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Your browser is thia gay supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Thailand is frequently referred to as The Land of Smiles, and for good reason. Most involved with the tourism industry in Thailand speak English, so language barriers will rarely be a problem here.

The capital city, Bangkok is very modern, and a transport hub for destinations in Asia. It is located in the mountains and famous for its temples and outdoor adventure. Thailand is one of the few countries in Asia that is reviewing passing civil partnership legislation.

In addition, anti-discrimination laws have been in place in Thailand since and it offers some of the best protections for the transgender community in Asia.

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Nonetheless, as with most places in Asia, Thai society is conservative. Outward displays of affection are generally uncommon by both straight and same-sex couples. For example, when greeting someone for the first time, the Thais do not hug or kiss and rarely shake hands. Instead they traditionally put their palms together in a lotus bud by the chest and bow the head.

Thailand offers the perfect holiday. Thailand is tropical and hot throughout the year. It has three seasons: hot, cold and rainy. The cold season is from November to February, when temperatures are on average a comfortable mid 20s Celsius 77 F. The hot season is from March to June, with thia gay temperatures around degrees Celsius F.

This thia gay be too hot for some, so Thailand is less busy during this shoulder season. The rainy season varies slightly depending on which coast you are visiting, but generally starts around June and continues to late October. During this time, it does not rain constantly, but almost every day there are periods of intense rain lasting for no more than a few hours.

Chiang Mai is the largest city in North Thailand and is considered the country's top cultural destination, housing more than Buddhist temples. Many well-known temples can be found within the walled historic center, but the most famous temple is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, which overlooks the city from a mountainside 13km 8 mi away.

The mountains also offer outdoor adventures, from treks to biking. Other cultural highlights in Chiang Mai include cooking, perfecting your haggling skills at the night market and visiting a reputable elephant sanctuary like the Elephant Nature Park. Krabi is surrounded by limestone karsts, and its white sandy beaches are popular, particularly Ao Nang and Railay Beach.

Koh Lipe is a small island in the southwest, close to the Malaysian border. Sunrise Beach is the cleanest beach on the island with the clearest water. The healthy coral rich with marine life makes it ideal for snorkeling. There are plenty of upmarket hotels on Sunrise Beach, as well as more budget-friendly options and even a gay-owned guesthouse.

Koh Adang is a large secluded island close to Koh Lipe just 10 minutes away by tailboat. Koh Thia gay island is in southeast Thailand and famous for scuba diving. Most come here to get their PADI certification from one of the many dive shops and as a result, Koh Tao has become quite touristy.

Nonetheless, it remains an island worth visiting not just for the underwater world, but for the many beautiful beaches.