Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park renowned for its natural beauty and diverse wildlife was established in 1966 as Thailand's first marine national park. It spans over 98 square kilometers encompassing diverse habitats like wetlands, mangroves and forested hills. The park serves as a sanctuary for various bird species. It also offers recreational activities like hiking, bird-watching and cave exploration. The park's unique biodiversity and stunning landscapes offer visitors a close encounter with Thailand's natural splendor.

Bang Pu Beach is a favored destination in Thailand, located just a short distance from Bangkok. It is known for its stunning white sand and crystal-clear waters, creating an ideal spot for relaxation and water activities like swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. Additionally, the beach offers food outlets, refreshment stands, and amenities like beach chairs and umbrellas for hire. For both residents and tourists, a trip to Bang Pu Beach ensures a vibrant and enjoyable beach experience.

The cave is a treasured natural feature located on the northern part of the Malay Peninsula. When the sun's rays enter the cavern, they light up the stalagmites and stalactites inside, as well as the lush green trees growing from the sandy ground below, creating a calm and mystical scene the cave has been an attraction, not only for the tourists, but also for Thai kings.

Hua Hin, a premier tourist hotspot in Thailand located not far from Bangkok, offers an abundance of attractions and activities. It boasts stunning beaches, mountains, scenic viewpoints, temples, bustling night markets, water parks, and exquisite dining options, ensuring entertainment throughout the year. The city is characterized by abundant beachside seafood eateries, a vibrant night market, and a variety of beach and inland activities. Hua Hin hosts some of Thailand's most prestigious golf courses