What are the scenery in Thailand?

Thailand is known in the world as the land of Buddhism, elephants and smiles. The best season to travel to Thailand is from November to January, followed by April to October. Thailand is a land of thousands of Buddhas with temples, and the land of smiles in the world. It has islands, delicious food, and unique culture. It is a natural tourist country. Thailand is rich in tourism resources, with more than 500 attractions. In addition to Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Pattaya, a number of new tourist attractions such as Chiang Rai, Hua Hin and Koh Samui are developing rapidly. Attracting many foreign tourists.

About Thailand

Thailand has always been the most exotic country in Asia, with glorious Buddhist temples and charming tropical scenery. But the most unique style of Thailand and China comes from its people's worship of Buddhism and kingship. I've heard that Thailand is known as the Land of Thousand Buddhas and the Kingdom of Yellow Robes, but I'm often surprised by modern Thais' strong belief in Buddhism, the national religion. Whether you're walking down the busy streets of Bangkok or on a country road, the most magnificent buildings are undoubtedly the temples and pagodas, and there are an astonishing number of them. It is said that there are currently more than 30,000 temples in Thailand, and the number is increasing at any time. When Thai people are rich, what they want to do most is to build temples and towers. A monk wearing an orange cassock walked quietly on the street in a busy city with many high-rise buildings. There is always an exquisite pagoda in front of the towering building. Incense burns all day long, and well-dressed urbanites hold incense sticks and kneel down devoutly. The peculiar combination of ancient and modern pictures makes people feel the peculiar customs and special charm. Out of reverence for the Buddha, the first requirement that Thais require for tourists visiting temples is to dress neatly. Topless tops, shorts and tank tops are prohibited. Tourists are required to take off their shoes before entering a Buddhist temple, otherwise it will be considered as polluting the temple. Because we read some information in advance, our group still paid close attention to the dress. I didn't expect the lady I was traveling with to visit the Grand Palace as she was wearing a long sleeveless dress. Despite the scorching sun, the tour guide asked her to put on her coat. In addition, this nation's absolute worship of royal power often confuses outsiders. In today's Europe, the ancient royal family no longer represents power, but only exists as a symbol of a country. People either praise or belittle the royal family, and even use it as a topic of conversation after dinner. Although Thailand converted from an autocratic monarchy to a constitutional monarchy in 1932, the king still occupies the supreme position in the hearts of the people. The Thai constitution stipulates that the king is sacred and inviolable, and no one may accuse or accuse the king. Therefore, it is best not to criticize the royal family in front of Thai people. For example, when members of the royal family appear on public occasions, visitors should show appropriate courtesy. Although we didn't have the opportunity to visit the royal family, our arrival on the 13th coincided with the Thai Queen's birthday (the 12th). In the streets and alleys of Bangkok, portraits of the Queen, red, blue and white Thai flags and colorful decorations are hung everywhere. It seemed like the whole of Bangkok was celebrating her birthday. No wonder the king of Thailand designated his birthday as a national holiday. The long tradition has painted this beautiful country with indelible color and made this ancient land even more interesting and magical. The special Thai nation that pursues freedom and happiness magically creates a new combination. On the one hand, they respect the past and worship Buddhism and royal power; on the other hand, they are keen on freedom and enjoyment, and pursue happiness in this world. The name Thailand means the land of freedom in Thai. Outside the main hall of the Buddhist temple, Thai people live a carefree and passionate life. When we arrived in a beautiful quiet bay around Phuket by speedboat, the cool waters and colorful tropical fish were beckoning us, but many of us had to look out to sea and sigh because we didn't have any swimming suits. However, I saw that the two ladies from the Tourism Authority of Thailand who accompanied us had put on life jackets and respirators one after another. To my great surprise, they didn't have them nor did they wear swimsuits, nor T-shirts and shorts. Do not prevent them from jumping into the sea, playing with fish, and enjoying the sea. Even the teacher from the local tourism bureau, who was over 500 years old, threw himself into the sea without hesitation. These tourists who came from afar turned out to be spectators. The Thai people's love for freedom is also reflected in their respect for the freedom of others, and their tolerance and tolerance for others. Speaking of Thailand, people always think of ladyboys. Ladyboys have become a symbol of Thailand to some extent. It is said that transvestites can also be seen performing in Western countries such as Spain and France. Singapore was once one of the most developed countries in the world. Shemale industry, but it is banned by laws enacted by the government.

Only in Thailand, transvestites are not only public and legal, but also have their own stage. Thailand also develops and utilizes it as a tourism resource and promotes it around the world. Thailand's nightlife is also world-famous, especially in tourist cities like Bangkok. Under the neon lights, exquisite dinners, various entertainment programs, and shopping make the night of the journey no longer lonely, and the more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes. It is this paradoxical contradiction that is evident everywhere that makes Thailand so charming, where modernity, tradition and passion collide and blend. Thailand, formerly known as Siam, has always been known as the most exotic country in Asia.

Thailand is known as the land of smiles in the name of the world,