What interesting places in Thailand are not to be missed?

1. Elephant Island, also known as Long Island, is close to Bangkok, but it takes 5 hours by bus and 40 minutes by ferry. Look at the map:

Elephant Island has four main beaches, located in the west of the island, which is the left side of the picture. So everyone can only watch the sunset. It's beautiful to watch the sunset in the hotel. The four beaches are (from north to south) Baishan Beach, Klong Prao Beach, Kai Bae Beach, Lonely Beach and Bangbao (a good place to eat seafood), a fishing village in the south. The price on the island may be slightly higher than the land market, but it is definitely higher than the land market.

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This over-developed island is low. In the peak season, we live in a single-family sea view room, which costs more than 300 yuan a night, and the beach is just a few steps away from home:

As for sports, snorkeling is the most recommended. Any travel agency on the roadside has this kind of project, 800 baht per person a day, which is easy to bargain. Someone will guide me on the boat. I brought a waterproof mobile phone case and took many photos in the sea. It's beautiful:

Don't worry about food, there are some barbecue stalls and bars, where you can order some barbecues, watch the sunset, listen to the sound of the waves and relax infinitely.

2. Mashima

Personally, Mashima is a place with few people and good scenery, which is more suitable for snorkeling than other places in Thailand. Although the scenery is not necessarily the most charming, you can enjoy the whole beach. Mashima is very small, not far from Elephant Island, so we can arrange the trip together. You can see sea cucumbers and sea urchins here, but be careful not to be stung by jellyfish.

The scenery on the island is also full of Thai island customs.

Hua Hin is a seaside town in central Thailand. It is really small and fresh. Comfortable and leisure, staying for many days is a waste of time. There is a sea, a city and a landscape.

There are many small and fresh places in Thailand, such as Pai County. People in China also like to get together, but there are relatively few people in Hua Hin. But it is very famous among Thai aborigines. There is a small railway station with high value:

There is also santorini Park under the blue sky: santorini style without the sea, less spacious and quiet, but more lively and compact fairy tale sense ~ much like Greek. In fact, it is a park, and the tickets are not expensive and there are not many people. It is worth a visit. It's definitely a good place for girls to take pictures. There is also a sheep farm nearby. I suggest you go that day to save money and time.

Image from cellular user @ Sun Xiaoying Koko. The picture below shows the Mianyang farm just mentioned. Sheep Manor is close to santorini, and the tickets are not expensive. It is suggested to arrange a tour of santorini Island. The park has a fresh and childlike style, and all kinds of lovely and retro buildings give people a fairy-tale illusion. With the ticket, you can also get grass to feed the sheep. It is a magical place to meet little sheep for the first time and watch them greedily eat the fresh grass in their hands.

Nakhon Ratchasima: It is a province of Thailand, belonging to the northeast, and one of the 75 existing provinces in Thailand. It retains the ancient architectural style of Thailand. For centuries, it has maintained trade with Cambodia, so its architectural styles have also influenced each other. It really feels like being in Cambodia.

Pimai: Pimai is not far from the above-mentioned yawn. You can go there by minibus. There is Angkor Wat City in Pimaish Palace, but it is similar to Angkor Wat Kiln in Cambodia in scale and style, and cannot surpass the huge architectural system of Angkor Wat. Although the Pimais brochure always insists that the inspiration of Angkor Wat in Cambodia comes from Pimais Palace, the beauty of Angkor Wat cannot be replaced or imitated.