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Six of the best ways to get around Bangkok

Bangkok has some of the world’s worst traffic, but there are ways to beat it – here are six of them.

  • by Caroline Gladstone
Stunningly beautiful: Phu Langka.

Thailand’s most underrated region is sensational

Turn your gaze north from Bangkok and you find a different world, one that defies the stereotypes of the traditional Thai holiday.

  • by Ben Groundwater
The Special Express 31 ‘Thaksinarath’, operated by State Railway of Thailand (SRT).
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Train journeys

Train review: First class on ‘the best train in Thailand’

Bangkok to Hat Yai in southern Thailand is a mammoth 16-hour, 940-kilometre ride. But is it worth the journey?

  • by John Borthwick
Picture-perfect Railay Beach in Thailand’s Krabi province.

Nine must-do highlights of Krabi, Thailand

Krabi is a spectacular coastal province in Thailand that takes in the famous likes of Koh Phi Phi, Koh Lanta and Railay Bay.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Perfection ... a Thai banana pancake.
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Food and wine

The backpacker dish so famous they named a whole region after it

No budget traveller’s trip to South-East Asia was complete without it: banana wrapped in a roti and dubbed a pancake.

  • by Ben Groundwater
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The Slate in Phuket.

No contest: These are Thailand’s 10 best resorts

With its graceful welcome, gorgeous islands and endless coastline, not to mention its flavour-packed cuisine, Thailand will always be one of our best-loved tropical escapes. These resorts are some of our favourite places to land.

  • by Ute Junker
Don Mueang's Terminal 1 is now a budget airline hub and Terminal 2 is used purely for domestic arrivals and departures.

Airport review: Don Mueang Airport, Bangkok

It's not nearly as busy or big as the domestic terminal.

  • by Mark Daffey
Thai AirAsia X's premium seats convert to a lie-flat bed - something most other low-cost airlines' premium seats don't offer.

Airline review: Thai AirAsia X, Airbus A330 premium lie-flat (business class), Melbourne to Bangkok

This is not a business class experience, but you get what you pay for - and what you pay for here is a lie-flat seat.

  • by Craig Platt
An AirAsia flight comes in for a landing at Phuket Airport.

Airport review: Phuket International Airport (HKT)

If only all airport experiences were this easy. No wonder the workers are smiling.

  • by Mark Daffey
The economy cabin has 289 seats in a 3-3-3 layout.

Airline review: Thai Airways, Airbus A350-900, economy class, Bangkok to Melbourne

Stewards don't fuss over you, but nor do you feel like they're ignoring you.

  • by Mark Daffey