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either by bus, airplane, ship, taxi or rent a motor bike or a car.

Thailand holiday means beach travel for most of the people who come to Thailand for holidays. That also means visiting the beaches of southern Thailand. It is very easy to find a appropriate accommodation in Thailand even right on the beach. There are plenty of guesthouses, hotels and beach resorts available at all places tourist usually visit.

Phuket, Koh Samui, Krabi, Koh Chang or maybe Trang and at other places where you maybe are the only traveler to that part of Thailand. There are cheap beach cottages and expensive hotels and beach resorts in the Thailand luxury travel segment.

If you are searching for some Thailand travel advice have a look here or visit some travel agencies at any place to touch down in Thailand. They will tell you what you want to hear and offer you plenty of trips and tours. Maybe you like adventure travel in Thailand, no problem, boat travel or any other travel deal.

Most of Thailand tourism destinations are open for business 12 month a year. The best travel time in Thailand is from November to April but any other time is also quite good since the climate in Thailand it is always warm. Even when there are rainy days, in particular during monsoon times, you see the sun everyday, usually for some hours.

Travel to Thailand is even a good alternative for the summer holiday travel in Europe.

Maybe you travel to Phuket, because if you count all costs together for a road travel with your car in Europe and compare it with a trip and flight to Thailand plus accommodation Thai food and so on, its still cheaper in Thailand.

and further westwards to enjoy the breathtaking panoramas of the blue mountains along the border Thailand Myanmar. There are huge reservoir for electricity generation and this artificial lakes are the home of many Thai and Thai - Karen people who live on floating houses and go fishing. Its the right place for a Thailand eco inspired travel tour by trekking und hiking through the mountain jungle, doing some rafting in the River Kwai, see one of the absolute top waterfalls in Thailand, the Erawan falls and nearby the Sai Yoke waterfall. Enjoying great food in one of the river resorts and Thai hotels along the River Kwai Noi, you can also have a look for the Bridge over the River Kwai at Kanchanaburi.

Further north is Mae Sot, only reachable by a several hundred kilometers detour trough central Thailand. Mae Sot is a busy little city with a border crossing over the friendship bridge into Myanmar, visa costs are US $ 10,-, the Myanmar visa there is

only valid for the border area. You can buy cheap real Myanmar jade there, no fake and not treated. A great destination for your exiting Thailand travel is south of Mae Sot, first the Namtok Pra Charoen National Park Waterfall, after you can see a huge Karen refugee 

camp. At the end at Umphang waits the biggest and spectacular waterfall of Thailand and Asia, the Thee Lor Sue Water Fall at  Umphang. Umphang is also the right place for a exiting mountain jungle river rafting tour. Again a little bit further north on your Thailand travel trip another nice town, its Mae Hong Son. Mae Hong Son actually more or less lives from the border trade with Myanmar. The whole Myanmar Shan State including huge parts of the Myanmar golden triangle is supplied with almost everything people needs. This also brought and bring a lot of drug money from the Myanmar side into the city.

But there is a certain tradeoff since lots of the very cheap Thailand accommodations naturally don't offer the best hygienic standard. Especially toilets and beds are some times substandard and Thai are very noisy. Motorcycle and Bike Travel

helpful on that.

Close to Mae Hong Son city is a refugee village of the Myanmar Kayan or Padaung people who fled from their villages near Lake Inle during fighting of the Myanmar army with Karen insurgent.

The women and girls in this village are famous for their long neck with brass coils which looking like rings wound around. They say its to remember to their ancestors, mythical naga snakes.

It is necessary to mention that the people in this Karen refugee villages are not living worst than the normal Thai people of that rural area. There are several Karen refugee villages along the border road from Mae Sot to Mae Hong Son. This border road is in an amazingly good condition for such a remote area and the area in general could be just the right stuff for your Thailand Travel adventure trip, just hire a car and go, you wont regret and have a real unique experience.

