Central and Southern Thailand. Sukhothai, Songkla

Temples, Gems, Silk and History

Travel and Tourism, Vacation Guide
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Thailand, a personal view from visits in 1975, 1983 and 1985.

This page shows a brief snapshot of my travel impressions.
While I have travelled from south to north on three trips, my time in Thailand totalled less than a month.
In June 1975 I first arrived in Thailand by train from Malaysia. On a later trip I travelled south with a train full of drunk Thai sailors. I made a beach stop at Songla.

South Thailand sunset from train Songkla Thailand beach food Thai sailors on train to HatYai Bangkok Thailand temple dancers

Thai silk and gems and art.

Thai Silk at museum Thai gems at store Thailand embossed metal art Thailand embossed metal art

On a travel north to Chiang Mai, I stopped to see the old temples of Sukhothai. It is the earliest Thai capitol city.

Sukhothai Thailand buddha Sukhothai Thailand temple Sukhothai Thailand stupa Sukhothai Thailand monks Sukhothai Thailand temple Sukhothai Thailand museum carving
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