Cities in Thailand
The most important cities in Thailand at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Ban Khao Pi Lai
A quiet coastal spot in Phang Nga, known for its iconic old wooden pier and miles of nearly empty sandy beaches just north of Phuket.
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Ban Tha Kham
A serene coastal village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province, known for its picturesque bays and authentic Thai atmosphere away from the crowds.
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Ban Haad Rin
Ban Haad Rin on the southern tip of Koh Phangan is world-famous for its Full Moon Parties, featuring stunning sunrise and sunset beaches.
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Ko Lanta
Ko Lanta is a laid-back island gem in Krabi Province, known for its long sandy beaches, dense mangroves, and authentic culture.
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Rawai
A laid-back coastal area in southern Phuket, famous for its seafood market, colorful longtail boats, and beautiful nearby beaches.
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Betong
Thailand's southernmost town is nestled in the mountains and known for its cool climate, sea of mist, and unique Thai-Chinese culture.
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Sangkhom
A peaceful riverside town on the Mekong, known for its stunning river views, misty hills, and the skywalk at Wat Pha Tak Suea.
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Railay
Railay is a spectacular peninsula in Krabi, accessible only by boat and widely regarded as one of the world's premier rock climbing destinations.
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Ko Chang
Ko Chang is Thailand's second-largest island, famous for its dense rainforests, steep mountains, and beautiful white sandy beaches.
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Hat Bang Ben
A tranquil coastal stretch in Laem Son National Park, known for its vast pine forests and the untouched natural beauty of Ranong province.
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Pai
Pai is a laid-back mountain village in Northern Thailand, famous for its bohemian atmosphere, hot springs, and stunning natural scenery.
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Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is a city in mountainous northern Thailand, known for its walled Old City and hundreds of Buddhist temples.
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Kongruea Yutthakan
A coastal area in Sattahip under the Thai Navy's supervision, known for its clean beaches and transparent waters.
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Ban Sangka U
A quiet fishing village at the southern end of Koh Lanta, known for its authentic atmosphere and proximity to pristine bays.
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Hat Yai
Hat Yai is the largest city in Songkhla province and a major commercial, logistics, and communication hub in southern Thailand.
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Samut Prakan
Samut Prakan is a city at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River on the Gulf of Thailand, known for industry and historical sites.
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Baan Wang Ta Kien
An idyllic coastal village in northwest Koh Phangan, famous for world-class snorkeling spots and stunning tropical sunsets.
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Ban Khung Wiman
A scenic coastal village in Chanthaburi, famous for its winding panoramic roads and tranquil beaches along the Gulf of Thailand.
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Ko Yao Noi
Ko Yao Noi is a pristine island paradise in Phang Nga Bay, known for its traditional life and breathtaking views.
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Ao Pante Malacca
The gateway to Koh Tarutao National Park, offering pristine natural beauty and a unique historical background as a former penal colony.
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Ao Nang
Ao Nang is the vibrant tourist hub of Krabi Province, serving as the perfect gateway for island hopping and adventure tours.
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Baan Sri Thanu
The spiritual heart of Koh Phangan, famous for yoga retreats, vegan cafes, and stunning sunset views on the west coast.
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Cha-am
Cha-am is a popular seaside resort on the Gulf of Thailand, known for its long beach and relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.
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Khao Yai
Thailand's first national park features lush rainforests, spectacular waterfalls, and diverse wildlife including wild elephants.
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Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi is a town in western Thailand, known for its connection to the Death Railway during World War II.
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Ko Tao
Ko Tao is a tropical paradise in the Gulf of Thailand, world-renowned for its exceptional diving sites and crystal-clear waters.
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Lopburi
Lopburi is one of the oldest cities in Thailand, famous for its large population of macaque monkeys that live in the middle of the city.
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Ban Ngam Kho
A rustic and pristine village on the west coast of Koh Kood, ideal for travelers seeking absolute peace and untouched nature.
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Ban Khuk Khak
A peaceful coastal village in Khao Lak, known for its endless golden sand beaches, pine groves, and relaxed atmosphere.
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Ko Samet
Ko Samet is a popular resort island near Bangkok, known for its brilliant white sand beaches and dry microclimate.
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Si Racha
A charming port city on the Gulf of Thailand, birthplace of the famous Sriracha sauce and known for its Japanese community.
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Sangkhla Buri
Sangkhla Buri is a picturesque border town known for its multicultural atmosphere and Thailand's longest wooden bridge.
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Baan Klong Son
A quiet village in northern Koh Chang, known for its lush valleys, coconut groves, and the island's main ferry pier.
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Ban Li On
A small village on the unique island of Koh Phra Thong, known for its savanna-like landscape and secluded golden beaches.
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Pattani
A historic hub in Thailand's deep south, characterized by a rich Malay-Muslim culture and magnificent architecture.
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Bang Saphan
A quiet coastal town known for its pristine golden sand beaches and a relaxed atmosphere far from mass tourism.
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Baan Mae Nam
A peaceful coastal village in northern Koh Samui, known for its long, palm-fringed sandy beach and relaxed atmosphere.
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Khlong Wan
A quiet fishing village near Prachuap Khiri Khan, known for its authentic atmosphere and the nearby Hat Wa Ko beach.
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Phitsanulok
Phitsanulok is a historically important city in lower northern Thailand, the birthplace of King Naresuan the Great.
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Ratsada
A busy coastal district in Phuket, known for its important port and proximity to pristine stretches of coastline.
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Krabi
Krabi is a town on the west coast of southern Thailand at the Andaman Sea, serving as a base for exploring the province.
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Klong Bang Nam Chut
A quiet coastal stretch on the west side of Koh Lanta, characterized by rocky sections and authentic island flair.
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Rayong
Rayong is a city on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand, known for its beaches and as a center for the petrochemical industry.
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Ao Mai Pai
A secluded bay in southern Koh Lanta, known as Bamboo Bay, surrounded by dense jungle and pristine nature.
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Khao Lak
Khao Lak enchants with endless sandy beaches, luxurious resorts, and its proximity to the world-famous Similan Islands.
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Baan Chaloklum
A picturesque fishing village in the north of Koh Phangan, known for its relaxed atmosphere and world-class diving spots.
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Ko Mak
A quiet, eco-conscious island in Eastern Thailand, defined by rubber plantations and flat, white sandy beaches.
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Baan Bo Phut
An elegant area on Koh Samui, famous for its historic Fisherman's Village and laid-back beachfront resorts.
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Hat Laem Son
A spectacular coastal stretch in northern Ranong, known as the gateway to the pristine islands of the Andaman Sea.
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Pak Bara
A strategic gateway to the Andaman Sea islands, known for its bustling pier and the Mu Ko Phetra National Park.
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What are the largest cities in Thailand?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.