Here is a summary of Thailand's most popular tourist attractions:

• Krabi

  Krabi is made up of over 200 islands, with a large portion of the area currently protected as a national park. Some of Asia's nicest beaches can be found in this region. The coast of Krabi is very harsh, with vertical steep limestone cliffs that are popular with climbers. Climbers from all over the world flock to the stunning beaches of Krabi.

• Phuket Big Buddha

  The Phuket Big Buddha is one of the island's most recognizable sights. Once you reach the summit, where this 45-meter-high monument presides, you will be greeted with spectacular 360-degree views. The statue is made of white jade stone. The tinkling of little bells can be heard as prayer flags flap in the breeze.

• Wat Chalong

  The largest, most visited, and possibly the most beautiful of Phuket's 29 temples is Wat Chalong. The Grand Pagoda houses a portion of Lord Buddha's bone, as well as murals depicting scenes from his life. Observe the many golden buddhas in various poses as you go through the complex, and dress appropriately; visitors are not permitted to wear shoes within the temple, and ladies must cover their shoulders and knees here.

• Phi Phi Islands

  The most famous and highly visited island in Thailand is Phi Phi Island. These limestone wonders are among the Andaman Sea's most beautiful islands, and you can visit them on the Phi Phi Islands by speedboat from Phuket. This full-day guided tour includes a visit to Koh Phi Phi and Maya Bay, which was made famous in the film The Beach, as well as the opportunity to swim and snorkel in a private cove.

• Phang Nga Bay

  Phang Nga Bay is a fantastic area to go sailing. The interesting limestone bluffs provide a lovely backdrop, and there are many shady locations to grapple. Because it is protected from both the Upper East and the Southwest rainfall seasons, its waters attempt to avoid panicking throughout the year, adding to the fascination of its spectacular miracles and abundant natural life.

• Bangkok

  Last but not the least, the main charm of Thailand, Bangkok. Bangkok is an excellent entrance to the country's best temples and palaces and is known for its cosmopolitan vibe and active street life. Bangkok has various shopping malls, including the ultra-luxurious Siam Paragon and the travel-inspired Terminal21, as well as a variety of traditional floating markets, for those the desire to shop. Nothing beats Chatuchak Market for a truly unique experience.