Visit a Green Destination - In Thailand

Several Thai cities and islands are known for their green initiatives and sustainable tourism practices. Chiang Mai, Nan, Sukhothai, and Bangkok (specifically Bang Kachao or "Green Lung") are examples of urban areas with a focus on green spaces and sustainable tourism. Additionally, Koh Mak is recognized as the first low carbon destination in Thailand.  

Koh Mak

To face the common environmental challenges linked to a persistent growth in the number of tourists, the island of Koh Mak has been making great efforts to become the first “Low Carbon Destination” in Thailand for almost ten years now. With all the public and private sector being fully involved in the process, an impressive number of environmentally-friendly activities have been pushed all around the destination, together with the accomplishment of many headways in the use of digital technologies, advanced research in the field of carbon sequestration, and the production of supporting equipment from recyclable sources.

Nan:

The old city of Nan has been recognized for its sustainable tourism initiatives.

Sukhothai:

Sukhothai's historical park and efforts in sustainable tourism have also been highlighted.