Tourist attractions in Thailand What tourist attractions are there in Thailand?

Thailand can be roughly divided into north, middle, south and northeast according to scenic spots. These four parts have their own proud attractions. North: mainly rural scenery, quiet but lively elements can be seen everywhere, and it is also the main area for the rise of a small fresh city in Thailand in recent years. The most representative cities are "Rose in Northern Thailand", Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. Of course, if you are interested in the historical sites in Thailand, you must not miss Sukhothai, a famous historical city that witnessed the rise and fall of the Thai dynasty.

Central: With modern Bangkok as the center, there are famous tourist attractions such as Pattaya, Hua Hin and Dacheng. Whether it is the seascape of sunny beaches or historical sites, it can be found in the central part, suitable for tourists who don't have enough time.

Nan: It is the most famous island gathering place in Thailand. If you come to Thailand for the blue sky, Phuket, Phi Phi Phi and Koh Samui in the south are definitely the best choices. Every island infects you with its own charm and makes you linger.

Northeast: It is the northeast of Thailand. Because it is close to Laos, many living habits are deeply influenced by Lao culture, so the northeast is named "Yi San". Northeast China is famous for its natural scenery, such as mountains, waterfalls and forests. However, the development of tourism resources in Northeast China is not perfect, the popularity of English is not high, and tourists are scarce. If you are interested in traveling freely, recommend Nakhon Ratchasima in the northeast, where there are the famous Kauai National Forest Park and Uban House in Thailand, and experience the customs and customs in the northeast of Thailand.

Taking Bangkok as the center, it takes about 7 hours to drive to the southern or northern cities, while the central city usually takes about 3 hours. The northeast is close to Laos, and many living habits such as diet and language are very similar to Laos. The most famous government in Northeast China is Nakhon Ratchasima, and there is also the famous Kauai National Park nearby.

Recommended scenic spots in Bangkok

Bangkok's historical attractions and museums are concentrated in the old city, where there are magnificent royal palaces, ancient temples with a long history, classic night markets along the Chao Phraya River, and backpackers' paradise all over the world-by mountain roads. The temples in Bangkok are as exquisite as those in Chiang Mai and are related to the royal family in Dachuan. The Jade Buddha Temple in the Grand Palace is worshipped by members of the royal family, so it enjoys a high reputation in Thailand. The best thing is that these temples are relatively concentrated, basically located in the old city of Bangkok. If you are interested in temples, it is also a great pleasure to spend a day wandering among them.

Recommended scenic spots in Koh Samui

Perhaps the most famous scenic spot in the ancient city of Chiang Mai is Tapimen. The ancient city wall completely retains the classical Thai fashion of Lana era, and the leisurely pigeons under the wall make Tapemen a classic place to punch in and take pictures. Ningman Road, located in the northwest of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, can be described as the gathering place of fashion literature and art in Chiang Mai: cafes, bars and literary shops all over the streets and lanes have formed countless exquisite corners full of Thai freshness, which greatly satisfies the curiosity of shop-exploring and street-shooting lovers. If you leave Ningman Road, you can also go to Chiang Mai University, which takes less than 10 minutes by car. Known as "the most beautiful university in Thailand". Among the dense tropical plants, there is a quiet lake reflecting Su Tieshan not far away, and the strong academic atmosphere on campus makes tourists intoxicated.