Many travelers go to Thailand in search of food and beaches.
The Lonely Planet guide to Thailand delivers this and much more. Thousands of tourists and backpackers have used this guide since its first edition in 1982. What to see and do includes elephant racing and adventurous mountain treks in the northern provinces, visiting the historical parks, museums and palaces of central Thailand, snorkeling the quiet coves of the southern Gulf islands, and chilling-out on the white sand beaches along the Indian Ocean. A good guidebook doesn't pass judgment on geography and culture. This is where the Lonely Planet guide really succeeds.