Thailand, renowned for its cultural diversity and breathtaking landscapes, is now embracing more sustainable tourism. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is highlighting five eco-friendly travel itineraries, each linked to CF-Hotels certified accommodations committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As environmental preservation becomes a priority, these itineraries offer an attractive alternative for travelers conscious of their ecological footprint.
Discovering the flavors of the east in Chanthaburi
Chanthaburi, located about three and a half hours southeast of Bangkok, is a haven for food lovers. This province is famous for its culinary specialties, influenced by its forests, orchards, and abundant sea, which vary with the seasons.
Must-try dishes include tropical fruits like salak (snake fruit) and durian, fresh seafood, and local herbs such as ginger and sour chamuang leaves.
Stay at: The Motifs Eco Hotel, an eco-friendly hotel distinguished by its commitment to the environment. Open for three years, this establishment uses local materials and prioritizes natural resources to reduce its energy consumption.
Rainforest Adventure in Western Thailand
Kanchanaburi, with its lush forests and rich history, is an ideal destination for adventure and nature lovers. Relive the history of the Death Railway or explore the region’s impressive waterfalls and caves. Thrill-seekers can also enjoy rafting and trekking.
Stay at: The Legacy River Kwai Resort, an eco-friendly hotel offering a variety of activities such as paddleboarding, rafting, and cycling. Nestled in the heart of nature, this resort offers wooden cabins and campsites under the shade of thousands of trees.
Stay at : The Legacy River Kwai Resort, un hôtel écoresponsable proposant des activités variées comme le paddle, le rafting et le vélo. Niché au cœur de la nature, cet établissement offre des cabanes en bois et des emplacements de camping sous l’ombre de milliers d’arbres.
Immersion in Lanna culture in Chiang Mai
The green heart of Phang Nga
Hua Hin: An authentic seaside resort
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