Some of the refugees even live better than the Thais of that area since there are a lot of international agencies from the EU and NGO who look after them. They supply almost everything the Karen refugees need including health care, houses, water, food and transportation. This is one of the real reasons why so many people from the Myanmar side come 

into this villages since they live much better here than on the Myanmar side. Almost all fighting between the Myanmar army and the insurgents has ceased many years ago. The only real problem for them is, they cant leave the villages.

Road block before and after the villages makes it impossible to get out. On top of it the refugee villages are always located in narrow deep valleys, this also prevents from trekking out through the mountain jungle.

The rural area opens up breathtaking panoramas all the time, its a real feast for the eyes and a take a deep breath to get the get the cool, oxygen saturated breeze into the lungs, you body will be happy. The wind comes through deep valleys and bring the fresh smell of the mountain jungle to you, the only thing you have to do is, take a strong breath.

A Thai Wat in the mountains at Doi Mae Salong north of Mae Hong Son and close to Chiang Rai, this is a short peep into Thailand western travel travel, for more just browse the website. If you want to know Thailand more closer click to our e-book section and download our great e-books on Thailand with all pictures in full scale. If you are in Thailand you can buy all the books at Asia Book stores and Bookazine stores in almost every big city in Thailand and at every airport in Thailand.

Driving in a foreign country can be a terrifying prospect, especially in a country as unfamiliar as Thailand where almost everyone wont obey traffic rules. If you are planning a holiday to Thailand and want to explore this fascinating country in your own time road travel is the choice.

Thailand road travel enables you visiting places that would otherwise be tricky to get to, in this cases hiring a car is an absolute must. Although Thailand is becoming a modern, bustling country, with new main roads and traffic control systems in the capital of Bangkok, it is still a country where you must be very careful when you drive. Although the majority of citizens are polite and friendly, traffic laws can often be ignored by the locals in favor of getting to their destination - you'll find city driving a crazy experience and it's not recommended for nervous drivers! Anyway Bangkok road travel is something special.

The first road travel rule of driving in Thailand is, as in neighboring countries such as Malaysia and the UK in Europe, they drive on the left-hand side of the road. Be aware, however, that on many country roads and in the alleys of Bangkok there is often only the one lane - so you may find yourself squeezing right up the kerb to allow other cars past, including 12 wheeled trucks.

Road travel on Thailand country roads at night is not recommended, especially on holidays and long weekends, as the country is still tackling the issue of drunk drivers and many cars used by the local populace sport broken or no lights at all. Nevertheless, in the daytime, driving in Thailand can be a very pleasurable experience with stunning views and far better access to the "hidden gems" of the country.

For road travel in Thailand with a car you will need a current, non-probationary drivers license to drive in Thailand. This can be from nearly any country, but if it is not written in Thai or English then you must always carry an International drivers license or a full English translation. In addition, a valid passport must be carried at all times.

If you are planning to extend your Thailand trip for more time (over three months, officially) then you will need to apply for a Thai drivers license to do your Thai road travel.

Thailand boasts an excellent network of roads to make travel quite easy, especially around Bangkok and in the north and south in the popular tourist areas of Chiang Mai and Phuket. From bustling city to remote paradise, you can do road travel to it all in Thailand, although it is a much bigger country than many realize.

Northern Thailand offers jungle covered mountains and a vast array of rare wildlife, while the south offers unspoilt sandy beaches and tropical islands. In-between you will explore ancient cities, national parks, traditional villages and a huge diversity of culture. Festivals run throughout the year and the range of foods mean there is something for everyone.
Many choose to take the main roads from the capital to the Golden Triangle, then explore the islands to the south. This is possible in a rented car, too, whether you want to explore a quiet paradise island or one of the bustling resort islands full of clubs, bars and an exciting night-life.

Insurance is important as accidents are frequent in Thailand. When you hire your car you will be offered several choices for insurance, as in Thailand they often insure just the vehicle. It's highly recommended that you do not try to get a budget deal, or choose a company that you may be unsure of. There are some excellent cheap car hire companies available who will also deal with insurance, so hiring a car should not have to break the bank and you can afford to get the latest, safest model of vehicle.