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Price and Availability Index in Thailand
Vacation Rental Price Information in Thailand
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months of the year. Prices in a week of December (12/14 - 12/21) go up to $200 per night, which is the highest average price in the next 12 months. Opt for a getaway in June (6/1 - 6/8) for optimal savings when heading to Thailand.
Rental Availability Information in Thailand
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Thailand. The busiest time to book a rental in Thailand so far is in April (4/20 - 4/27), where only 79% rentals are available. People tend to travel less to Thailand during a week in August (8/31 - 9/7) when only 10% of the rentals are booked.
Swim in Thailand’s Clear Waters When You Stay at a Vacation Rental
Thailand villa rentals tend to be spacious, modern homes on the beachfront with sweeping views and easy beach access. Staying at these cozy accommodation puts all of this country's wonders within reach.
Savour Thai Dishes Such As Laab and Khao Niew Ma Muang
Laab, a spicy salad from northeastern Thailand, is popular across the country. The dish is made using minced chicken or pork combined with vegetables, lime juice, chilli, and fish sauce, and served with herbs and sticky rice.
Khao niew ma muang is Thailand's answer to dessert. This popular sweet dish, found at street stalls all over the country, comprises sticky rice, fresh mango slices, and sweetened condensed milk.
Explore the Grand Palace and Ayutthaya
The Grand Palace, built for the royal family of Thailand in 1782, sits in the old section of Bangkok. The palace buildings contain some of the country's most important religious artifacts. On the palace grounds, you can visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a fascinating 2000-year-old jade structure.
Ayutthaya Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dates back to about 1350. Explore the site's 67 temples and ruins on your own or take a guided tour for an informative explanation of their significance.
Visit Elephant Nature Park and Go Island Hopping
Head to Elephant Nature Park, a rescue and rehabilitation center for elephants and other abused animals. The elephants are loved and cared for in this volunteer-run sanctuary. You can take a walk with the elephants and help bathe them in the river.
Pick your dream islands and start island hopping by ferry to see some of the world's best beaches. The Phi Phi islands and Koh Phangan are highly recommended.
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