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10 places you can visit in Thailand beyond Bangkok

Escape the ordinary crowds to snap gorgeous, frame-worthy photos at these scenic places in Thailand

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There is so much more to Thailand than just its hectic capital city. Getting out of the cities and into the natural and cultural attractions will open your eyes to another world of beauty. Venture into the remote mountain towns and coastal retreats that offer great photo opportunities without the massive crowds. From northern mountain ranges to southern beaches, there are plenty of beautiful places to visit in Thailand.

Here are 10 more places to visit in Thailand apart from Bangkok:

Koh Phayam; wooden piers, deserted bays, and glowing bioluminescent waters make it a secluded haven for nature photographers
Nan Province; tucked away in the eastern valleys, Nan features rolling green hills, ancient Lanna temples, and vibrant handwoven textile traditions
Phu Chi Fa; sitting high along the Laos border, this dramatic cliff viewpoint offers legendary panoramic vistas over a sea of clouds
Sangkhlaburi; Bordering Myanmar, this mountain town is renowned for the wooden Mon Bridge stretching over a tranquil, misty lake reservoir
Sam Phan Bok; Known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand, this riverbed canyon reveals thousands of bizarre rock formations and pools during the dry season
Chiang Khan; Located along the banks of the Mekong River, this charming town is famous for its preserved wooden teak houses and quiet walking streets
Khao Sok National Park; renting a floating bamboo bungalow gives you front-row seats to otherworldly morning reflections across the water
Sukhothai Historical Park; this ancient UNESCO site showcases the grand cradle of Thai civilization set among serene lotus ponds and majestic ruined chedis
Koh Kood; As one of Thailand’s most unspoiled islands, this tranquil paradise features crystal-clear waters, coconut groves, and empty white-sand beaches
Ban Rak Thai; Nestled in the northern mountains near the Myanmar border, this picturesque Chinese tea village surrounds a peaceful lake shrouded in morning mist
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