Romantic Things For Couples To Do In Thailand

Last Updated August 22, 2023

Thailand has long been known as one of the most romantic destinations in the world. With soft sandy beaches, warm tropical waters, and the exotic beauty of Thailand’s islands, it’s easy to understand why this country continues to be such an attractive location for couples on romantic getaways. Here are ten of the best romantic things you can do in Thailand on your next vacation!

Take A Private Longtail Boat Ride In Phang Nga Bay

This is one of the most popular romantic things to do while in Thailand. A private longtail boat ride with your partner gives you the chances to see the beautiful scenery up close. It’s a great chance to relax and spend quality time together. There are also many islands, caves and forests that can be visited on a boat trip which will allow you to explore different parts of Phang Nga Bay.

Visit The Phi Phi Islands

Phi Phi Islands are a great place to visit while on vacation. Not only are they beautiful, but they also offer some of the best snorkeling in the world. You can rent a kayak and see all sorts of aquatic life or you can just relax on the beach with your loved one.

Go Snorkeling Or Scuba Diving

One of the best ways to explore the water world is by snorkeling or scuba diving. You’ll be able to see amazing sea life and sights you wouldn’t see from on land like coral reefs, shipwrecks, underwater caves, and more. The best place for this would be Koh Tao since it is a smaller island that has great conditions for snorkeling and diving.

Soak Up The Sun On Railay Beach

Thailand offers many romantic things to do with your significant other. One of the most popular destinations is Railay Beach, which has been voted as one of the top ten beaches in the world. It's not just for sunbathing and swimming though, you can also go kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, camping and so much more!

Take A Cooking Class

One of the most romantic things to do while in Thailand is to take a cooking class. There are so many different cultures, cuisines and food choices that there's no way you won't find something that suits your fancy. Plus, there's nothing more intimate than getting close over a stove and cooking together.

Get Massages

A massage is a great way to relax, and Thailand has some of the best massages in the world. Whether you're looking for an intense Thai massage or something more relaxing like a foot massage, you can find it here.

Rent A Bike And Explore

Grab a bike and explore the beautiful city of Bangkok. Ride through the colorful neighborhoods and watch locals go about their lives. Gaze at the temples and other historic sites that are scattered throughout the city. If you're feeling adventurous, take your bike onto one of Bangkok's many canals where you can enjoy a peaceful ride while admiring all of the lush greenery along the way.

Visit An Elephant Sanctuary

One of the most romantic things to do while in Thailand is visiting an elephant sanctuary. Elephants are very intelligent creatures and each one has a unique personality. It's amazing how they can be so playful while also being gentle and caring with the other elephants. The staff will provide you with bananas, peanuts, and sugar cane for the elephants which they love and really enjoy it when visitors come and spend time with them.

Have Lunch On The Beach

If you're looking for a romantic place to eat with your significant other, take a break from city life and head to the beach. You can enjoy fresh seafood while listening to the sound of waves crashing on the shore. The restaurant is open on either side, so you'll have an unobstructed view of the ocean.

Go Kayaking

Thailand is one of the most visited and amazing countries in the world with many things to see and do. One of the most romantic things to do would be kayaking through a mangrove forest. Not only will you be able to explore the beautiful mangroves, but you will also get an up-close look at some beautiful wildlife.

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A Visit to the Magical Saraswati Temple in Bali

Saraswati Temple (also known as Dewi Saraswati Temple) is one of the most beautiful and stunning Hindu temples in Bali, Indonesia. This temple has been recognised as an official tourist attraction by the island’s government, which means that it’s now legally protected from disrepair or destruction by anyone other than the temple staff and its leadership. The grounds of the temple are also no longer accessible to tourists, so you can be sure that your visit will be respectful to the local Balinese people who hold this temple dear to their hearts.

Must-Read Tips When Traveling Abroad

Traveling has become easier and more affordable nowadays. A lot of reputable travel agencies are offering cheaper rates for an Asia, Europe, or China tour. However, there are still a few do’s and don’ts when it comes to traveling. These few tips will help you have a safer and more unforgettable experience when visiting countries such as China, Thailand, Cambodia, and Europe. Pack accordingly A China tour allows for casual clothing but also you should be prepared for the cold winter. On the other, bringing a jacket to the Bahamas, for example, is a waste of money, time, and space. Additionally, check for local weather conditions as these will help when you pack your clothes and ensembles. Check and double check all your travel documents Different countries need different travel documents. Some countries may require visas while some may not. For example, if you’re planning on taking a China tour, single entry visas are already included in your travel packages, depending on the travel agency. Some countries may require visas while some may not. The use of cell phones abroad cost more Contact your network provider to double check the rates and make sure that the network supports the country you’re about to go to. A Europe tour or a China tour won’t be as much fun if you end up with a high cell phone bill. Credit Card rates abroad The use of credit cards internationally may require additional taxes. Some credit cards don’t apply overseas charges. It’s best to call your bank to be sure. Don’t forget to notify your bank that you’re traveling too. Keep your valuables and luggage in sight It’s very easy to lose a small or even a big bag when traveling. Pickpockets are everywhere and people may try to distract you while checking out your wallet or other personal items. Be alert and stay on track. Always remember that traveling should be fun, but doesn’t mean that responsibilities should be forgotten. These are the basics one must keep in mind, tips that are most important especially to first-time travelers. In the meantime, be safe while planning your next enjoyable vacation.

Flavors of China

Flavors of China Next time when you go to China, try the Peking Duck Banquet in Beijing, a Dumpling Banquet in Xian, some spicy Sichuan cuisine in Chongqing, and delicate Dim Sum in Hong Kong! Authentic Chinese food is an art. After trying this flavorful food in China, you will never go to Panda Express again! Peking Duck Banquet: Beijing Peking Duck Banquet is a meal one must experience while visiting Beijing. Prepared right in front of diners, the chef carefully cuts the cooked duck into thin slices. The duck is then wrapped in the pancake along with a few spring onions and hoisin sauce and served to the table. Dumpling Banquet: Xian People know that visiting Terracotta Warriors is one of the must-do things in Xian. But do you know that Xian is also famous for its Dumpling Banquet? After a visit to the Terracotta Warriors, indulge in these delectable dumplings filled with various meats, seafood and vegetables. Sichuan Cuisine: Chongqing With the presence of garlic, chili peppers, peppercorn and ginger in almost every dish, it is no wonder that Chongqing is most famous for its fiery-hot Sichuan cuisine. Most popular is the Ma Po Tofu dish. Packed with flavor, the dish consists of tofu and minced meat in a spicy bean and chili sauce and is typically eaten with a bowl of rice. Dim Sum: Hong Kong More commonly known as “Dim Sum”, this Chinese custom derived from the ancient tradition of “Yum Cha” which means “drink tea”. Tea houses were originally built to provide travelers journeying the Silk Road with a place to relax and drink tea. Over time, small portions of a variety of foods were slowly introduced along with Yum Cha and evolved into the modern tradition of Dim Sum. Among the vast array of choices, most popular at Dim Sum is har gau (steamed dumpling – shrimp wrapped in clear rice flour), Shu Mai, Char Siu Baau (fluffy white bun filled with barbecued pork), Sticky rice (glutinous rice with eggs, mushrooms, dried scallops and Chinese sausage wrapped in a lotus leaf), lo bak go (turnip cakes) and Chicken Feet (for the adventurous). Dessert usually offers a choice of sweet egg tarts, mango pudding, almond flavored tofu, and much more. Expand your taste palate and try these dishes when you visit China. Book a group tour to China and share these experiences with your friends and the new ones you'll make. 