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<div>Start your day off at a cafe with traditional Thai iced tea and explore the beautiful city of Bankok!</div>

<div>Welcome to Thailand</div>

<div>Bankok is home to many beautiful Buddhist temples. You definitely can't leave Bangkok without visiting their jaw-dropping wats.</div>

<div><strong>Wat Benchamabophit </strong>is a remarkable red and gold temple, built with Italian marble. It is found in the Dusit District of Bangkok, and it is certainly worth the visit!</div>

<div><strong>Wat Phra Kaew </strong>also known as, <strong>Temple of the Emerald Buddha</strong>, is one of the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. It is home to Thailand's most important statue, the <strong>Emerald Buddha</strong>.</div>

<div>Go on a Thai culinary adventure and enjoy the great delicious street food Bangkok is known for.</div>

<div>Enjoy a very unique experience by visiting the Floating Market, where souvenirs, snacks, sweets and other goods are sold on boats.  </div>

<div>Eat like the locals!</div>

<div>Loy Krathong is the festival of lights and lanterns that is celebrated in Thailand. Loy Krathong means "<em>to float a basket", </em>and is one of the most awaited festivals in the country.</div>

<div>Loy Krathong</div>

<div>Loy Krathong is celebrated on the night of the 12th lunar month, at the end of the rainy season when the full moon lights up the sky.</div>

<div>Every year, tourists and locals gather together to release their lantern or floating basket into the sky or river at night.</div>

<div>Wish all your problems and bad luck away when releasing your </div><div>lantern or krathong, as it is a symbolizes new beginnings.</div>