Samui Emperor Hotel

1, it's not suitable for free travel for the first time. Although the local people's English is very good, their service is not enthusiastic, and they need tips for everything, so it's best to go with a group for the first time.

The biggest advantage of joining the group is having a car. After all, it's very hot in the local area, and it's very tiring to find a car and a scenic spot. It is almost impossible to arrange in advance.

Thailand's most beautiful scenic spots ranking

1, Bangkok-city of smiles

Bangkok is located on the Chao Phraya River and above the Chao Phraya River Delta. It is the capital of Thailand and the first stop of entry. This is a big oriental city with both ancient and modern flavor. This city was built by the Czech emperor in 1782, and Bangkok has become a treasure house of Thailand today, as well as its spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational and diplomatic center. Bangkok is also called "Venice of the East" because the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok crisscrosses like a spider web. There are countless places of interest in Bangkok, with the largest number of Buddhist temples and more than 400 large and small temples, and the beauty of architecture is also the highest in the country. In the streets and alleys of Bangkok, colorful temples and monasteries can be seen everywhere, so it is also known as the "Buddhist Temple Capital". Recommended scenic spots: Grand Palace and Jade Buddha Temple, Four-faced Buddha, Dali Temple, National Museum, Great Temple Mount and Reclining Buddha Temple.

2. Chiang Mai roses in northern Thailand

Chiang Mai is the second largest city in Thailand, the ancient capital of Thailand and a famous historical and cultural city. Built in 1296, it has a splendid historical background and is famous for its rich and complete cultural relics. It was once the capital of Ranatai Dynasty, the first independent country in Thai history. Chiang Mai has beautiful scenery, and flowers are planted everywhere, especially roses, which are known as the "northern roses". Chiang Mai, 700 kilometers away from Bangkok, is located in the plateau basin at an altitude of 300 meters, surrounded by mountains, with clear rivers flowing through the urban area, cool climate, lush trees, beautiful scenery and numerous historical sites. It is a famous summer resort in Southeast Asia. Recommended attractions: Chiang Mai Ancient Town, Cycas Temple, Martha Elephant Camp, Chiang Mai Saturday Pedestrian Street, Puping Palace, White Temple, Minority Village, Chiang Mai Night Zoo.

3. Pattaya-Oriental Hawaii

Pattaya is an internationally renowned paradise integrating big cities and seaside resorts. Pattaya is located in the southeast of the capital Bangkok 154km, near Luowan between Indian Peninsula and Malay Peninsula. It covers an area of more than 20 kilometers, with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. The average annual temperature is about 20 degrees Celsius. It is famous for its sunshine, beaches and seafood. It is a world-famous emerging seaside tourist resort and is known as "Hawaii of the East". Recommended attractions: Coral Island, Dongba Cultural Village, Lilliputian Country, Marble Park and Water Market.

4. Phuket-Dream Island

Phuket is a paradise in southern Thailand and the largest island in Thailand. The island has the most beautiful beaches in Asia, and there are many natural landscapes such as strange islands, stalactite caves and natural caves nearby. The water on the shore is clear and blue, and the underwater world is more beautiful. It has long been proud of "5S": sunshine (sun), sea (sea), beach (blue sky), safety, full of joy and surprise everywhere. 165438+ 10 to April the following year is the tourist season in Phuket. During this period, the sea was calm, the weather was good and there was little precipitation. Recommended attractions: Pipi Island, Coral Island, Emperor Island, Phang Nga Bay, Patong Beach, Kata Beach, Chalong Temple, Phuket Giant Buddha and Phuket Ancient City.

5. Koh Samui-coconut island

Koh Samui is located in the south of the Gulf of Thailand, 84 kilometers east of Surat Thani, the capital of mainland Thailand. Koh Samui is a resort full of coconut trees. For many people, Koh Samui is like a dreamy tropical island in Robinson Crusoe, which can temporarily make people forget the annoying pressure of big cities, as if they were in a carefree paradise. A major feature of Koh Samui is a 50-kilometer highway around the island, through which tourists can enjoy the beautiful beaches in the north, east and west. This loop passes through the sleeping fishing village, coconut trees and palm trees, most famous waterfalls in Koh Samui, and a fork road extends to the hilly area of the island. The scenery along the way also includes butterfly farms, poisonous snake performances, monkey training centers and some spa facilities. Recommended attractions: Chawang Beach, Lamai Beach, Antong Ocean National Park, Pagan Island, Taodao, Thaksin and Xinya, Namang Waterfall, and Big Buddha Temple.

