Thailand is a top travel destination in the world and a tenth of its entire population resides in Bangkok, the Capital. The country is popular for its royal palaces, gorgeous islands, incredible temples showing pictures of Buddha, tropical beaches, ancient ruins, and of course – the food. There is a lot that visitors can experience in Thailand, and it is impossible to name all the stunning places. Although Thailand is amazing year-round, the best time to explore this beautiful country is in November and December as the weather is cool and pleasing for the travel experience. Here are the most Instagrammable spots in Thailand.
10 Wat Arun
Locally referred to as "Wat Chaeng," Wat Arun is an incredible landmark temple located on the west side of the Chao Phraya Riverbank. It is not just because this incredible temple is situated on the riverside, its amazingly unique design puts it on the list of the most stunning temples found in the Thailand Capital. To avoid too many crowds, visitors should go to the temple during morning hours. For incredible temple vibes for your Instagram, Wat Arun is the spot.
9 Unicorn Café
Its name says it all – the Unicorn Café has exactly what anyone would expect from a unicorn café. Even visitors who don't fancy unicorns will still have the experience to remember at the Unicorn Café. From here, travelers can easily access the Sky Bar, another popular spot in Bangkok, and Lumphini Park. Travelers can spend some romantic moments at the great night market seated in this region while enjoying Thailand's delicious street food. Everything served in this restaurant is rainbow-colored – everything is sugar! So delicious that one can't get over it.
8 Wat Maha That
Wat Maha That is believed to be one of the oldest temples, built around 1370-1388AD BY King Baromaraja I, and it’s located in Ayutthaya, Thailand. The spectacular ruins of Wat Maha That, a World Heritage Site are worth exploring. The building houses the enshrined Buddha's remains and used to be positioned strategically to the Grand Palace. Today, the significant remains of the ancient temple exist, including the stone sculptures used in the earliest times. Every traveler should put Wat Maha That a priority when making adventure plans.
7 Ao Nang Beach
Ao Nang Beach is a perfect spot for swimming lovers and visitors looking to experience the beautiful views of the nearby Islands. There are pretty shops downtown that sell almost everything a traveler may need on an Ao Nand Beach safari. The restaurants located here are top-notch, and they serve the local Thailand seafood. Travelers can enjoy sunbathing and get back to the hotels, rinse them off, and take some refreshing baths. Watching the Andaman sunset from the Ao Nang beach is an incredible scene to experience.
6 Kanchanaburi
Constructed during WWII, Kanchanaburi is situated in Western Thailand. Whether historian or nature lover, Kanchanaburi has a lot in store for every type of traveler. From tropical areas of wilderness to historical landmarks, - visitors have every reason to explore and appreciate Thailand's unique natural beauty. Explore the Erawan Falls and take some perfect photos for Instagram. One can get to Kanchanaburi through the railway or via road.
- Duration: It takes 2 to 3 hours to get to Kanchanaburi from Bangkok.
5 Koh Phangan
Thailand's 5th biggest island features some of the world’s most stunning beaches and is popular for hosting the Full Moon Party every month. This famous part occurs at the island’s most visited beach, Haad Rin. A motorbike ride would be the best way to explore the beautiful beaches in this area, and travelers rent motorbikes for going around.
- Best time to explore Koh Phangan: Mornings and sunset are best for taking incredible Insta-worthy pictures.
- How to get there: take an overnight bus from Khao San Road, which leaves every day at 6:00 pm and arrives in Surat Thani the following morning. From there, take a boat ride to Koh Phangan.
- Cost: $30
4 Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is known for hosting beautiful resorts full of Thailand vibes, especially the Digital Nomad hub – a truly spectacular location to explore. Travelers can engage in rafting and trekking around the region while enjoying the beautiful views of the restaurants and temples. It is located 700 km North of Thailand's Capital. Travelers can get there via a plane or overnight train.
- Duration: It takes about 70 minutes to get there via a plane and about 12 hours via an overnight train.
3 Sky Bars, Bangkok
The rooftop bars in Bangkok offer the most breathtaking views of the city’s surroundings. It is not just the incredible views that these bars offer, they are a perfect spot to enjoy some delicious foods and have a good time partying with a cocktail in hand. Visiting the Sky Bars is also a great way to get away from the noise of the streets and find peace and relaxation. Visitors should check the dress code as these bars tend to be sophisticated.
2 Pai, Thailand
Located in Northern Thailand, Pai is a small town with all the Instagram vibes one could ever ask for. From incredible bridges to stunning countryside and groovy houses, there are a lot of opportunities to take plenty of epic photos. There are nearby markets, restaurants, and waterfalls. The spectacular Pai Canyon - is situated 8 km from Pai. Pai is a perfect spot to explore some high rock cliffs and valleys – There is no doubt that it is one of the most Instragrammable spots in Thailand.
1 Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai
Also referred to as Jedi Luang, Wat Chedu Luang is an incredible temple constructed between the 14th and 15th centuries – the most spectacular temple in Chiang Mai at the time. It is the most popular tourist attraction in the city – worth exploring for days or weeks. Although it is among the tallest temples in the city, Wat Chedi Luang was the highest, standing over 260 feet in the air, but a large earthquake came and destroyed it, and now it is 197 feet tall.