Things to do in Thailand

What was open to see was beautiful and well worth it but unfortunately alot wasnt open and some stuff was closed to 11am due to ceremonial reasons. But overall worth visiting if in bangkok

Exactly as booked. We booked to feed the elephants and that's what we did, I was just a bit underwhelmed, not sure what I was expecting but maybe to last a little longer. We were offered a complimentary refreshment once finished. Amazing animals, which are clearly loved by the keepers at the sanctuary, my children had a lovely time, so I would certainly recommend this as a family activity whilst on Samui.

Made a good decision booking online and made me skip the queue and the English guide was really good explaining the attraction

A show with almost no flaws; aside from the boxing matches, the games and music created a lively atmosphere. The video even had Chinese subtitles, making it worth the ticket price. The venue wasn't large, but the decor and lighting were dazzling, and the projection screen on the ceiling created a fantastic 3D atmosphere. I estimated over 60% of the tickets were from clubs. I booked a last-minute ticket for Monday night's Kick-Out, but the level of competition wasn't very high; only 2 out of 7 matches were knockouts, so it wasn't very intense. I've seen Road FC, a Korean MMA event, and the final was bloody. Saturday's RWS main event should be much more exciting. Entry and ticket verification were simple. The staff were friendly, attentive, and professional. Staff were constantly moving around, and you could order burgers, pizzas, and drinks anytime—cash only. There's really no need to leave early. After the show, walk 200 meters to the right, then turn right again for 100 meters, and there's a 7-Eleven. After buying your late-night snack, a Grab ride will take you there in 4 minutes.

We took the Ancient Siam tour at 50% off, which is a great deal, and I recommend it. The palaces are beautiful. We covered them on foot, using the tram, and finished in 4 hours.The sights outside the tram route aren't very interesting, so you won't miss much by skipping them.One downside: you can't rent a golf cart without a driver's license. Bring yours if you want to ride one.

приятная прогулка по морю и доставка с острововов на пхукет

Hanuman World is definately a place to go to for half a day of fun. The best was the roller zipline. i thought it was safe and normal but it was exhilarating. half of the time i was hanging onto my dear life. The luge was fun too. for those who like to race with friends, the luge is a fun way to do it. If u have time, the unlimited rides would be very worth it. Being afraid of heights, the skywalk was the scariest for me.

Chiang Mai Night Safari is absolutely amazing! The atmosphere while watching the animals from the tram is incredible, and my heart melted the moment a giraffe came up to me asking for food 😋. The park is clean, and the guides are very patient, making for a fantastic experience from start to finish. The fun and service are impeccable, and it's great value for money – definitely a must-do in Chiang Mai 👍. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to try it; remember to buy carrots to interact with! ✨

First time here on Sunday, many young families around, so much fun. Highly recommend to spend some time here after exploring Bangkok.

A fantastic tour! Enjoy a buffet on the deck, feel the river breeze, admire the scenery on both banks, and listen to a live band. The views along both sides of the Chao Phraya River are unobstructed. I recommend taking a boat at night for an even more beautiful night view!