City: Bangkok (TH)
Thailand works beautifully for a family holiday when each destination has a clear purpose. Bangkok brings river journeys, temples and lively markets. Chiang Mai slows the pace with elephants, mountain scenery and northern Thai cooking. Phuket finishes the trip beside the sea, with enough pool time to make it feel
City: Chiang Mai (TH)
Choosing where to stay in Chiang Mai shapes your trip as much as deciding what to see. Unlike many cities where the attractions are spread across vast distances, Chiang Mai is wonderfully compact. Each neighbourhood has its own personality, whether you're looking for centuries-old temples, stylish cafés, riverside
City: Chiang Mai (TH)
Some cities impress you with famous landmarks. Chiang Mai wins you over in a different way. Life moves at a gentler pace here. Ancient temples sit beside stylish cafés, mountain roads lead to peaceful hill villages, and every evening ends with incredible food. It's a destination where culture,
City: Chiang Mai (TH)
Chiang Mai isn't a city that rewards rushing. While it's possible to tick off the major temples, markets and mountain viewpoints in a couple of days, the city's real charm comes from slowing down. A quiet morning spent wandering centuries-old temples, lunch in a
City: Chiang Mai (TH)
Every region of Thailand has its own culinary identity, but Chiang Mai stands apart. Northern Thai cuisine is richer, more aromatic and influenced by centuries of Lanna heritage, with recipes that blend herbs, spices and slow-cooked flavours rather than the fiery heat many travellers expect. While Bangkok may be famous