Thairath Online
Thairath Online

Discover Rainy Season Destinations in Thailands Four Regions Following Lisas Trail

Travel05 Jun 2026 14:02 GMT+7

Share

Discover Rainy Season Destinations in Thailands Four Regions Following Lisas Trail

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) invites travelers to experience the charm of Thailand’s four regions through its latest campaign.“feel all the feelings”Open your heart to every emotion and discover the amazing facets of Thailand with various beautiful destinations. Immerse yourself in new perspectives on Thai travel that await everyone to personally experience the value, meaning, and memorable moments at any time—especially during the rainy season when nature becomes particularly beautiful, warm, and full of life.

This journey also features“Lisa”who joins as the Amazing Thailand Ambassador, sharing the charm of Thailand and inspiring people to see the country from a more emotional and heartfelt viewpoint in every trip. Whether in the North, Northeast, Central, or South, every place is not just a travel destination but a space where people can discover stories, impressions, and meaningful moments on every journey.

Rainy season travel locations across the four regions following Lisa's trail

Experience the coolness amid misty landscapes in “the North”

Begin by letting yourself relax amidst lush greenery and refreshing cool air in the North, with the first stop at Phu Langka, Phayao Province, a destination beloved by early morning sea-of-mist admirers, surrounded by intricately layered mountains like a dreamscape.

Next, explore the sacred and beautiful historical site of Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai Province, where on gentle rainy days, the ancient dark bricks contrast with the overcast sky, creating a serene and quiet charm.

Then admire the unusual beauty of the Floating Pagoda at Wat Phu Thabat Sutthawat, Lampang Province, perched atop hills enveloped in endless mist, resembling a scene from a fantasy forest. Afterwards, enjoy sipping hot tea while gazing over the green tea terraces stretching along the hills during the rainy season at a tea plantation in Chiang Rai Province. Finally, slow down your pace and experience life at the lakeside earthen village of Ban Rak Thai, Mae Hong Son Province, a small town from a storybook that visitors find unforgettable.

Discover wonders in the style of“the Northeast”

For those wishing to witness nature's unique spectacle on days when lotus flowers bloom across the water, the Red Lotus Sea in Udon Thani Province offers a breathtaking view as small boats gently glide through a sea of pink flowers under the morning sun—a moment both peaceful and romantic. Alternatively, marvel at the natural stone formations in the middle of the Mekong River at Sam Phan Bok, Ubon Ratchathani Province, where thousands of rock pools carved by the water have formed striking shapes, wonderfully showcasing the grandeur of Thai nature.

Indulge in diverse art and nature experiences in“the Central Region”

The Central region offers timelessly beautiful travel experiences, starting with the intricate beauty of the prang at Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, Bangkok, where, at sunset, warm lights illuminate the prang and its shimmering reflection on the Chao Phraya River, adding a picturesque charm to the riverside atmosphere. Then heal your fatigue with the natural sounds of

Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall, Kanchanaburi Province, where during the rainy season, clear blue water flows abundantly through lush forest layers, creating natural sounds that best soothe weariness. Let your heart wander through the sea and abundant forests in

“the South” Travel south to experience the tranquil beauty of the white sandy sandbars contrasting with the turquoise sea at

Laem Had, Koh Yao Yai, Phang Nga Province, ideal for swimming, kayaking, and watching romantic sunrises and sunsets. Complete your trip perfectly with the ancient rainforest surrounded by towering limestone mountains and an emerald lake at Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani Province, where morning mists hover over the water. The rainy season is especially beautiful for boat tours above the dam amid lush greenery, waterfall visits within the park, or relaxing on floating rafts to enjoy nature's freshness. Besides fulfilling emotional travel experiences, this campaign also features a special activity,

“Feel All the Feelings, Seeking Thailand’s Wonders,”allowing travelers to join and win exclusive souvenirs. This activity is open until 31 July 2026. Interested participants can find more details and conditions on the TAT travel news website.Information: Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)