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    Traveling to Thailand via a Road Trip 

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    Are you planning to visit Thailand, the land of white sandy beaches and home to many historic temples, inspiring Buddhist culture, floating markets, massage industry, following the principles from the world of Ayurveda, to make one’s trip feel complete and satisfying. 

    Do you know that road trip is also a possibility for your voyage to Thailand? One can start their journey from Moreh, situated in Manipur, on the Indo Myanmar Border. This road trip will approximately take 12 to 15 days (about 2 weeks) to reach your destination, this trip will lead you through some of most beautiful scenic routes, offering glimpses of cultural gems in Myanmar like Mandalay and Myawaddy. 

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    Further, the total estimated cost to Thailand is approx. 4.5 to 5 Lakhs inclusive of traveler’s documentation and permit charges. The most favorable time to visit and plan your road trip is in mild to cool temperatures i.e. from November to February for comfortable driving and sightseeing. 

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    Thailand rules many travels enthusiasts bucket list at the top. The country spans around 513 sq km in its area which is densely covered with virgin forestland, picturesque mountains, nightlife, raucous markets and its famous cities known for their unique history and culture. 

    Here’s a list of some famous cities to visit in Thailand: 

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    Bangkok: Known for serving delicious cuisines and providing best nightlife to its visitors, the Bangkok is the perfect option to roam around, with floating markets and warm sandy beaches and north and south national parks. It’s a wonderful place to spend at least couple of days here. With the buzz of over 10 million residents, the city has about 320,000 restaurants serving best Thai, Ethiopian and Latvian cuisines. It also has around 500,000 street food vendors available 24/7 services for the people.  

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    Chiang Mai: The city has more than 300 temples, preserving its deep cultural heritage and stunning viewpoints in the world. The city also has many outdoor markets, such as Talat War root and Talat Jing Jai, offering food, clothing, and perfect souvenirs. 

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    The Far North: The Best region known for Hiking and Adventure, also referred as the Golden Triangle of Thailand, where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet. Once known for the major opium production, the city now offers visitors the chance to explore its striking natural beauty by renting a car or two-wheeler and for a day. 

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    Phuket: The largest island in Thailand, exuding the diverse cultures, foods and traditions, has unique architecture. Surrounded by beautiful beaches, Phuket is a major tourist attraction. 

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    The Upper Golf: The best region for floating markets. Here the famous Maek long railway market can be found. here the vendor pulls a part their parts and allow trains to pass at least six times a day.  The city has a beautiful place called Bang Kachao. It is also referred to as the Green Lung of Bangkok for its proximity to the Capital. Here one can also take a taxi, bus or a car to visit Damnoen Saduak and Ampawa, where you can also stay overnight by the water. 

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