Travel Scrable recommends

Hike the seven-tiered waterfall at Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi. Named after the three-headed white elephant of Hindu mythology, the emerald green pools of this waterfall are divided into six levels, three of which are accessible easily on foot.

​

Trace the beginning of Thai architecture at the historic town of Sukhothai. You want at least a day or two to see the historic ruins of Sukhothai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which promise to impress even those not intrigued by history.

​

Discover Chiang Mai’s old town and its magnificent hidden temples. But throughout the year it’s the markets, including the Sunday Night Market, and the food markets that are most popular. 

​

If you’re a foodie planning a trip to Thailand, there's no better place to discover must-eat Thai food than the capital city, Bangkok.  Tom Yum Noodles, Phad Thai, Wanton Noodles, the list of mouth-watering street food in Bangkok is endless.