What are the beautiful but small scenic spots abroad?

What scenic spots are there in the world with good scenery and small population? What are the beautiful but small scenic spots abroad? Let's have a look!

It's free to sign in Thailand. It's fun for these people to lose a scenic niche destination!

There are too many reasons to travel to Thailand, ranking in no particular order: First, the tourism infrastructure is extremely perfect, close to us, flying from China or the local transportation costs are very low, the transportation is convenient and the road conditions are good; Second, the overall price is cheap. You can eat fried noodles for a few dollars, massage for 30 to 40 RMB an hour, and you can stay in a beautiful and comfortable guest house in Thailand for 200 to 300 RMB. Third, the streets are full of delicious food and snacks, as well as colorful tropical fruits; Fourth, the people are warm and friendly; Fifth, there are rich tourism resources, including mountains, seas, temples and jungles ... beautiful scenery everywhere; Sixth, Thai signing is free!

Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai ... Are they already on your wish list? Although these places are so famous and beautiful, the producers always feel that they still have a sigh of relief. Come to think of it, it turned out that "people" were at work. What's the point of going out to play just looking at people? It is better to go to a place that does not lose its authenticity and see the life of the local people. The inspiration of that kind of life is like falling in love with someone at first sight, which is wonderful.

Well, at present, a few people know that Thailand is not that beautiful, and 90% people don't know it yet ~

Smilan, only open for six months a year.

If you plan to go to Phuket, don't miss the one-day trip to Smilan. This is Thailand National Ocean Park, and the pure and colorful ocean world will live up to your expectations. "Smilan" means "nine" in Malay. As the name implies, the Smilan Islands mean nine islands. These nine islands are arranged in three groups, and the specific names are not easy to remember. You can go to Baidu yourself if you are interested. These islands are undeveloped, and the island presents the beauty of primitive and simple nature, which is refreshing. Under the island are huge sea fans, endless coral reefs and grotesque phosphorus rocks, and rich marine life, which makes diving enthusiasts regard this place as one of the top ten most fascinating tourist spots in the world.

But it is only open in June 1 1 until April of the following year. Usually April 30 is the last time to land on the island, and the rest of the time is not allowed. There are still two months left this year, and if we miss it, we will wait until the end of the year.

From Phuket to Smilan Island, you must first go to Koala (Koala), but there are few buses to Koala, so you need to book in advance, and the cost is 1700-3000 baht. However, there are many companies in Kaolak that act as agents for the 3-day tour of Smilan Islands 1-3, which is very convenient and has a wide choice. However, the accommodation on the island is primitive and not recommended. Let's go back to Phuket.

Maday-Bailey Island, Thailand

Although Bailey Island is administratively under the jurisdiction of Thailand, it is actually located in the Andaman Sea northwest of Penang, Malaysia, and is known as one of the top ten most livable islands. There are many kinds of corals, and white beaches surround the island, which is known as the Little Maldives. There are few tourists on the island and the residents are friendly. It is the favorite of people who avoid the noise, a good place to relax and an ideal diving destination.

Bailey Island is very small. There are three most famous beaches on the island: Sunrise Beach, Sunset Beach and Pattaya Beach, the most famous beach in Pattaya. The center of the island is a pedestrian street, which is the busiest place on the island. There are restaurants, spas, shops, convenience stores, ATMs, diving companies and travel companies. From here, you can walk or take a tuk-tuk bus to the three most famous beaches.

In the peak season (June165438+1October to May of the following year), it is also the most convenient and quick way to go to Lipei Island by boat directly from Langkawi, Malaysia. In other seasons (June to 65438+1October), the general route is to take a 2-hour bus from Hatyai to Pakbara Pier in Sutton House, and then take the clipper (about 1 1:30 in the morning and 14:30 in the afternoon) twice a day.

Contract the beauty of an island hotel-Yaonuo Island.

Find a relatively familiar reference, Huangdi Island, and compare it to get the tone of Yaonuo Island immediately. Emperor Island is more like a passionate girl, who can swim freely in the sea, exude youth and enthusiasm, and blend in with the sea. Yao Island is like a fairy mountain on the sea, mysterious and with a calm self-confidence. The color of the sea is so deep that you can't even hear the sound of the waves on the main beach. Whenever you enter a villa that blends with the virgin forest, you will hear the sound of waves through the Woods.

One of the world's top hotels, Six Sense Yao NOI (Yaonuo Island Sixth Sense Resort Hotel) is located here, specifically contracting the island. On a quiet island, several huts are hidden between mountains and jungles, as if living at the end of the world. Such a place can let you talk to yourself, or walk alone in the forest with your lover, and blend in with nature, like a thorough purification from the inside out.

Rent a motorcycle and ride a fresh style-Baixian.

It is no exaggeration for users to describe Baixian, a small town in northern Thailand. It can be hippie or rural. The most pleasant thing here is to rent a scooter, roam around and enjoy the most precious and comfortable happiness and freedom in the world. This kind of happiness and freedom will always belong to the way to see the scenery.

The air here is crystal clear, the rice is thriving and the vegetation is lush. A long picture is made up of all kinds of greens from deep to light that you can imagine. The pale blue distant mountains are layered, and large clouds are piled up on the mountains, filling the skyline. The wind blows from nowhere, surging with the fragrance of wild flowers and vegetation. In the middle of the field, you can occasionally see a wooden house with a herringbone roof, almost submerged by green, and occasionally you can see a tree showing off and growing freely without obstacles.

Understand Thailand a hundred years ago-sweeping the streets

Kiyodo ("Starlight Town" in Thai) is located in northern Thailand, which is incredibly quiet compared with Chiang Rai. Rice fields, temples and markets all retain the original appearance of Thailand a hundred years ago.

Sweeping the road, as its name suggests, is a secluded path leading to the mysterious mountain. Tampalong Temple is located on the mountain connected by this quiet path. Climb up the steps step by step, with lush trees on both sides. On the way, you can meet young monks to clean up fallen leaves. Climbed 300 steps to watch monks do morning classes, and you can also see foreigners sitting cross-legged on the empty terrace.

Qingdao Lake is also famous for its limestone caves, and its representative, Qingdao Lake, was once the hermit's retreat in Thailand for thousands of years. There are countless caves in Sweeping Mountain, crisscrossing more than ten kilometers. Compared with the larger caves in China, the caves are a little shabby, with no colorful lights and heavy makeup. However, there is a strong religious atmosphere in the cave, and Buddha statues can be seen everywhere, which is incomparable to the landscape caves in China, which shows the powerful power of Buddhism in this country.

A small village that can only speak Mandarin and Thai-Meisile

Meisile is located at the southern foot of the Himalayas, about 1 100 meters above sea level. The climate is pleasant in all seasons, so you don't need to turn on the air conditioner at night. Breathing the fresh air, blowing the cool wind, looking at the beautiful scenery around me and listening to the birds singing in my ears, I can really feel the heartfelt admiration from the lonely soldiers who have been wandering for a long time: "How beautiful!" This praise also became the origin of Maisler's name.

At that time, many officers and men of the 93rd Division of the Thai Northern Independence Army and their descendants lived here. In addition to China people, there are five Thai ethnic minorities living here, so most of the time they can only hear Mandarin and Thai. Occasionally, an English sentence from European and American tourists will make simple local residents shake their heads and laugh.