Yellowstone Vacation Packages

It's a challenge to fit everything you want to do in Thailand into your holiday. There are so many options for a holiday in this stunning Asian country that you'll never have enough time to get them all done To help you out, I've put together this short list of suggestions. You'll certainly be able to fit a couple of these five activities in on a standard two week holiday.
1. Explore the countryside
Even if you're spending your holiday in Bangkok, it's worth spending some time in the countryside too. You'll be surprised how close the country is to the city, making it easy to spend a day away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. You can explore along the canals, called "klong" in Thai, and gaze at the beautiful Thai landscape. There are many orchids in the wild for avid photographers and you can even visit an agricultural cooperative to learn more about

A spectacular display of originality and extravagance, Phuket's Simon Cabaret is one of the most outstanding entertainment attractions in South East Asia. Known for its theatricality and flamboyance, it features a touch of quintessential Thai culture, coupled with western influences. Recognized around the world, it is a must-see for the traveller who enjoys theatre.
Phuket Simon Cabaret was established in 1991. Having been entertaining locals and tourists with the passing of time, it has firmly secured its position as the market leader of professional entertainment. Acclaimed as a world-class performance, it boasts of outstanding set designs, coupled with the glitz and glamour of the elaborate costumes. The theatre seats an enthused audience of well-over 600 people, providing a luxurious, yet intimate atmospheric setting. Spectators will

The distinguished Old Phuket Town offers many scenes of interest to the enthusiastic traveller. Historically and culturally rich, this sector of Phuket contains numerous quaint temples and shrines, well preserved elaborate shophouses, charming cafes, public as well as private museums, and small printing shops.
Of special significance is the unique Sino-Portuguese architecture which seemingly transports visitors to an earlier age with the splendid buildings remaining impressive to this day. This architecture is considered to be a result of European influences in the island.
Old Phuket Town was created through the riches obtained through last century's tin boom, at which time the metal was a very valuable substance. In this part of the city the traveller will encounter imposing Sino-colonial stately homes, which were once the residences of Phuket's tin