Under the radar destinations in Thailand that are essentially hidden gems that you must visit once, that offer great experiences and value.

One of the most controversial photos was taken in front of the revered Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Maharat Buddha ... Park near the Saengthong Christian Church on Thamanunwithi Road; and at the Hat Yai City ...

Known as ‘the hidden temple’, Wat Pha Lad is found within a forest in the Doi Suthep National Park ... Yai is known as the Big Buddha Temple. Atop a steep flight of steps sits a huge golden ...

A rare golden tiger, a result of genetic mutation, has been spotted in Kaziranga National Park, captured by wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram. Sachin Tendulkar also witnessed the rare tiger ...

Thailand is not just about beach getaways, there’s also incredibly beautiful inland opportunities such as Khao Yai National Park. It’s the country’s first national park and a UNESCO-listed ...

So you may find an ancient Buddha ... since national park rangers now offer anti-leech gaiters to wear over your trousers. There is also a night safari on specially designed vehicles that take you ...

Get a dose of culture by visiting Wat Phra Yai, home to the island’s famed Big Buddha. If more peaceful ... That includes Phang Nga Bay National Park, whose jagged, narrow islands steeply ...

Stay Here: Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle is an all-inclusive ... In 1962, Thailand established its very first national park—Khao Yai—which is blanketed in rainforest, grasslands ...

The show has won several Emmy and Golden Globe awards ... a scene interspersed with gorgeous shots of the Ko Lawa Yai island in Koh Samui and the picturesque Mu Ko Ang Thong National Marine Park, a ...

Wealthy Bangkokers consider this their weekend country getaway, since it’s home to Thailand’s first national park, the UNESCO-listed Khao Yai National ... inspired by the golden age of first ...

Khao Sok National Park in Surat Thani Province looks like it ... from Ayutthaya’s temples and palaces – ranging from exquisite Buddha statues and ceramics to royal regalia and golden offerings.