Which part of thailand that you want to go aside from Bangkok the capital city,in fact there are alot of place to go and see it depense on what do you want to see and do.
Let's start from Bangkok I would recommend to find a cheap hotel about 20-30 USD per night where available in all part of the city just take your time to visit and see around Bangkok for places ,people,transportation system,shopping ,eating ,night life and etc. In the view ,if you time available 2-3 days would be great enough for you to do so ,otherwise you may get bored if you found that too much traffic jam and crowed.
The next stop could be some of intereting places near or around Bangkok where you can go in the mornig and come back in the evening if you want to stay in Bangkok and below are some of popular places where most of the people go.
Pattaya beach : Located in the east side of BKK and take about 2 hrs to get to;the place is kind of the sand beach and some of bar beer and night life to see and experience,however the beach and the sand is not so calm and clean due to the crowed and business building around the beach ,however for the clean and calm nice beach you have to take a boat or speed boat away to the island where alot of beautiful beach and island to see and stay.
Ex-Capital city Ayutthaya province ;Located in the north of Bangkok ,used to be the capital city during the past 600 year ago where people can see some of acceint places such old Buddha temple,King palaces ,musiums and historical site and related.
River Khwai,Khanchanaburi province;Located about 2 hrs by driving from Bangkok in the western side. well known for the WWII historical place where the combat took place between allies country and the imperer of Japan ;what you can see is some of the bridge and musium where shown and display the the suffering prisoner who was forced to build the bridge to cross the river Khwai.
will continue later to the northern part Chiengmai and down to the southern part Phuket for the family or a single who want to see and experience more in Thailand.
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