🏝️ Koh Mak – A Hidden Gem in the Gulf of Thailand EnglishIf you dream of a quiet island escape, Koh Mak is the place to go. Located near Koh Chang, this small island is still relatively unknown to mass tourism, making it perfect for travelers seeking peace and authenticity. Koh Mak is known for…
🐒 Lopburi
🐒 Lopburi – The City of Monkeys EnglishLopburi, located just a few hours from Bangkok, is famously known as the “City of Monkeys.” Around the ancient Khmer temple Phra Prang Sam Yot, hundreds of monkeys roam freely, giving the town its playful reputation. Every year, Lopburi even hosts a Monkey Buffet Festival, where locals prepare…
🚐 Why Rest Stops Are Important
🚐 Why Rest Stops Are Important on Long Journeys EnglishAt MoriTour, safety and comfort always come first. That’s why we plan regular rest stops on long journeys. Stops allow drivers to stay fresh and focused, while passengers get the chance to stretch, enjoy local snacks, or simply breathe fresh air. These breaks are not just…
🏞️ Pai
🏞️ Pai – Relaxation in the Mountains of Mae Hong Son EnglishNestled in the mountains of Mae Hong Son, Pai has become a favorite for travelers looking for relaxation and natural beauty. With hot springs, waterfalls, and the famous Pai Canyon, it’s a small town with a big heart. The laid-back vibe of Pai makes…
🏖️Koh Tao
🏖️Koh Tao – Thailand’s Diving Paradise EnglishFor travelers who love the ocean, Koh Tao is one of Thailand’s best destinations. Known as a diving paradise, the island is surrounded by colorful coral reefs and marine life. Dive schools welcome beginners and experts alike, making it one of the most popular places in the world to…
🌅 Chiang Khan
🌅 Chiang Khan – A Riverside Town on the Mekong EnglishOn the banks of the Mekong River lies Chiang Khan, a charming town in Loei province that has kept its old-world charm. Known for its wooden houses, morning almsgiving to monks, and riverside walking street, Chiang Khan is a perfect mix of culture and relaxation….
🚐Private Travel vs. Public Transport in Thailand
🚐 The Advantage of Private Travel vs. Public Transport in Thailand EnglishWhen planning a trip through Thailand, many travelers wonder: Should we use public transport or book a private van with driver? At MoriTour, we’ve seen the difference — and here’s why private travel is often the better choice. 👉 With MoriTour, your journey is…
🛕 Wat Arun
🛕 Wat Arun – The Temple of Dawn in Bangkok EnglishOne of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks is Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn. Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, it’s famous for its tall spire (prang) decorated with colorful porcelain. The temple is especially stunning at sunset when…
🌄 Phu Chi Fa
🌄 Phu Chi Fa – Sunrise Above the Clouds EnglishFew places in Thailand are as magical as Phu Chi Fa in Chiang Rai. Known for its dramatic cliffs and cool mountain air, it’s one of the best spots to watch the sunrise. In the early morning, visitors hike to the viewpoint and are rewarded with…
🏖️ Pattaya
🏖️ Pattaya – More Than Just Nightlife EnglishPattaya is often known for its nightlife, but this coastal city has so much more to offer. Just a short drive from Bangkok, it’s a destination full of variety — perfect for families, couples, and groups. Visitors can enjoy Coral Island (Koh Larn) for beautiful beaches, or discover…
🍊 Chanthaburi’s Fruit Orchards
🍊 Chanthaburi’s Fruit Orchards – A Sweet Stop on Your Journey EnglishChanthaburi is known not only for its gems but also for its fruit orchards, making it a paradise for food lovers. The province is famous for tropical fruits like durian, rambutan, mangosteen, and longan — many of which can be picked fresh from the…
🐘 Surin
🐘 Surin – The Land of Elephants and Tradition EnglishThe province of Surin in Isaan is world-famous for its strong connection to elephants. Every year, the Surin Elephant Round-Up attracts visitors from around the world to see hundreds of elephants in cultural shows, parades, and demonstrations of traditional skills. But Surin is more than elephants….
