What niche and interesting places should not be missed when traveling to Thailand?

1. Koh Chang, also known as Koh Chang, is relatively close to Bangkok, but it takes five hours by bus and 40 minutes by ferry to get there. Look at the map:

There are four main beaches on Koh Chang, which are located on the west side of the island, which is on the left side of the picture. (So ??you can only see the sunset, which is beautiful in the hotel) The four beaches are (from north to south) White sand beach, Klong Prao Beach, Kai Bae Beach Beach), Lonely Beach (Lonely Beach), and Bangbao, a fishing village in the south (a good place to eat seafood). Prices on the island may be slightly higher than in mainland cities, but they are definitely lower than on over-developed islands like

Phuket

. We stayed in a single-family sea-view room during the peak season, which cost just over 300 RMB per night, and we were just steps from the beach:

As for things to do, the most recommended one is snorkeling. You can find this kind of program at any travel agency on the roadside. It costs 800 baht per person per day, so it's easy to negotiate the price. There will be someone on the boat to guide you. I brought a waterproof mobile phone case and took a lot of photos in the sea. They are beautiful:

You don’t have to worry about food. There are some barbecue stalls and bars where you can order some barbecue. , watch the sunset, listen to the sound of the waves, and relax infinitely.

2. Koh Mak

Personally, I think Koh Mak is a place with less scenery and is more suitable than other places in Thailand. Although the scenery may not be the most charming in the snorkeling area, you can enjoy an entire beach. Koh Mak is very small and not far from Koh Chang, so you can arrange your itinerary together. You can see sea cucumbers and sea urchins here, but be careful not to get stung by jellyfish.

The scenery on the island is also full of Thai island style.

Hua Hin (HUAHIN) is a seaside town in central Thailand, a truly small and fresh place. Comfortable and relaxing, you won’t be able to spend enough time staying there for many days. There are sea, city and landscape.

There are many small and fresh places in Thailand such as Pai County. Chinese people also like to go there in large groups, but relatively few people go to this small town of Hua Hin. But it is famous among Thai natives. There is a beautiful small train station here:

There is also Santorini Park under the blue sky: Santorini style without the sea, less vast and quiet, but with more lively and compact fairy tales It feels like this is like Greece. In fact, it is a park. The tickets are not expensive and there are not many people. It is worth a visit. It is definitely a good place for girls to take pictures. There is also a sheep farm nearby. It is recommended that you go on the same day to save money. Travel expenses and time.

The picture comes from Mafengwo user @孙小英KoKo. The picture below is the Mianyang farm mentioned just now. Sheep Manor is very close to Santorini, and the tickets are not expensive. It is recommended to arrange a visit with Santorini. The park has a fresh and childlike style and a variety of cute retro buildings, giving people the illusion of a fairy tale. With the ticket, you can also get grass to feed the sheep. It is the first time you have such close contact with the little sheep, and watching them greedily eat the fresh grass in your hands is a magical place that can make you feel better.

Nakhon Ratchasima: It is a province in Thailand, belonging to the Northeast region, and one of the 75 provinces in Thailand. The ancient architectural style of Thailand is preserved here. For centuries, it has maintained trade with Cambodia, so the architectural styles have also influenced each other. It really feels like being in Cambodia.

Pimai: Pimai is not far from the Nakhon Ratchasima Province mentioned above and can be reached by minibus. Phimai Stone Palace is known as a small city of Angkor, but its architectural scale and style are only similar to Angkor Wat in Cambodia, and cannot surpass Angkor's huge architectural system. Although it has always been mentioned in Phimai's brochures He insists that Angkor in Cambodia comes from the architectural inspiration of Phimai, but the beauty of Angkor cannot be replaced and imitated by Phimai Stone Palace.