What fun places are there in Thailand?

Is Thailand fun? Thailand is rich in tourism resources and has always been known as the "Land of Smiles" with more than 5,000 attractions. The main tourist cities include Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin, etc. in the center, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, etc. in the north, and Phuket, Samui, Phang Nga, Krabi, etc. in the south, attracting many tourists. Thailand's service industry is relatively developed, with complete supporting facilities such as hotels, restaurants, restaurants, shopping, golf courses, etc., and many types to choose from.

The following attractions are available for selection:

1. The Grand Palace of Thailand in Bangkok is the palace of the first to eighth kings of the Bangkok Dynasty. Located in the center of the capital Bangkok, nestled on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, it is the most spectacular ancient building complex in Bangkok. ,

2. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, located in the northeast corner of the Grand Palace in Bangkok, is the most famous Buddhist temple in Thailand and one of Thailand's three national treasures.

3. The Prachin Bodhi tree is located in Wankhao Village, Hubi District, Shimahapur County, Prachinburi Province, Thailand. It is the oldest and largest Bodhi tree in Thailand. ,4. The Ancient City Museum is located in Samut Prakan Province, Thailand. It is the largest open-air museum in the world. This is a man-made ancient city that brings together representative buildings from all over Thailand's history. They have been imitated or relocated from the originals. It is known as "Thailand Disney" by tourists.

4. Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and the most famous island, but it is not the most beautiful island.

5. Some small islands near Phuket, such as Phi Phi Island, Phang Nga Island, SiMi Lan (I don’t know if I spelled it correctly), etc. are much more beautiful than Phuket. Most of these small islands belong to Krabi, Panh-Nga and other provinces. However, Phuket is a very good transit stop, and it is also a great experience to watch Phuketfantasy's performance when you have time.

6. The most popular island in Thailand besides Phuket is Koh Samui. Phuket and the above-mentioned small islands are located on the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, that is, in the Andaman Sea. But Koh Samui is located on the east coast, the Gulf of Thailand. In terms of scenery and resources, Phuket is in no way comparable to Koh Samui, but it is slightly better in terms of development. Personally, I think Koh Samui is more worth visiting than Phuket.

7. Chiang Mai in the north is very popular among Westerners. As the former capital of the Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai has many famous ancient temples. In addition, Chiang Mai’s night market is the largest in Thailand, and the goods sold are quite cost-effective, and Chiang Mai is also the center of Thai handicrafts. It’s also fun to buy souvenirs at the night market to take home. Another major feature of Chiang Mai is eco-tourism. The entire northern Thailand, including Chiang Mai, is mountainous and has high forest coverage. However, I personally think that the scenery and resources are far less than those in Yunnan. The only advantage is that it is highly developed.

8. If you have never been to Cambodia, I highly recommend the Northeast. It used to belong to the Khmer dynasty, and there are many temple ruins from the Angkor era, which are well preserved and well managed.

When girls travel to Thailand, do not take a taxi alone late at night, because there may be some unscrupulous taxi drivers who will rob women. The chance is not very high, but it is better to avoid it.

Thailand travel tips:

Weather: The temperature is relatively high throughout the year.

Clothing: You can wear simple summer clothes all year round and bring your own swimsuit and slippers.

Daily necessities: Southeast Asian hotels do not have toothpaste, toothbrushes and slippers, so please bring your own.

Time: one hour slower than Guangzhou.

Drinking water: The tap water in the hotel is not suitable for drinking.

Voltage: 220 volts, the plug is a two-pin flat plug.

Public security: Avoid going out alone at night, please remember to carry valuables with you carefully

Tipping reference:

Tipping is a kind of etiquette in Thailand, as follows These are some occasions when tipping is required and the amount of payment

Old-style massage: The tip is flexible depending on the service quality or professionalism of the masseur, ranging from about 50-100 baht.

Jungle elephant ride: Pay the mahout about 50 baht each time.

Carriage tour to Brown Sky: Pay the horseman about 50 baht each time.

Taking pictures with ladyboys: 50-100 baht per person per time.

Luggage tip: Give the baggage staff 20 baht per room at a time.

Bedside tip: approximately 20 baht per room (2 people) per day.

Note: Tipping is not required for taxis.

Other notes:

1. Durian cannot be brought to the car or hotel.

2. Do not eat wild mammals.

3. When entering a Buddhist temple, you must dress neatly. When entering a Buddhist hall, you must take off your hat and shoes. Smoking is prohibited. Ladies are not allowed to touch Thai monks. All Buddha statues, complete or incomplete, are respected, and some disdainful behavior, such as climbing on the statue or climbing the walls of the Buddhist temple to view the scenery, is not allowed. Especially inside the temple of the Emerald Buddha, photography is absolutely prohibited.

4. The Thai greeting ceremony is Namaste. Do not point your feet at other people or objects. This is very disrespectful. Thais believe that the top of the head is the most important part of the body, so do not pat the top of other people's heads. When receiving objects, one must use the right hand as the left hand is considered unclean.

5. Men and women should not be overly affectionate in public places.

6. Gambling is prohibited in Thailand. Do not play cards even in hotels.

Finally,

Because Thailand is a Buddhist country, there are many monks on the road. You must not hit the monks, otherwise you will go to the police station immediately. But if a monk hits you, then yes It doesn’t matter, it means you have good luck

Also, the fruits there are very cheap. You can buy more, but you can’t bring them back.

In addition, Southeast Asia is rich in gems, so when buying gems, The price should be a bit harsh because their prices are very high but still very low