Many people choose to welcome the new year with a trip.
Especially now, many countries have implemented visa-free policies, and a super cost-effective outbound tour seems to be more popular with everyone.
Among the countries to choose from, Thailand is already our old friend. After all, Thailand has absolute advantages in terms of price, distance and playability.
Intoxicating beauty, profound culture and coveted food, you can enjoy flowers and play in the sea even in winter. Only when you come to this “country of smiles” will you understand why the gold content of the saying “spend a small amount of money and do great things” in Thailand will only rise one liter after another!
Natural and humanistic charm that can’t be missed
· Emerald Buddha Temple & Grand Palace
When you come to Thailand, temples must be punched in, and the Jade Buddha Temple and the Grand Palace are the first choices for many tourists.
The two temples are closely connected, and the general order of visiting is to go to the Jade Buddha Temple to feel the sacred atmosphere first, and then to see the royal style.
Needless to say, as a royal temple, the Jade Buddha Temple is beautiful. The walls covered with gold foil are inlaid with colorful glass, and even the aftertaste of ancient times floats in the air.
Coming out of the side entrance of the Jade Buddha Temple, the luxury in front of you is upgraded again, and the long-admired Grand Palace brings Thai aesthetics to the extreme.
The gold-wrapped spires shone dazzlingly in the sun, like a scepter adorned with jewels pointing straight into the sky, reflecting the layers of golden palaces, and the blue sky became the most luxurious canvas, making these golden silhouettes even more dazzling.
· Arun Temple
On the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, the Arun Temple in Yabai is another shock of holiness.
Locals affectionately call it “Dawn Temple”. Although it is not as magnificent as the Grand Palace, it is pieced together with elegant ceramic fragments to create unique tenderness and solemnity.
The surface of the 82-meter-high main tower is inlaid with countless colorful porcelain tiles and shells. These porcelain tiles were once the “waste” of the ballast of ancient merchant ships, and were skillfully spelled into flowers, idols and other patterns by craftsmen, such as being reborn.
Looking closer, each small porcelain piece is different. Under the sunlight, it shines with implicit porcelain light, echoing the sparkling light on the river, giving it a quiet appearance.
· Koh Lanta
When you come to Thailand, in addition to feeling the power of faith, the leisure feeling of island vacation is also one of the irreplaceable business cards.
The popular islands of Phuket and Koh Samui are already well known, and more and more people are eager to find quieter islands, and Lanta Island is one of them.
There is no need to navigate here. Getting lost is serious. Rent a car and ride, and no matter which path you take, it will eventually lead to the glass sea.
The blue is like a knocked over blue watercolor, smudged layer by layer, and the waves are pushed onto the white sand, and they disappear as the sound of the waves fades, one wave after another never stops.
In the evening, the sky is lit to golden red by the setting sun,The colorful wooden houses shaded by coconut groves floated with bursts of fragrance, listening toThe chanting of the mosque mixed with the ups and downs of the tide, so why is it not the biggest gain of this trip?
· Surin Island
If you want to experience the pleasure of snorkeling, it is more recommended that you come to Surin Island.
The sea water here is notoriously clear, and you can see the bottom of the sea at a glance from standing on the shore.
Colorful corals spread on the sand bed, and schools of fish swam lightly at their feet, as if they could reach them with a hand.
Tired of the crowded beach and looking for a truly pure sea, you might as well come here to listen to the sound of the waves and see what the most authentic island should look like.
· Pai County
This small town hidden in the embrace of mountains, even the wind carries the fragrance of grass, and unconsciously slows down.
In front of the hut shaded by vegetation, there are retro bicycles parked.The colorful letterbox stands askew on the side of the road.
The cafe on the hillside smells of coffee, sitting on the terrace and looking out, the cows in the distant pasture are walking slowly.
All the scenes I see here are like they come out of cartoons, childlike and simple.
N ways to experience Thai culture
Come to Thailand and take a chug car to “drag racing”.
In Thailand, where there is a lot of traffic, Tutu cars are the real king of cost performance. Whether they are stuck in traffic or not has nothing to do with it. Drivers can always shuttle flexibly through the seams.
Come to Thailand and go to the floating market to feel the fireworks on earth.
On the canal in the early morning, the wooden boat is loaded with colorful fruits and vegetables. When you shout, the boat girl immediately rows to you. This special way of shopping is only available here.
When you come to Thailand, you must visit the “most exciting” railway market.
These stalls are only a stone’s throw away from the railway tracks. When the train whistles, the stalls are put away instantly. When the train roars by, the stall owners calmly return to their original state. This is probably the wisdom of the market figured out in the “speed of life and death”.
Come to Thailand and taste exotic tastes at the train night market.
From volcanic ribs to rainbow toast, this is simply a “paradise” for foodies!
50 baht mango glutinous rice is sweet to the tip of the heart, and 20 baht meat skewers are full of charcoal fragrance. It is no exaggeration to say that 100 yuan can eat enough coconut and giant pipi shrimp.