6. Big City-Jintang City

Ayutthaya, also known as Ayutthaya, is located in central Thailand. It was once the capital of the great city kingdom (1350- 1767) established by King Wu Tong. It is an ancient cultural capital with 33 dynasties and 4 17. It once had a glorious history and prosperous international economy and trade. Today, the remaining relics have reached 1967. Recommended attractions: Mahatai Buddhist Temple, Pusri Shanpei Temple and Popi Ancient Temple.

7. Chiang Rai-the choice of adventure tourism.

Chiang Rai is the northernmost city in Thailand. The northeast and north border Myanmar and Laos, about 785 kilometers away from Bangkok, with an area of 1 1678 square kilometers. It is located at an altitude of 580 meters. Built in 1262, it is the only tunnel leading to the Mekong-Zhanjiang border. The picturesque scenery here, visiting strange mountain tribes, is the first choice for adventure travel. Recommended attractions: Lingguang Temple, Jade Buddha Temple, and Minglai Wangta.

8. Samet Island-beautiful tropical scenery.

Samak Island is located in Luo Yong, southeast of Bangkok, Thailand. It is a small island in the Gulf of Thailand, about 220 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. It attracts tourists from all over the world with its beautiful beaches and rich sea activities all year round. The most attractive thing about Samak Island is that it has the most beautiful beaches in Thailand. You can enjoy windsurfing, snorkeling, water skiing and other water activities all year round, and you also have tranquility and leisure that Pattaya does not have. Koh Samet is indeed a veritable "Koh Samet". Yellow and white sea sand, as delicate as flour, is paved into long and wide sand carpets, which set golden lace for the Pacific Ocean.

9. "Golden Triangle"-poppy distribution center

"Golden Triangle" refers to a triangle located in the border areas of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos in Southeast Asia. Because this area is rich in opium and other drugs for a long time, it is the main drug producing area in the world, making the "Golden Triangle" famous in the world. The "Golden Triangle" covers roughly Shan and Kachin States in northern Myanmar, Chiang Rai Province in Thailand, Langnanta, phongsaly province and Udomsai Provinces in northern Chiang Mai, and Luang Prabang Province in the west, with a total of more than 3,000 villages and towns. Because it is located in a mountainous area, with unique landforms, lush trees and beautiful scenery, and because Myanmar and Laos are isolated from the world, it adds to the mystery of this place. Recommended attractions: Meisai Town, tachilek Town, Qingsheng County, Golden Triangle Archway, Meissler Village.

10, Chao Phraya River-the largest river in Thailand

The Chao Phraya River, also called Zhaopiye River in Thailand, originated in the mountainous area in northern Thailand, flowed to the flat area in the south, formed the Chao Phraya River Delta, and finally flowed into Bangkok Bay, with a total length of 1352 km and a drainage area of170,000 square kilometers. Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is located at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. The Chao Phraya River is the largest river in Thailand, which runs through Thailand from north to south. "Mae Nam" means river in Thai, but its real name should be Zhaopiye River, which means "mother of rivers" in Thai. It is named because it is the largest and longest river in Thailand. Recommended attractions: Binhe, Nanhe, Basse and Water Market.

To travel to Thailand, you must first change the Thai currency. As the climate in Thailand is relatively dry, you should pay attention to your diet and bring some daily medicines.

2. When you arrive in Thailand, don't touch the Thai's head. Thais believe that everyone has an elf (not even a child's head) on his head.

Thailand is a Buddhist country. Take off your shoes and hats before entering the temple dedicated to Buddha statues. You can't enter when there is a religious assembly inside. A woman can't touch a monk, or his years of practice will be ruined.

Gambling is forbidden in Thailand, even in hotels.

5. The places where Southeast Asian countries stay, such as Thailand, do not provide toilets, so you need to bring your own.

6. In Thailand, you need to prepare a tip of one dollar and five yuan.