The Kingdom of Siam dates from the sixth century BC. Its golden age occurred before the invasion of the Burmese, who would ultimately be defeated. Then, from 1855 onward, the Kingdom opened itself up to international trade, particularly with England. Multiple military dictatorships ruled the country before the adoption of a new Constitution in 2007. Today, the political situation in Thailand remains unstable.
Thailand is not strictly speaking an ideal destination for disabled people, however with a few tips and tricks visiting Thailand in a wheelchair remains possible.
Thailand is Southeast Asia's flagship destination. The availability of direct flights from Paris means you can get away from it all and enjoy a complete change of scenery at a reasonable price, with luxurious hotels, wonderful beaches, mountainous valleys and day trips by motorbike all part of the experience, according to your tastes.
Even the most hardened of adventurers sometimes need a guide! That may of course raise a smile, but bear in mind that there is nothing quite like having a local guide who speaks your own language as a travelling companion. It's much like having an exclusive friend all to yourself: a veritable travel buddy so to speak!
Thailand is bursting with souvenirs and gifts: from umbrellas to incense-burners, via a huge range of wooden mementos, you'll be spoilt for choice! It's also the moment to invest in a new computer - and don't forget to pick up some exotic fruit!