After my visit there I had the feeling that these words don’t exist in their dictionary. The Thais are always smiling and laughing and they seem to be a good example of people who know how to enjoy life.

On this note, if you ever feel in a bad mood you can plan a trip to Thailand and I’m sure you will come back with a different outlook of life. Beyond this positive vibration and all the beautiful Thai tourist attractions, this land is blessed with some idyllic beaches which are real oases of relaxation.

A proper example would be Ao Wai Beach which is a white sandy beach with crystal blue water surrounded by wild forests made up of coconut trees, mango trees and palms. Situated on Koh Samet Island, in Rayong province this corner of heaven is the perfect place in case you want to relax, spend a good time or even find yourself.

I must confess that from all the beaches I’ve seen in Thailand, Ao Wai is my favorite one. If you are still wondering why, you should take a look at the following pictures and maybe you will give it a try.

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The land of smiles, as it is called, is an exotic, chaotic and vibrant country. You will be delighted by the beauty of its sights, by its interesting culture and history, its deep religious side, its wonderful customs or traditions and by its overwhelming optimism. There are so many things that can be said about this country, but in my opinion words cannot fully capture the essence and the beauty of Thailand. This is the reason why I made a selection of the most relevant pictures I have taken in Thailand, pictures which perfectly show what this country means. Take a look at them and get ready to be impressed by the wonders of Thailand.

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