1. Temples (Bangkok)
There are over 33, 000 active Buddhist temples in Thailand. These temples are very prominent and an integral part of Thailand as 93. 6% of all people in Thailand are Buddhists.
2. Thai Cooking Class (Chiang Mai)
With a class of 2 - 10 people, you start out by visiting a local market to select the freshest ingredients for the dishes you will create. The class is of 4 hours and will give you an insight on the food culture of Thailand.
3. The Jim Thompson House
The Jim Thompson House is a true hidden gem. This museum is about an American, Jim Thompson, who moved to Thailand and changed the silk industry. You get to explore the actual house of Jim Thompson and the mystery behind how he disappeared. There is a silk shop attached as well as an inside/outside restaurant with very tasty and cheap food. This museum will give you an opportunity to learn about Thai silk and all the innovation that surrounded it.
4. Monkey Beach (Ko Phi Phi Don)
Monkey Beach is located on Phi Phi island which is known for its breathtaking views. Imagine going to an island full of monkeys that are happy to see and interact with humans. You are allowed to feed the monkeys and take all the pictures you want.
5. Chiang Mai Night Safari
Chiang Mai Night Safari is a nocturnal zoo that will entertain you at every turn. The evening will start off with a narrated animal show that introduces you to cool animals. Next, you’ll hop on a tram and go to the Savanna Zone. The Savanna Zone is full of animals whose habitats are in the African savanna. There you will see giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and more. Afterwards, you’ll head over to the Predator Zone which is full of carnivores! There you will see lions, bears, pumas, and more. This is a place you won’t forget as you have face to face interactions with various animals on this night safari.
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