, known as the White Temple, is well worth a trip to the city of Chiang Rai. It is undoubtedly the most amazing and quirky temple in Thailand, and perhaps the world. If on the outside it looks like something incredibly delicate and sublimely beautiful, on the inside, it will leave you in awe. You will see it full of drawings of Dragon Ball, Superman, Doraimon and more fictional characters.

Thai cuisine is one of the richest in the world and if you are passionate about cooking ... why not take an apprenticeship as a souvenir? Thai cooking classes are super common and cheap. This will be the best place for you to learn how to cook dishes such as pad thai, green curry and mango sticky rice is Chiang Mai but wherever you go you will surely find options.

The best known ruins are; Ayutthaya is more comfortable because it can be seen on a day trip from Bangkok, while Sukhothai needs planning as it is larger and is halfway between Bangkok and Chiang Mai. However, if you want to go to a non-touristy area of Thailand like Buriram, you will enjoy two of the best ruins in the country: Phanom Rung and Prasat Muang Tam.

The islands of Thailand are one of the great reasons to get on a plane and spend many hours among the clouds! Yes, go around them doing an island hopping, it is a great plan that you cannot miss, one of the best things to see and do in Thailand, yes, do not forget sun protection and snorkeling glasses.