Thailand - The Land of All-Night Fun!

The Wat Pho temple and its 46-meter-long reclining Buddha are located in Bangkok.

In Thailand, the currency used is the Baht. The currency unit is usually symbolized by the symbol "฿" or abbreviated as THB (Thai Baht).

Thailand is officially known as the "Kingdom of Thailand". Previously it was called "Siam", but the country changed its name in 1939 to the Kingdom of Thailand, reflecting its national and cultural identity.

The animal that is the symbol of Thailand is the Elephant. They are important in Thai culture for their strength, wisdom, and historical connection to the country. The elephant is revered and considered a symbol of power and respect in Thailand.

Songkran, also known as the Water Festival, is celebrated to mark the Thai New Year by the Buddhist calendar. This traditional celebration takes place every year from April 13 to 15 throughout Thailand.

In Thailand, most of the islands and beaches are located in the southern part, between the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea.

Isan, sometimes spelled Isaan, is a region located in northeastern Thailand, sharing its borders with Laos and Cambodia. The life and culture there are particularly interesting, as it is influenced by the Laotian and Cambodian neighbors. There is a unique blend of cultures, cuisines, etc., giving Isan a very different look from other parts of Thailand.

Pad Thai is an emblematic dish of Thai cuisine (national dish), appreciated for its mixture of spicy, sweet, salty, and sour flavors.

Koh Phangan is located off the east coast of Thailand, in the Gulf of Thailand. The nearest city on the mainland is Surat Thani. Koh Phangan is famous for its Full Moon Parties, which are lively parties held on the beach during the full moon. These events attract visitors from all over the world to enjoy the music, dancing, and festive atmosphere on the sand.