Find a place, then open the guide.

A UNESCO historical park on the rivers north of Bangkok.

Temples, markets, and the city’s onward connections.

A city start, a flight or a long ride south, and an unplanned Andaman day.

Temples in Bangkok, a day on Ayutthaya’s island, then a real journey to Sukhothai.

Temples, a walking street, and highland days north of Bangkok.

Doi Suthep and the old city, then Wat Rong Khun and one northern viewpoint.

Wat Rong Khun, the Golden Triangle, and the mountains above the Mekong.

A plain comparison of the regions in this edition.

Arrival card, temple dress, and what not to trust second-hand.

Rail, road, boats, and the tickets that are actually official.

Si Thep, Ban Chiang, and the line between UNESCO and other ruins.

Khorat, Phimai, Khao Yai, and Ban Chiang as a regional route.

The Kwai bridge, the cemetery, and waterfalls west of Bangkok.

West-coast beaches, Old Town, and a park that keeps seasonal hours.

Quiet bays, a waterfall, and a party you can also skip.

Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Le, and a boat you can cancel.

Chaweng, Lamai, and the Ang Thong day that needs a calm sea.

Diving, Sairee, and Koh Nang Yuan, on a small island.

Ao Nang, Railay, and the boats to the park islands.

Eastern Gulf beaches and a day trip to Koh Larn.

Andaman beaches, a viewpoint, and a day you do not overplan.

Krabi or Phuket, then Phi Phi or Lanta, with the boat day protected.

Sukhothai Historical Park, Wat Si Chum, and Si Satchanalai.

What TAT says about seasons, and what still has to be checked.