Pattaya Beaches Guide
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Beyond Bangkok
Destinations around Bangkok
The world around Bangkok is as fascinating as the capital itself. But also quite different. In under an hour or two you can explore many places for a delightful day-trip to escape from the city buzz, or stay overnight to get a true taste of a different kind of life. The most popular destination outside Bangkok is probably Pattaya, which is slowly shedding its sleazy image and reinventing itself as a family-oriented destination. The night-time frolics, however, remains. On the opposite end of the spectrum is the tranquillity and peace of Kanchanaburi and its claim to fame; the movie 'Bridge over the River Kwai'. Whatever your taste, it's all worth exploring.
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PattayaThe T-shirt says "Good guys go to heaven. Bad guys go to Pattaya." But there's much more to Pattaya than meets the eye. Explore its hidden charms, fun activities as well as great eating and entertainment options. 
Hua HinThe trendy and prestigious seaside towns of Hua Hin and Cha Am exude old-fashioned charm and are easily accessible from Bangkok either by train or bus – an exotic getaway within convenient reach perfect for all. 
Koh ChangShaped like Thailand’s national symbol and nestled off Trat province, the easternmost part of the country bordering Cambodia, the island combines the flawless beauty of an emerald-coloured ocean, white sandy beaches and lush tropical jungle all in one. |
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KanchanaburiA world away from the hectic pace of the capital, Kanchanaburi offers a fascinating mix of nature, history and adventure. The River Kwai, the Death Railway and Kanchanaburi World War Cemetery – it’s all here. 
AyutthayaA visit to the former Siamese capital is like a journey back into its glory time. Explore its fantastic temples and palace ruins. Only a few hours from Bangkok, Ayutthaya is ideal for a great daytrip. 
River Kwai ToursThe story of the famous bridge over the River Kwai built by prisoners of war during WW2 has been immortalised in books and films. The best way to explore the scenery is with an organised tour… | |
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