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The Wonderful Evening At Eagle Nest In Thailand

The Wonderful Evening At Eagle Nest In Thailand Surprise your partner by gifting them an unforgettable evening at Eagle Nest. It is a rooftop restaurant and bar at Sala Arun Hotel, offering a delightful dining experience. Eagle Nest is one of the most popular restaurants in this region owing to its great location with a river view. The gorgeous views of the iconic landmarks on the opposite of the river bank that can be witnessed from this place are incredible, adding sweetness to your evening with your partner. You can enjoy Thai food and cocktails here at reasonable prices. Because of the great food and romantic ambience, Nest Away is counted among the ideal places for honeymooners. Tastefully-designed, the villa boasts air conditioning, a living area with a sofa and a dining table. Complete with a stovetop, the kitchen includes a microwave, coffee machine and kitchenware. Extras include a flat-screen TV, an iPod dock and a safety deposit box. Shower facilities and free toiletries can be found in the private bathroom.Arrangements can be made for bicycle rental, an airport shuttle and laundry services. Free public parking is available. The Eagle’s Nest features a deck area where customers can enjoy unobstructed views of the Chao Phraya river and Wat Arun as they sip on their cocktails. Moving further back towards the bar area, sumptuous sofas and cushions provide the perfect place to unwind and take in the peaceful backdrop of Wat Pho with its gleaming chedis piercing the Bangkok air. The buildings in the local neighbourhood slightly obscure some of the views, especially of the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, but the contrast between ancient and modern buildings adds to the ambience and still makes for an impressive sight. Click Here : – The Wonderful Evening At Eagle Nest In Thailand

Beautiful Hills And Unending Greenery in Thailand

Beautiful Hills And Unending Greenery in Thailand Thailand has been a religious place for a long time now. Everywhere you go is a testimonial to that only. And so, this tour takes you to two such renowned location deep in the jungles of Krabi. The Wat Tahm Suea, or more commonly known as the Tiger Cave Temple is a meditation center built atop a small hill that resembles a tiger’s claw, hence the name. This beautiful temple is surrounded by beautiful hills covered with an unending greenery. But before this, the day tour will start by visiting the Sra Morakot, or the emerald pool. This 120 sq. meter pool is a part of the Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve of Krabi and is a freshwater pond with water of an irresistible green hue. This is owed to the mineral deposits from the nearby limestone cliffs, and this is where you will take a short dip in the water for refreshing yourself About the Activity You will be picked up from the hotel at arouond 8:30 AM in the morning You will be visiting the waterfalls and hot springs before starting on your way to the National Park After Walking for about half an hour, you will arrive at the emerald pool Post lunch, you will start on your way to the Tiger Cave Temple Tiger Cave Temple – The Tiger Cave Temple is a Buddhist temple northeast of Krabi, Thailand. One of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the province, it is well known for the tiger paw prints in the cave and a tall Buddha statues which sits at the summit with spectacular views across Krabi Town, mountains and the tropical rain forests. The Tham Sua temple is a Thai Buddhist meditation centre and also has places of archaeological and historical significance. The foundation of the temple dates back to 1975 when a Vipassana monk named Jumnean Seelasettho (Ajahn Jumnean) went to meditate in the cave. During his meditation, he witnessed tigers roaming around the cave. This discovery led to naming the temple Wat Tham Suea. Another legend says that an actual huge tiger used to live and roam the cave. At the top of the mountain there is a large golden Buddha statue. This statue, other temple buildings, and much of Krabi town can be seen from shrine at the top of the stairs. Click Here : – Beautiful Hills And Unending Greenery in Thailand

