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North Thailand, bordering Laos and Myanmar (Burma), beckons travelers with its stunning natural wonders and is steeped in the history of the ancient Lanna Kingdom.

Chiang Mai is Thailand's 'Rose of the North', with its misty mountains and colorful hill tribes. The destination is known for trekking adventures and beautiful vistas of rice terraces rolling over hills cloaked in green outside the clamorous big cities. This place has more to offer than just picturesque landscapes and a myriad of cultural experiences, as evidenced by its history as a one-time regional capital with many sacred Thai temples. We will provide everything you need to know about Chiang Mai in this article, as well as extra practical tips for planning your trip.

The Phi Ta Khon Festival a.k.a. is popularly referred to as the “Ghost Festival.” Every year, in Loei province, Thailand an amazing cultural event occurs. Thousands of people from all over the globe descend on this festival due to its big and colorful masks, weird dances and a vibrant ambience. In addition to joining in on the massive procession during Phi Ta Khon, you will also get to explore strange legends and learn about a significant dimension of Thai life.

Unlike Bangkok, a bustling city, and the islands of the south, which are considered heavenly, Sukhothai is just about history and old ups and downs, very close to the Thai people. It clearly reminds Thai people of their origins and cultural roots. Sukhothai remains the least developed, urban-wise and touristy, of other places in Thailand today. These quirky footprints have become ideal tourist destinations for those who love to explore the rich culture and history of the Kingdom of Thailand.

Chiang Mai, an enchanting ancient city. An explosion of scents and colors, among temples, verdant hills, lively markets and local handicrafts.