Pictures of tourist attractions in Bangkok, Koh Samet and Pattaya, Thailand

Thailand is a mysterious country that people yearn for. Most people here believe in Buddhism, and everyone has a sincere and kind heart. The entertainment industry here is very developed, and the service industry and tourism industry are also in the forefront of the world. Here I would like to share with you some pictures of tourist attractions in Bangkok, Samak Island and Pattaya, Thailand.

The idea of going to Thailand first came out in June this year. Later, I discussed with my friends. In order to avoid the hot weather and tourist season, I finally decided to leave in mid-September, and my girlfriend's 6-day and 5-night trip is about to begin.

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1. The telephone poles in Thailand are square.

When I arrived in Thailand, the intricate wires in front of the store came into view, but to my surprise, their telephone poles were square, not round like those in China. Do you know why?

Because Thailand is a tropical country with many snakes. Round poles are easy for snakes to climb up, causing line failure, while square poles are difficult for snakes to climb up.

2. Jiya goose street

This is really a bit "dirty". I didn't want to let it go at first, but in order to ensure objectivity and comprehensiveness, I finally decided to mention Thailand as the "most worthwhile tourist spot" (don't get me wrong, I just said sightseeing).

Pattaya is one of the four major red light districts in Asia, where there is a famous pedestrian street, pedestrian street.

Street, also known as Chicken, Duck and Goose Street: Chicken Street, Prostitute Street, Duck Street, Male Prostitute Street, Goose Street, all practitioners didn't start to "stand the street" until around 10 in the evening. I really can't say anything else, just saying, "You will find another self here! 」

In Thailand, the law stipulates that you can be polygamous, and you can get married as long as you can afford it.

Note that the focus is on "affordability". The tour guide told us that because of the imbalance between men and women in Thailand, every man can legally marry more than one wife. In Thai law, only one wife can be registered. Of course, this is the first wife. However, you can find another little wife, and you can find many. If you get married, you can put a water tank at the door. If you have five wives at home, there are five water tanks at the door, provided that you can "afford it".

There are many things that can be done for environmental protection.

During my trip to Thailand, I stayed in three hotels, Bangkok, Koh Samet and Pattaya. There is almost nothing in the hotel, and there are no disposable utensils (teeth, toothpaste, combs, etc.). ) Even the common plastic bottled water in China has been replaced by glass bottles. Later, I learned that this was for environmental protection.

If every hotel in China changes plastic bottled water into glass bottled water, it will be a great contribution to environmental protection. Oh, I forgot to mention that glass bottles in Thai hotels are not allowed to be taken away, so recycling is not difficult.

5. National gambling ban

The Thai government believes that whoring will not destroy a family or a nation, but gambling can.

Therefore, gambling is prohibited in Thailand. Even in a hotel room, it is illegal for tourists to play mahjong and gamble, and they will be punished accordingly.

After staying in Thailand for a few days and going to so many places, I really didn't see gambling or selling cards.

6. Bangkok-the capital of the urban-rural fringe

When you arrive in Bangkok, you will find that this is a magical capital, with luxurious shopping malls and dilapidated shops; There are busy streets and lonely paths; There are high-end villas and simple broken houses.

The key is that these shopping malls, small shops, streets, paths, villas and houses are together. Sometimes there is a small shop next to the shopping mall and a dilapidated house next to the villa, which looks like a complete urban-rural junction.

I didn't know the reason before, but I thought the capital of Bangkok was too low. Later, when I learned the truth, I had no sense of superiority at all. Because Thailand is a country with private ownership of land, every piece of land has its owner, unlike China, who spent his whole life just buying a suite in the air, and the property right is only 70 years, so as long as you have land in Thailand, no one cares how you want to build a house, and as long as you don't want to, no one can touch you, so the scene I just described appears.

7. Language differences

As soon as I got on the bus, the funny Thai tour guide introduced himself. My name is "fart Wei"

Well, wait a minute. What the hell is fart?

Later, I learned that "fart" is a respectful name in Thai, which is equivalent to "Mr., Miss, Big Brother, Big Sister" in Chinese, and it is a commendatory term.

Well, then I'm a fart.

In Thai, "crystal" means beauty, which is generally a general term for beauty under the age of 30. A beautiful woman between 30 and 60 is called "water", and a woman over 60 becomes "dry".

8. Education &; medical treatment

Thai children can enjoy 15 years of compulsory education. In Thailand, children go to school free of charge, and the school also manages breakfast and Chinese food.

In order to make every Thai afford a doctor, and in exchange for the support of farmers' votes, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra began to promote the "35 baht medical plan" (35 baht is equivalent to 7 yuan RMB) at the beginning of 200/kloc-0.

The main content of the plan is to register a "35 baht medical plan" card with a citizen ID card in the hospital where you live. When you are sick and need to see a doctor, you can see a doctor in your hospital by paying 35 baht with the "35 baht medical plan" card. No matter what the disease is, all the expenses are included in this 35 baht. The patient doesn't have to pay a penny more, but also includes three meals.

The only condition is that you must go to the hospital designated by the card. Say what? If China is like this, I think people in China will be much happier and our pressure will be less.

9. Watch your feet and watch other people's heads.

Thai people think that feet are filthy things. Don't point to people or things with your feet, especially don't point to Buddha statues with your feet.