The Beautiful And Romantic Islands of Koh Yao in Thailand

The Beautiful And Romantic Islands of Koh Yao in Thailand Lying halfway between Phuket and Krabi, the two islands namely Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai comprise the Koh Yao Islands with Noi being the more developed than Yai. With a mountainous core surrounded by spectacular beaches, Noi offers excellent diving, kayaking, snorkelling and rock-climbing opportunities. Hire a scooter to enjoy the scenic rides or laze around on the serene white beaches. No raging parties, low-key traffic, slow-paced development to preserve nature and unspoilt beaches backed by lush mangrove forests provide a perfect foil for honeymoons in Noi. Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai are a pair of large islands in the middle of Phang Nga Bay, equidistant to Phuket and the Krabi mainland. While the pace of development is accelerating on Koh Yao Noi in particular, the islands remain a quiet refuge that feels far removed from the crowds of Phuket. In 2002, Koh Yao Noi gained worldwide attention after receiving the World Legacy Award for Destination Stewardship from Conservation International and National Geographic Traveler magazine for the eco-friendly homestay programs offered by its local residents. Other activities available on the island include agricultural demonstrations (rubber and fishing), kayaking, hiking, snorkelling and swimming. Neither of the islands have banking facilities, but Internet service, restaurants and some shops can be found on Yao Noi, including a brand new 7-Eleven with a very powerful air-con, a good chance to cool down and get some sugary drinks and ice creams. So if you plan to stay over, remember to withdraw some cash money before you go, even though there are few opportunities to spend it! Note that the islanders are keen to preserve their traditional ways, so it’s important to respect the local culture by dressing modestly and refraining from drinking alcohol outside of the restaurants/resorts catering to visitors. Click Here :- The Beautiful And Romantic Islands of Koh Yao in Thailand

Beautiful Little Sandy And Romantic Place of Kata Noi Beach in Thailand

Beautiful Little Sandy And Romantic Place of Kata Noi Beach in Thailand Kata Noi Beach is a beautiful little sandy bay if you want to be near the lively Kata Beach while staying away from the usual tourist herds. This nice wide strand of white sand has incredibly clear blue waters during the high season and fortunately, its ‘out of the way’ location kept it relatively quiet. Unless you know about it, you probably would miss it. Except the beach itself and two resorts, not much is going on around Kata Noi Beach, the usual tailor, convenience store, massage and few bars seem to be waiting for the hotel’s guests. The romantic aura of Kata Noi makes it an ideal place for honeymooners looking for some quiet time, relaxing on soft sand while nature adds sweetness to their romance with a magical horizon in front of them. If your partner is game for it, you can even try snorkelling and surfing here. The northern end of the beach is also a popular spot among surfers who occasionally get some decent waves for learning and practicing. When low season arrives, the bay gets rougher and surfing is more challenging. The whole Kata Noi Beach front is occupied by the Katathani Beach Resort and all rooms happen to face the beach… very popular and first rooms are affordable. If you want to treat yourself to something luxurious you can try ‘The Shore‘, their beautiful new wing, all featuring pool villas. Click Here : – Beautiful Little Sandy And Romantic Place of Kata Noi Beach in Thailand

Desert Island Experience- Koh Mun Nork in Thailand

Desert Island Experience- Koh Mun Nork in Thailand A private island beach resort that sits amidst the lush green unspoilt forests surrounded by beautiful pristine beaches is what the Koh Munnork private island resort provides. Just at a distance of three hours from Bangkok, accessible only by their private boats is located this stunning private piece of paradise. It is one of the best places to visit in Thailand for honeymoon. With only twenty villas on this property, the crowd is definitely refined and peaceful. Excellent knowledgeable and humble staffs always at your service, the scrumptious and delish cuisine at their restaurant, and the access to the unpolluted beaches ensure that you indeed get a heavenly experience here. Desert island beach This small, private island in the northern part of the Gulf of Siam is paradise found for anyone looking for a true desert island experience. The white sandy beach is surrounded by palm trees and not much else – there’s only one resort on the island. That and the 45 minute ferry from the mainland guarantee the beach will never be crowded. Looking for a real desert island in Thailand? Koh Mun Nork, a tiny island in the Gulf of Siam with one small resort and a beautiful beach, might just be one of the only places in the country where you’ll feel total peace and tranquility. The island is only accessible by private boat organized by the owners of the Mun Nork Island Resort (the trip takes just under an hour). Lounging salas and hammocks dot the beach and the resort itself has only a couple dozen villas, so even when it’s book solid, there’s never a crowd. What to Expect: Those looking for peace and quiet on a beautiful beach plus comfortable mid-range accommodations will find everything they need on Koh Mun Nork. Meals are served at set times in the morning, afternoon and evening and include mostly Thai and some Western options. Snorkel gear and kayaks are available for rent for those who want some exercise. The island and resort are very small, so those who need lots of other people, activities and a larger selection of food may find the island boring and limiting. Click Here :- Desert Island Experience- Koh Mun Nork in Thailand

