Thai composition in my mind

This summer vacation, my parents took me to travel to Thailand. We visited three cities and had a good time.

We went to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, first. There are more than 400 Buddhist temples in the world, such as Jade Buddha Temple, Reclining Buddha Temple and Golden Buddha Temple. Among them, what impressed me was the Grand Palace and the Jade Buddha Temple. Grand Palace, built in 1728, is a landmark of Bangkok. This complex covers an area of about one square mile and is beautifully carved and painted. The Jade Buddha Temple is located in the royal temple in the palace. The jade Buddha enshrined in the temple is the most solemn Buddha statue in Thailand.

Leaving Bangkok, the capital of Buddhism, we came to Phuket, the pearl of Andaman Sea. The charm of Phuket comes from its beautiful sea and charming beaches. Nature endows Phuket with gorgeous sunshine and charming seashore: backed by lush hills, coconut trees and rubber trees are swaying, ivory beaches are inlaid like lace on the edge of the island, the blue sea water in front of Andaman Sea gently beats the coast, and ships are dotted on the sea. ...

After bidding farewell to the picturesque Phuket, we flew to Chiang Mai, the last stop. In ancient Chiang Mai, we went to Mai Sha elephant training camp. We rode elephants around the camp. One minute we walked through the jungle, and the next we waded through the stream. Sitting on the back of a tall elephant, I was a little scared at first, but later I thought riding an elephant was awesome, so I stopped being afraid. After riding the elephant, we also watched the elephant show. Elephant painting really amazed me! The elephant trainer dipped the brush in color first, and then the elephant sucked the brush with its long nose and drew colorful flowers on the drawing paper. How clever this elephant is!

This trip to Thailand opened my eyes. The outside world is really wonderful!

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