Why is the small village in Thailand, a paradise in the mountains of Chiang Mai, Thailand, still so small?

In northern Thailand, there is a small Thai town. This town was unknown at first. He is stationed in the deep mountains, but he is famous for a movie called Thailand. It has a history of hundreds of years, and most of the residents here have migrated from nearby counties. Thailand likes rain, and it just happened to catch light rain when it came. Although the weather is not very good, it also brings a little coolness to the hot Chiang Mai.

Because the time here is one hour less than that in Beijing, the next rain can also make people awake, and the time difference is reversed. Both sides of the street are very grounded, the facade is very simple, and there are various booths. I don't understand these words very well, but this is the exotic atmosphere in front of me, and this atmosphere is also very rare in tourism. This village is about 1300 meters above sea level and about 50 kilometers away from the city center. The village is a village in the valley, surrounded by mountains, next to tea gardens and coffee fields.

It is precisely because the well-known film "Thailand" was filmed here that this remote village became famous. Now people prefer to call him "Taiyong Village", and people will think that he is very kind, because he has seen them many times in movies before, and the movies have left a deep impression on people. Thus, this small village, like a movie, is unforgettable in people's minds for a long time.

There were few tourists and passers-by on both sides of the street, but because of this film, there are more and more tourists, and the value of shops and stalls next to them is higher. Their business is very hot. The village is rich in natural resources, good ecology and fresh air. There are many colorful flowers nearby, which look very nice. It is also a special enjoyment for girls who like flowers to come here to take pictures. Most of the residents here are engaged in the agricultural work of growing tea, followed by making coffee.