Real Gulf of Thailand- Koh Nang Yuan

Real Gulf of Thailand- Koh Nang Yuan Three little pristine plot of lands connected by a massive sand strip, this straight-out-of-a fairy-tale scene is what Koh Nang Yuan is. Arrive early or stay late at the beach to steal some romantic moments.With excellent snorkelling spots in amazing coral reefs, a breathtaking viewpoint and the world’s first inter-island ziplining, this gem of an island is perfect for a day-trip. Koh Nang Yuan is one of the smallest islands in the southern half of the Gulf of Thailand merely more than a wafer thin beach connecting a large and small rock outcrops. The beach and setting are beautiful but the real draw for visitors is what lies below the water level. The small island of Koh Nang Yuan has possibly the most abundant coral based marine life found in the region. The island is rightfully popular with divers and shallow water snorkelling. it lies of the north western edge of Koh Tao but the only access is via long boat or much larger passenger ferry which brings in the day trippers from the surrounding islands. The thin beach though very narrow can handle the numbers of visitors and most of the larger groups of day trippers only stay for a couple of hours. As an act to protect the tranquillity of the island plastic bottles have been banned and there is a 100THB access fee to the island. This fee is covered by the organised tours and it is very dubious if the money is spent on the ecosystem. Koh Nang Yuan Island Entranc How to reach: speed boat, Lomprayah catamaran or longtails from the west side of Koh Tao Fees: entrance fee to the island is 100 TBH Amenities: one resort, restaurant and beach bar Location: Central Gulf Coast of Southern Thailand Any Other Specialty: no use of plastics permitted Click Here : – Real Gulf of Thailand- Koh Nang Yuan

Beachfront Romance Koh Chang in Thailand

Beachfront Romance Koh Chang in Thailand Koh Chang is Thailand’s second largest island with an innumerable number of beaches and surprisingly enough, less populated. A picturesque long white sandy beach fringed by palm trees is the regular scene here. A number of beachside resort accommodations on the White Sand Beach, the Pearl Beach, the Lonely Beach and many more are to be found.A luxurious and extravagant state of affairs can be expected from these properties which will propel the budding romance between couples on honeymoon wooing each other aided by the calm sea breeze flowing in. Ko Chang is one of Thailand’s most beautiful islands with long white sandy beaches. The island is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including a good selection of birds, snakes, deer and a number of elephants. The island and its vicinity are great places for snorkeling, diving and jungle hiking. The “discovery” of the island as a tourist destination since 2000 has brought on a large amount of rapid development, and while still far quieter than places like Phuket or Ko Samui, it is far from quiet in high season. Regarding services and activities specifically aimed at tourists prices have reached such a level that the islanders are pricing themselves out of the market when compared to the other islands. How to reach: by ferries from Laem Ngop or express shared minibuses from Bangkok airport Location: Trat Province, Eastern Thailand Click Here : – Beachfront Romance Koh Chang in Thailand

Quiet & Serene of Koh Mak in Thailand

Quiet & Serene of Koh Mak in Thailand This heaven of an island has been Thailand’s best-kept secret for many decades and is still very raw and undiscovered with modern-development impaired ecotourism prevalent on the island. A manifestation of calm and serenity, the island has two main beaches, Suan Yai and Ao Kao and a red sand beach, the Ao Pai. Tracing their roots to a Siam government official of Chinese descent who purchased the whole island in the late 19th century, native islanders resisted the urge to sell off land to outside developers back when Ko Chang really caught on as a tourist destination in the 1990s and 2000s. Their patience resulted in a balance between low-level tourism and more traditional ways of life. Contrasting the mountainous jungle of Ko Chang and Ko Kut, Mak’s 15-square-kilometre interior mostly consists of rubber and coconut groves between pockets of tourism-related development. With clear water (when calm) lapping up to soft sand that strikes shades of ocher, pink and amber, the beaches are good, although not as attractive as those found on Ko Kut. Nearly invisible sand flies can be a real nuisance at certain times and places on Mak—check with locals before you sprawl out for a nap. We do think Mak beats Kut when it comes to activities and ease of getting around, and the overall vibe seems friendlier to us. Visitors in need of a break from the water could try out Thai recipes at Smile Koh Mak Cooking School; learn to gracefully pummel people at Hong Thong Muay Thai Camp; ease into the flow at Island Yoga; or join a rousing round at Koh Mak Disc Golf by Pom. Sealed roads with few hills make Mak a great place for cycling as well. Click Here : – Quiet & Serene of Koh Mak in Thailand

