About Thailand

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The word "Thai" means "free", and therefore "Thailand" means "Land of the Free." Thailand, often called the "Land of Smiles" because its people have a tendency to do just that, literally means "Land of the Free". As an established tourism destination, Thailand has something for every taste plus surprises for even the most sophisticated traveler. Thailand, being known as the land of smiles, the land of elephants and the land of Buddhism, is unique for its fascinating cultures, tradition, and philosophical attitude towards the world and life, making the country shrouded with mystery waiting for the wide-opened eyes and opened mind to explore its charming distinctiveness.

The Mekong flows from Thailand's top -- the Golden Triangle where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand touch -- to its northeast border, an area steeped in the stories of history. Each year Thailand is discovered by millions of visitors, drawn to its pristine beaches and aquamarine seas, as well as its rich culture, glitzy shopping malls, chic boutiques and colorful markets crammed with bargains.

With its enticing mixture of established destinations such as Phuket and Hua Hin, and out-of-the-way palm-fringed islands, Thailand appeals to the most varied of travelers, whether they are craving barefoot luxury or hippy chic. From staying on a converted rice barge, clambering into a jungle tree house or bedding down in a hill tribe village, Thailand offers a wealth of choice for every taste and budget.

Emergency Calls:
Mobile Police: 191
Fire Brigade: 199
Ambulance (BKK): +66(0)2252-2171-5
Tourist Information (TAT Head Office): +66(0)2250-5500
Tourist Information (Airport Office): Terminal I : 0-2523-8972-3 , Terminal II : 0-2535-2669
Tourist Police:1155
Tourist Service Centre: 1155

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