Which city is the best to go to Thailand?

The interesting cities in Thailand are Chiang Rai, Payao, Nampong Province, Nambon and Yekung.

Chiang Rai Fu 1

Chiang Rai (Thai, English) is the northern border of Thailand, bordering Myanmar in the northwest and Laos in the northeast. It is famous for its breathtaking scenery and the strange customs of temples on the top of the mountain and tribal peoples in mountainous areas. Beautiful scenery and majestic temples have also attracted the favor of countless tourists.

2. Payao Cabin

Payao prefecture is also a prefecture in northern Thailand. It is about 69 1 km from the capital Bangkok. Close to Chiang Rai, 3 hours drive from Chiang Mai; There are three scenic spots in Payao Prefecture that locals yearn for, namely, the sunset in Payao Lake, the sea of clouds in Planka Mountain and the sunflower field in winter.

3. Lampung Province

Nanbang Province belonged to Lanna Dynasty, and controlled northern Thailand from13rd century to18th century, so it was the place where temples in Myanmar were concentrated. The Elephant Protection Center in Nampong Province was established in 1993 to provide tourists with an elephant riding experience.

The "rooster bowl" that can be seen everywhere in Thailand actually comes from Nanbang Province, which is rich in ceramics. Moreover, the rooster is the mascot of this city and can often be seen in other parts of the city.

4. Men's Library

Nanbenfu is 26 kilometers south of Chiang Mai, and the environment is as quiet as a conch. The city develops along the east bank of the Yellow River and is bounded by a moat. There is one of the most important temples in the north in Nanben, Halibenchai Temple.

"Phra That" means that this place is a Buddhist monument, which contains the hair of the Buddha, which may have been buried in the pagoda when it was built in 897 AD. There is also the Queen Chamatwi Memorial Hall, which is believed to be the Queen's final resting place. In the main morning market in the south of the city, people still worship the statue of the queen.

5. Night Kung Fu

Located in the middle of Thailand, Yegongfu is the smallest of all provinces in Thailand. Although its place is small, it is "complete"! This small town living by the water fully embodies the traditional Thai way of life, which is closely related to water from morning till night, such as water delivery, water shopping and water cooking. It is a veritable land of feng shui.

Matters needing attention in Thailand tourism:

1, dress:?

Thai temples are recognized as holy places by Thai people. Please dress appropriately and dignified when entering the Buddhist temple. You are not allowed to wear any short skirts, shorts or topless clothes. When entering Buddhist temples, Muslim temples or private houses, tourists need to take off their shoes and be careful not to step on the threshold. ?

2. Thai women:

Generally speaking, Thai women are more conservative. Please don't touch them without their consent.