Thai people regard their heads as sacred places, so don't touch others' heads casually.

So in China, you like children, you can touch their heads, but in Thailand, don't do that.

10. Trust

Belief seems to have existed in China thousands of years ago, but in modern China, people "can worship ten thousand buddhas devoutly and seek wealth without practicing".

I dare not say that all Thais have religious beliefs, but over 90% people in Thailand believe in Buddhism, and there are countless temples there. You can often see people chanting scriptures and buddhas. In addition to professional monks, Thai men have to become monks for a period of time in their lives, ranging from seven days to a month and a year or so, in return for their parents' upbringing, which parents are proud of. They got married and had children after secularization.

In addition, ladies should pay special attention to avoid meeting monks, who are particularly concerned about this matter. If a monk is accidentally touched by a woman while chanting, all his efforts will be in vain and he will have to start all over again.

1 1. Blue sky and clear water

About the sea and the sky, this time my memory is mainly in Samet Island, Thailand.

The beach is sunny, the blue sky is clear, the sand is as white as silver, and the coconut grove is a unique tropical scenery, which is refreshing.

The sky exists in every country, but not every country can always see the blue sky. There are few countries with oceans, and of course not everyone can see the blue sea.

Frankly speaking, the sky in Thailand is not the bluest I have ever seen, but the sea is the cleanest and clearest I have ever seen.

Blue sky and blue sea are the most beautiful gifts of nature. They are free, but free is the most expensive. It was so easy to see the blue sky when I was a child that I never thought it was precious. It is rare to see it now, and I deeply feel that "free is the most expensive".

Well, I have been working since I came back from my trip to Thailand. I'm very tired. I write here for the time being, hoping to help you.

May your city also have a good weather.

0 1 Bangkok?

? Grand Palace, Jade Buddha Temple?

Grand palace

Palace), adjacent to Chao Phraya River, is a large-scale ancient architectural complex in the center of Bangkok, with a total area of 2 1.84 million square meters. The Grand Palace is one of many royal palaces in Thailand. It is the best preserved, largest and most national palace in the past dynasties. The Bangkok dynasty lived in the Grand Palace from Rama I to Rama VIII. ?

WatPhraKeo is located in the palace in Bangkok, Thailand. It was built in 1789 and has a royal palace. As a place for the royal family to hold religious ceremonies, it is the most important temple in Bangkok.

Dan nen sha Dao water market

Tannenshado is the most famous water market in Thailand in the past, located at 100 km south of Bangkok. It is still picturesque and is called "Venice of the East".

But to be honest, the water quality is not very good.

Zhaopiye R.

Zhaopiye River (Thai:), commonly known as Chao Phraya River in Chinese, originated in the mountainous area of northern Thailand and flowed to the flat area of southern Thailand, forming the Chao Phraya River Delta and finally flowing into Bangkok Bay. Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is located at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. Zhaopiye River is the largest river in Thailand, which runs through Thailand from north to south.

The night view is beautiful and the water quality is average ~?

Xie Guomin, Chairman of Chia Tai Group, the richest Chinese businessman in Thailand, spent 654.38+0.4 billion baht to build a magnificent private house-Golden House, which was built by the sea. It is said that Meteor Garden was filmed here. ?

02 Samet Island

Samak Island, located in Luo Yong, southeast of Bangkok, is the third largest island in Thailand. The east and west of Sama Island are connected by a small mountain range. The island is full of lush jungles and emerald coconut groves, interwoven into a beautiful picture. Koh Samet is the most popular island in Pattaya. There are countless hills and coconut groves scattered on the island, and there are 15 bays, white beaches and strange rocks, which can be used for a variety of water sports.

In Samet Island, the torch performance was wonderful.

Authentic Thai food, like pineapple rice and Dongyin soup.

03 Pattaya

Pattaya is a hot beach resort in Southeast Asia in recent years, enjoying the reputation of "Oriental Hawaii", and Pattaya has become synonymous with "beach holiday paradise".

Famous for sunshine, beaches and seafood, beautiful seascapes, novel paradise, the most famous shemale performances and colorful night culture attract tourists from all over the world.

On the big day, the shemale is really beautiful, and the "adult show" is also wonderful ~ ~

Hotel, watch the sunrise early in the morning

The shemale is really beautiful.

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Michelin green forest restaurant, the taste is average, but the scenery is beautiful. By the way, Thai massage is very comfortable ~ ~

Go to the Golden Buddha Temple in Pattaya to worship the four-faced Buddha, burn incense, and put lotus flowers on this safe and healthy Buddha to pray for peace and health. No photos were taken in the temple.

Sharifa trinity: riding an elephant, riding a carriage, feeding crocodiles, just so-so, nothing interesting.

Asiatique Asian night market is also very general.

Fruit feast

Tropical fruits are full, sweet and delicious ~ ~

I bought it from Kingpower duty-free shop in buy buy on the last day. At the end of the trip, I found that what I miss most is Samet Island. I have never seen such clean and clear sea water, so I miss it ~ ~

You must rent WiFi for short-term travel abroad. 20 yuan a day is really convenient. It's still a happy card. 60 yuan includes 100 minutes of talking and wireless Internet access, surfing the Internet, sending friends, and video calling with family on WeChat. You can do anything ~ ~

Finally, write some small ideas habitually, whether you have been to Thailand or not, I hope it will help.