Unlock Thailand’s secret tourist destinations: 5 mind-blowing provinces that will transform your year-end (video)

As the year winds down, explore Thailand‘s secret tourist destinations that promise adventure, tranquillity, and jaw-dropping scenery.

Agoda spills the beans on the top five emerging destinations that are making waves in the travel scene.

With a whopping 50% surge in searches on Agoda compared to last year, Nakhon Nayok, just a stone’s throw from Bangkok, is a must-visit. Dive into the laid-back vibes and explore Khao Lon Adventure, a nature haven with wooden bridges, rock formations, and adrenaline-pumping activities. Get ready for sunsets that transform the landscape into a golden wonderland.

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Ubon Ratchathani, the northeastern powerhouse, beckons with thrilling attractions. Walk on air at Sirindhorn Dam Nature Skywalk, offering panoramic views and glass floors that’ll make your heart race. For sand enthusiasts, Hong Beach’s steep inclines and shiny bronze rocks accessible only by boat are a dream come true.

Culture vultures, don’t miss the Sirindhorn Wararam Temple’s majestic art, glowing in fluorescent greens, and a family-friendly adventure at Ubon Ratchathani Zoo.

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Escape the hustle just 100 kilometres from Bangkok in Suphan Buri. Wander through the Sam Chuk Old Market’s vintage charm along the Tha Chin River. The Khao Wong Reservoir, a collaborative masterpiece, promises tranquillity amidst nature.

Immerse yourself in the authentic essence of this city, where historical wonders blend seamlessly with natural beauty, reported Travel Daily News.

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Thailand’s ninth-largest city, Phetchabun, boasts architectural marvels and natural wonders. Walk the towering Huai Tong Bridge cutting through lush valleys and visit the ever-flowing Sri Dit Waterfall, surrounded by a no-hunting zone.

The Amazing Dinosaur Khao Kho brings joy to young explorers, while history buffs can explore Si Thep Historical Park, a UNESCO Heritage site with pyramid-shaped hills and ancient Buddhist stupas.

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Trang, a coastal gem along the Andaman Sea, is a haven for nature lovers and foodies alike. Bask in the glory of Ko Kradan’s world-renowned beaches, crowned the best by the World Beach Guide website. Back in Trang City, immerse yourself in Chino-Portuguese architecture, century-old shrines, and delectable dishes like Trang Grilled Pork and Mei Cai Kou Rou. Discover the richness of history and the culinary arts in this hidden paradise.

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