Unseen Thailand

Cultural City Paradise

Pimalai Resort & Spa 

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A rare resort whose architecture has been
designed entirely around the natural contours
and lush vegetation of over 100 acres and a 900-meter
private beach.
The elegantly-designed pool villas set high in the
verdant hillside, allow you to indulge in nature.
From here, you will see the enchanting reality of thousands of years: virgin forest enveloping steep, flowered
hills climbing up to a blue sky.

The tranquility, the abundance of flora, the exquisite
views, the fiery sunsets, all combine to maximize
the sensation of being in Nirvana. Indeed, the name
“Pimalai” translates as “heavenly”.
Enjoy an intimate, romantic dinner on your terrace,
sip champagne while dipping in your pool, or perhaps
enjoy a soothing massage in your sala…
Live, laugh, love and indulge in moments that will be
remembered long after the holiday.

Welcome To Thailand 

Thailand, the only Southeast Asian nation never to have been
colonized by European powers, is a constitutional monarchy.
A unified kingdom has existed since the mid-4th century.
Thailand was known as Siam until 1939 when it officially Thailand became the Kingdom of Thailand.

Travel To Thailand 

Thailand is one of the countries that can answer
a great variety of tourist lifestyles. With its
geography of highlands in the North, plateau
and mountains with the Mekong River running
through in the Northeast, the plains and basins with
many rivers in the Central region, including the
Chao Phraya River, and the mountains and oceans
in the East and the South, Thailand contains a vast
array of different natural attractions. It has a beautiful
beaches, pure islands, stunning coral reefs and
sea life, spectacular views from high mountains,
refreshing waterfalls, green forest, flowers, and
wildlife for you to enjoy.
Those who are enthusiastic for ancient civilizations
and cultures won’t be disappointed as well.
With its very long and rich history and traditions
that have passed on from generations to generations,
Thailand has a memorable experience to offer.

Thai arts, architecture, and craftsmanship are also
unique and exquisite. You can see these in their
temples, residences, appliances, their way of living,
and even their foods.
When it comes to tourist facility, Thailand has all it
takes to be a tourist-friendly country, with good
accommodations and technology.
Thailand travel is also about food as Thai foods
are popular around the globe. From luxurious
restaurants to street food, which is said to be the best
on the planet, you can choose to dine anywhere and
anytime.
Visit Thailand once and you will fall for Thailand
attractions and its charm. This is why the country is
always among the top tourist destinations in Asia!

Cultural

UNESCO World Heritage 

SUKHOTHAI

Sukhothai, capital of the first Kingdom
of Siam, has an abundance of monuments,
brilliantly illustrating the early development
of Thai architecture.
This early civilization absorbed numerous
influences and ancient local traditions.
The rapid assimilation of all these
elements forged into what is known as
the “Sukhothai style”.



AYUTTHAYA

In 1350, Ayutthaya became the
second Siamese capital but was
destroyed by the Burmese in the
18th century.
Its remains, characterized by
eye-catching prang (reliquary towers)
and gigantic monasteries, allow
visitors to easily appreciate the scale
of the city’s past splendor.

BAN CHIANG, UDON THANI 

Ban Chiang (1192) is considered the most important
prehistoric settlement in South-East Asia. 

It marks an important stage in human cultural, social and
technological evolution. The site presents the earliest
evidence of farming in the region and of the manufacture and use of metals.

 In addition to cultural and historical sites, Thai food,
dance performance, arts and crafts and indeed a
laid-back art of living are aspects of culture which
visitors can experience every day

UNSEEN TEMPLES  

1. Sirindhorn Wararam Phu-Prao, Ubon Ratchathani

An enchanting temple with great views. Recommended to visit during the evening when the light on the temple is on and
see the gorgeous shining tree ceramic decorated temple wall and beautiful grounds. Breathtaking views of the mountains
looking towards Laos.

2. Phu Kon Forest Temple,
Udon Ratchathani 

This temple circumscribes nearly 400 acres of
lush forest, and as a result, is a tranquil locale
for Buddhist meditation practice.
Located next to the temple is a stupa (also
known as a pagoda) named Prathom Rattana
Mahaburaphachan Chedi, where holy Buddhist
relics are believed to be enshrined. The stupa
was built in the Lanka style, is 25 meters high
and is decorated with golden mosaics.

3. Heart Miracle Island, Sukhothai 

The Holy Heart Island in Sukhothai looks just like
any other island on a lake, but fly over and you will
see it is shaped like a heart. The island itself was built
with earth donated by people from all 843 villages in
Sukhothai. On the island is a Siri Sukhothai Buddha
image and shrine.

4. Prajomklao Rachanusorn Tempe, Lampang 

Off the beaten track and a journey to and up the mountain an hour+ from Chiang Mai, here is a site that hasn’t been
ruined by tourist hoards. On Pu Yak mountain in the Chae Hom district of Lampang, it encapsulates serenity with a
sweeping mountain view

Natural

Plumeria Tunnel at Nan Museum, Nan 

Plumeria Tunnel, in front of Nan National Museum, is another nearby fascinating tourist destination. Tourists’ smile and pose.

 Road of Yellow Trumpet Tree, Suphanburi

Yellow trumpet trees line Highway 3502 in Suphan Buri province. Beautiful flowers never fail to fascinate. Besides the
country’s landscaped gardens, there are many scenic routes and places in Thailand where you can visit to admire floral beauty.
Quite often, the flowers in the wilderness or along the roads, look much livelier and impressive than those in neatly-trimmed
gardens.