It's no wonder that Thailand attracts over 25 million tourists each year with its rich cultural heritage and scenic beaches, along with its bright and welcoming nature, making for an unforgettable adventure. Let's dive into a rainbow trail of iconic landmarks in Thailand that will fill your hearts with colour. 

Immerse yourself in the charm of Hinoki Land, a recreated Japanese town built using Hinoki Cypress wood. Located in Chaiya Prakan district in Chiang Mai, this 88 rai mini-Japan is renowned for its manicured gardens, delicate topiary sculptures, and serene atmosphere. At Hinoki Land, a palisade of 88 red torii replicates the one at Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Shrine, inviting visitors to take a pleasant stroll and indulge in the culture and traditions of Japan in Thailand!

Situated in the UNESCO World Heritage city, Ayutthaya, Wat Chaiwatthanaram is a replica of the Angkor temple in Cambodia. This Buddhist temple emanates a vibrant aura reminiscent of the colour orange. Its intricate architecture, adorned with ornate orange and gold accents, exudes vitality and spiritual energy. The warm hue reflects deep-rooted traditions, and the significance of orange robes worn by monks to symbolise their devotion to the Buddhist faith.

The Grand Palace, located in the heart of the city is one of Bangkok's most magnificent sites. Built in 1782, it stands as a symbol of the rich heritage of Thai royalty. Renowned for its architectural splendour, the intricate details represent vibrant shades of yellow, often associated with royalty and spirituality. Visitors will be transported to a world of grandeur and history while exploring various landmarks within the Grand Palace.

Tucked away on Angthong's Koh Mae Koh island, you'll find a green-hued saltwater lagoon known as "Talay Nai" or "Emerald Lake." Enclosed by millennia-old limestone, the lagoon creates a secluded paradise where visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant oasis of green, evoking a sense of tranquillity. This secret lagoon can only be reached by a short  hike, but the shimmering and splendid emerald waters make the journey well worth it.

Koh Phra Thong, also known as the Golden Buddha Island, is a hidden gem located in the Phang Nga province. Listed among Thailand's unseen tourist attractions, the crystal-clear waters shimmer with varying shades of blue, ranging from the azure of the sky to the deep turquoise of the sea. Nature lovers are invited to immerse themselves in the soothing embrace of these warm hues while cycling around the island and absorbing the idyllic atmosphere.

Captivating the eyes with its dazzling shade of rich sapphire is Wat Rong Suea Ten, also known as the "Temple of the Dancing Tiger." Located in Chiang Rai, the statues, roof, and temple walls are covered in a gorgeous indigo hue, symbolising purity, wisdom, and a lack of materialism. The palace's design is a fusion of Buddhist principles, Thai architectural elements, and bold contemporary designs, making it truly one of a kind.

Situated just north of Bangkok, Thailand's town of lotus, Pathum Thani, is renowned for its lush lotus ponds that blanket the landscape with delicate violet petals. Visitors can take a break from the bustling city life and experience nature's exquisite palette. While you're there, don't forget to check out the Lotus Museum, where you can find a variety of blooming lotus flowers, bringing the vibrancy and allure of the lotus to life.

From the opulent Grand Palace adorned with shades of yellow to the serene beauty of Emerald Lake's green oasis and the mystical allure of Wat Rong Suea Ten's indigo hues, Thailand's colourful secrets are waiting to be unlocked, ready to entrance you with a kaleidoscope of wonder.