Most Romantic White Sand Beaches- Koh Tao in Thailand

Most Romantic White Sand Beaches- Koh Tao in Thailand Koh Tao or Turtle Island forms a part of the Chumphon Archipelago and has some of the best beaches in Thailand for honeymoon. Long romantic strolls with your spouse on soft, white sand beaches in beautiful contrast to the sparkling blue sea, Koh Tao scenes are the stuff of dreams. While spectacular beaches like Mae Haad, Koh Nang Yuan, Freedom Beach, Jansom Bay and many more provide adventurous opportunities, views from these viewpoints like Two View, Fraggle Rock and Jon Suwan Mountain Viewpoint add a different charm altogether. The baby of the Samui–Pha-Ngan–Tao trio, Ko Tao may still be the smallest in size but in many other ways it’s all grown up. The island is consistently gaining in popularity and going more upscale, but for now this jungle-topped cutie has the busy vibe of Samui mixed with the laid-back nature of Pha-Ngan. But Tao also has its wild card, something the others don’t: easy-to-get-to, diverse diving right off its shores. Cavort with sharks and rays in a playground of tangled neon coral, toast the day with sunset cocktails on a white beach, then get up and do it all over again. But even though the island is synonymous with diving, there is much more to the place. Hikers and hermits can re-enact an episode from Lost in the dripping coastal jungles. And when you’re Robinson Crusoe-ed out, hit the pumpin’ bar scene that rages on until dawn. How to reach: by speedboats or Lomprayah high-speed catamarans from Chumphon Location: off the Central Gulf Coast of Southern Thailand Click Here : – Most Romantic White Sand Beaches- Koh Tao in Thailand

Beautiful Waterfalls of Kanchanaburi in Thailand

Beautiful Waterfalls of Kanchanaburi in Thailand Being dominated by the beautiful River Kwai Valleys in the northwest area, Kanchanaburi is a place of tremendous natural splendour with a large number of waterfalls, caves, lakes and mountainous views. The Erawan Waterfalls in the Erawan National Park, the Sai Yok Noi Falls, the Sai Yok Yai Falls and the Huay Mae Khamin falls are a must visit among the many others present in Kanchanaburi. The entire length of the seven tiers span approximately 1,500 m through the thick rainforest of the park. Each of the steps has its own name. The access to the first waterfall – named Hlai Keun Lung, is relatively easy, as you can get there on a flat trail, directly from the visitor centre’s car park. The highlight of this first waterfall is the great number of fish swimming in the ponds formed by the smooth limestone sculpted by the water. The fish are rather curious and will swim around your legs. It can be disconcerting at first but you soon get used to it. The trail gets steeper as it carries on to the next tier, Wung Macha, which is usually busier with swimmers. It’s very scenic as there’s a small cave under the falls. Another hike of about 50 m takes you to the third tier, called Pha Nam Tok. This tier is taller than the two first falls (about 20-metre high), and offers a large pond, again filled with fish, at which you can refresh yourself. Oke Nank Phee Seah and Bua Mai Long are the fourth and fifth steps of Erawan Waterfall. They feature small cascades and ponds surrounded by rock formations and dense vegetation. How to reach: by bus, train or car from Bangkok or direct bus from Pattaya Location: located at the confluence of the rivers Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai Nearby Attractions: Bridge over the River Kwai Yai, Hellfire Pass, other WWII memorials, museums, art galleries and temples Click Here :- Beautiful Waterfalls of Kanchanaburi in Thailand