A top travel advisor shares why Thailand has something for everyone.

Here are some standouts.

Either way, youll pass tiny noodle shops, wooden houses on high stilts, and fruit orchards.

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Bangkok’s bustling Chinatown, one of the most popular tourist destinations.Credit:Gabriel Perez/Getty Images

A four-day adventure here lets your whole family dive into Thailands natural world.

you could also cruise along Cheow Lan Lake in a traditional long-tail boat.

The highlight, though, is the chance to interact with some of the elephants on the property.

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Tuk tuk parked on the street one peaceful night.PhotoTalk/Getty Images

Happily, its also home to my favorite resort for families:Anantara Bophuton the island of Koh Samui.

you’ve got the option to create a tailor-made itinerary with Tydeman by contacting him atjack.tydeman@audleytravel.com.

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The peak of Doi Inthanon mountain, located in Chiang Mai.wichianduangsri/Getty Images

boat of people in water drifting between tall natural rock formations out of water

Beautiful view in Ratchprapha Dam in Khao Sok National Park.Pakin Songmor/Getty Images

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A view of the Anantara Bophut’s beach resort.Courtesy of Minor Hotels