Beautiful limestone caves cover the island of Ao Nang in the Krabi province of Thailand. Here you can feed your outdoor wild spirit by going rock climbing, snorkeling, or hiking in the jungle.

A large portion of Thai life can be experienced on its rivers. Entire villages and markets are built on the water, and the inhabitants of these places use motor boats and canoes to get around daily. You can even find people cooking and selling Thai dishes from their boats for tourists that come to visit.

Night markets are very common in Thailand, and are a great way to explore some of the local cuisine.

The climb to reach this temple is challenging, however, once there, the views are out of this world.

The largest carved Buddha image in the world was carved out by laser beams in the rock in 1996. This Buddha Mountain is located outside of Pattaya.

Buddhist monks walking out of the Wat Arun temple located in Bangkok.

Thailand offers many different boat tours to some of the most pristine beaches and isolated islands.

Railroad tracks above the river Kwai, which lead to a Buddhist monastery located inside a cave.

In many parts of Thailand it is easy to find elephants which one can ride and even experience a bath in the river during a hot day.

Low tide at sunset allows for people to safely cross the water to the other island during a boat tour.