Why did China people go abroad to Thailand for the first time?

Now people's general living standards have been greatly improved, not only satisfied with food and clothing, but also traveling abroad has become a dream of many people. So why do most China tourists choose Thailand when they go abroad for the first time? This is a very common question, and I will share a detailed introduction with you.

Why did you choose to go to Thailand for the first time? 1. The distance is close, there are low-cost airlines such as AirAsia, and the air tickets are cheap. Especially when there is a discount, you can fly to Bangkok for a few hundred dollars, which can be said to be quite cost-effective. Air tickets are the bulk of travel expenses. If the air ticket can save a sum of money, the travel budget will naturally be more adequate.

2. The overall law and order in Thailand is good. Everyone is worried about the safety of travel. Thailand is a Buddhist country, relatively peaceful, and most people are fine.

3. Thailand's tourism develops early, with rich tourism resources, perfect supporting facilities and many choices.

There are many delicious things in Thailand. All kinds of freshly squeezed fruit juice, salad, milk tea, noodle soup in street soup and seafood satisfy many foodies.

5. Thailand is cheap. The price of domestic express hotels can stay in Shanghai viewing room with swimming pool, which can be said to be quite cost-effective and the experience is super good. Eating is also cheap. Sometimes I go to Thailand and find that it is not as expensive as domestic tourism.

6. Shopping is convenient, and there are 7 1 1 everywhere.

7. The key is to see people from China everywhere, without worrying about language problems. If you have any questions, you can ask China people for help. Moreover, most Thais can speak relatively simple Chinese, so for those who travel abroad for the first time and lack confidence in English, Thailand is of course the first choice.

8. landing visa is very convenient, and in recent years, Thailand has often implemented a visa-free charging policy for China tourists.

Introduction to Thai Culture The Kingdom of Thailand (Thai:? ), commonly known as Thailand (Thai:? ) is a constitutional monarchy country located in Southeast Asia. Thailand is a Buddhist country, Buddhism is the national religion of Thailand, and 90% people believe in Buddhism. For hundreds of years, almost all aspects such as customs, literature, art and architecture have been closely related to Buddhism. In Thailand, every Buddhist boy reaches a certain age.

Everyone has to get a haircut and become a monk, even the royal family is no exception. When you travel to Thailand, you can see monks in yellow robes and splendid temples everywhere. Therefore, Thailand has the reputation of "yellow robe Buddha country". Buddhism is Thailand.

People have shaped moral standards and formed a spirit of advocating tolerance, tranquility and peace.

Thailand is a country with thousands of Buddhas, many temples and a belief in human smiles. With islands, delicious food and unique culture, this is a natural tourist country. Thailand is rich in tourism resources with more than 500 scenic spots. Apart from Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Pataia, a number of new tourist spots such as Chiang Rai, Hua Hin and Koh Samui have developed rapidly. It has attracted many foreign tourists.

Bangkok Thailand Grand Palace, also known as the Forbidden City, is the palace of King I to King VIII of Bangkok Dynasty in Thailand. Grand Palace, with a total area of 2,654.38+0.84 million square meters, is located in the center of Bangkok, the capital, next to the Chao Phraya River. It is the most spectacular ancient building in Bangkok.

Group. 1782, the construction of the Grand Palace was started by the Bangkok dynasty Rama I Paputa Yuhua Jura Lohden.

1784, when the first palace, Amarin Palace, was completed, Rama I moved into the palace to take charge of political affairs. Then the emperors gathered in Thailand.

The essence of China's architectural art, the continuous expansion of the Grand Palace and the increasingly gorgeous decoration have brought it to its present scale. There is a white palace wall around the Grand Palace, which is about 5 meters high and has a total length of 1900 meters. The building is dominated by white and wind.

Plaid is mainly Siam. In the garden, there are green grass, flowers in full bloom, trees dancing and fragrant flowers everywhere. The Grand Palace is mainly composed of several palaces and a temple. The temples in the Grand Palace are the famous Jade Buddha Temple buildings.

Dress code for the Grand Palace

Pattaya is famous for its sunshine, beaches and seafood. It is known as "Hawaii in the East" and is a world-famous emerging seaside tourist resort. Located in Siam Bay, southeast of Bangkok 154km, between zhina Peninsula and Malay Peninsula, the urban area is more than 20 square kilometers, with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, and the annual average temperature is about 20℃. It receives more than 65.438 million tourists every year, and its foreign exchange income is equivalent to more than 7 billion baht. It is one of the important pillars of Thailand's tourism industry.

1. Fu Gui Jinwu is the richest man in Thailand. On the occasion of mother's 60th birthday, Mr. Xie Guomin, the Chinese chairman of Zheng Da International Group, invested1300 million Thai pearls (about 400 million RMB) to build a private manor with European and American architectural style. The manor covers an area of 1.3 million square meters, and its construction scale is second only to that of the Grand Palace. Because there is a pure gold Guanyin Buddha statue cast in the manor, it is called "Golden House".

The east and west sides of Samet Island are connected by a small mountain range. The island is full of lush jungles and green 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, such as diving and water skiing.

3. Pattaya Water Market is the most primitive water market on the Chao Phraya River. It combines the characteristics of the traditional water market in Thailand, allowing you to feel the simple and natural customs and culture of the local people while shopping, and become a famous attraction that tourists must visit. The movie "Du Lala's Promotion" starring Xu was shot here and made it known to more people.

Lovely miss Thailand, colorful streets and night markets.