Take one of our cheap flights to Thailand and whether you've got one week or a month, there's plenty to see and do. Beautiful beaches are the main attraction and the limestone formations of the south west provide a stunning backdrop. A visit to Thailand's bustling capital
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Cheapest
Economy Class Flights to
Thailand
Destination
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Bangkok
fr £371
Bangkok
fr £385
Bangkok
fr £425
Bangkok
fr £430
Chiang Mai
fr £505
Phuket
fr £515
Krabi
fr £545
Koh Samui
fr £550
Phuket
fr £555
Koh Samui
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Thailand is a wondrous kingdom, featuring
Buddhist temples, exotic wildlife, and
spectacular islands. Along with a
fascinating history and a unique culture
that includes delectable Thai food and
massage, Thailand features a modern
capital city, and friendly people who
epitomize Thailand’s “land of smiles”
reputation.
Geography
Located in the center of Southeast Asia,
Thailand is truly at the heart of the
region. Looking over a map of Thailand
will reveal a country whose borders form
the rough shape of an elephant’s head: the
head and ears forming the mostly
landlocked northern and eastern provinces
and the trunk extending down the Malaysian
peninsula between the Andaman Sea and the
Gulf of Thailand.
History & Culture
Dating back to the Neolithic civilization
situated at the modern-day UNESCO World
Heritage Site in Ban Chiang, the history
of Thailand is long, proud, and fairly
well documented. Over the early centuries
of the Common Era, tribes of Mon, Khmer,
and Tai peoples established realms within
the borders of modern Thailand; the Mon
speaking Buddhist civilization of
Dvaravati in the first millennium giving
way to the Khmer empire of Angkor by the
turn of the second millennium.
Religion
While roughly 95% of the Thai people are
practitioners of Theravada Buddhism, the
official religion of Thailand, religious
tolerance is both customary in Thailand
and protected by the constitution. By its
very nature however, Buddhism, which is
based on the teachings of the Buddha, “the
enlightened one” (nee Siddhartha Gautama),
is a compassionate and tolerant religion,
the aim of which is the alleviation of
suffering. Consequently, Thai people are
very respectful of the religious beliefs
of others and are very open toward
discussing their Buddhist values with
visitors. In fact, there are many
opportunities in Thailand to visit
Buddhist temples to learn about or study
Buddhism and perhaps to learn to meditate.
Nature
Thailand is a country with abundant
natural resources, including a wide
variety of flora and fauna, and distinct
ecological zones. There are over 100
Thailand national parks, including more
than 20 marine parks, and each park
features unique attractions, outstanding
facilities, and opportunities to see
animals in Thailand. Those interested in
trekking, mountain biking, photography,
birding, camping, scuba diving, or getting
up close to exotic animals in Thailand
have many options to choose from.
Weather
The Thailand climate is controlled by
tropical monsoons and the weather in
Thailand is generally hot and humid across
most of the country throughout most of the
year. While Thailand’s seasons are
generally divided into the hot season,
cool season, and rainy season, in reality
it’s relatively hot most of the year. The
weather in central, northern, and
northeastern Thailand (the landlocked
provinces) is determined by three seasons,
whereas the southern, coastal regions of
Thailand feature only two, making the
weather in Thailand quite easy to
understand and plan a trip around.
