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  Are you visiting Thailand for the very first time? It's likely that this nation is too much for you to handle. The total land is divided into 76 distinct provinces, each of which has something special to offer. How will you decide which location to go to based on this list? Where would one even go? This guide will do something that no other guidebook has done before: it will divide Thailand into four zones and explain what each one has to offer. You should now be able to find your way!  Nawit science ,  Haew Suwat Waterfall Khao-Yai01 ,  CC BY-SA 4.0 The North offers a special treat for animal lovers!  The North is the place to go if you have an interest in wildlife and want to learn more about the incredible variety of animal species that can be found in Thailand during your time off. This is a hilly region that is also a paradise for animal enthusiasts since it has night safaris that showcase a nocturnal zoo, as well as elephant sanctuaries. And guess what e...

The perfect destination for a holiday home, real estate in Phuket is highly sought out for its sunny surroundings, gorgeous beaches and lively atmosphere. Known as the 'pearl of the Andaman Sea' the land is second in value appreciation to Thailand's capital Bangkok. If you've got your eye on Phuket as the perfect destination for an investment property or holiday nook abroad, here are some tips on how to invest in a property in Phuket Thailand. Image Credit: Avadina Hills by Anantara 1. How Foreigners Can Own A Property In Phuket Phuket's real estate values have been rising over the years. And while attracting its fair share of families and individuals hankering to own a spot within the perfect paradise, Phuket is also the ideal location for those of you considering an investment property. Owning a slice of this sunny land is quite a profitable venture and while laws are governing a foreigner owning land in Phuket, it is possible. Listed below are factors to be consi...

If you are pressed for time on your Thailand getaway and have only two days to spend in Koh Samui, then some proper planning is in order! There is much to see and do on this enchanting island which also offers the ideal setting to unwind. Striking the balance is important and this guide provides some insights to help you do just that. Prepare For Your Getaway As mentioned, planning is key, so before delving into the things to do in Koh Samui on your two-day holiday, spend time preparing for your travels. Firstly, you should decide on when you plan to go. The dry season is when the weather is at its glorious best and the seas are calm; as you might expect, the rates and prices are higher too! The hot season (April to August) and the rainy season (September to November) have soaring temperatures and rainy weather respectively, though not all day, while rates are comparatively lower. When it comes to getting to Koh Samui, you can travel by air or sea. Flying to the Samui International Air...