Thailand pictures gallery

Pictures of Thailand taken by award-winning Thailand photographer, Mr. Somyot ('Gett') Chamnanrith, who has been traveling around and photographing Thailand for over 20 years a.  The thaiphoto.net website is a complete guide to travel and photography in Thailand.  We expect visitors to Thailand will return home with a number of wonderful photos -- to be used for the personal enjoyment of sharing your memories with friends and family, or for various professional purposes (such as improving your stock photo supply business)

The Thailand Photo Gallery on this website will help expand the horizon of Thai photography, allowing it to be shared with the whole world.  Amazing pictures from the many beautiful regions of Thailand are on display here.  Before your arrival to Thailand, please take a good look at this website to help plan your travel itinerary.

Thailand is a large country, with an area of 513,115 sq. km.  It is divided into 4 natural regions: North, Central, Northeast and South.

When you first arrive in Thailand, you will be warmly welcomed by countless smiling faces of the locals.  Their kindness and acceptance always shines brightly through their eyes, coming from deep within their hearts.

When you are traveling in Thailand, accommodation issues are nothing to concern about. You can easily find wide range of accommodation types in every part of the country which will well-fit with your travel budget; from 5 star international hotels to local hostels and guest house. More advancing, if you could book hotel in Thailand ahead your trip especially during peak tourism season, your life will be much easier.

Enjoy city-life photography in Bangkok (also known as "The City of Angels"). 

When you travel to the north, you can escape into the mountains (considered to be the foothills of the Himalayas) to enjoy the wide variety of exotic birds and wild animals that reside in the lovely forests, relishing in the cooler temperatures.

Chiang Mai is often referred to as "The Rose of the North," where you can enjoy numerous outdoor activities, including trekking tours.  Further to the north is Chiang Rai, where you can visit the world-famous Golden Triangle area (where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos converge).