What are the tourist attractions in Thailand?

Overview Bangkok Bangkok means city of angels in Thai, which is the capital of Thailand and a country full of smiles. Generally known as Venice of the East in geometry, Bangkok has now become a modern metropolis with many tall buildings. In this noisy modern city, there are still some unchanging scenery. Every morning, the water market in Bangkok is very lively.

Listening to the cheerful laughter of people coming and going on the canal with gB, it makes people feel like they are in ancient Bangkok. After hundreds of years of vicissitudes, ancient temples are still burning incense, depicting the historical rings. Even if you have never been to Thailand, you must have heard of the charm of Bangkok, the ancient Buddhist capital; Even though the pace of modernization in Bangkok has never stopped, her majestic towers and barefoot monks in oblique robes still maintain endless mysterious customs; In a city full of temples and temples between buildings, residents always put their hands together for peace, but for tourists, it is a treasure house full of surprises.

The influence of history and the long-term context of social activities are not only manifested in static cultural relics, but also people's daily life is constantly epitomized by correct canon and modernity. For example, a monk wearing a yellow cassock began to walk along the street with a bowl at dawn, which is an eternal image; Today's towering large-scale buildings only emphasize the strangeness of the city and the scenery beyond time and space, depicting its special clarity and charm.

Bangkok, a big oriental city with both ancient flavor and modern style, is a place that attracts people from all over the world. This city was founded by King Rama I of Chakuri Dynasty in 1782. The famous Chao Phraya River in Southeast Asia runs through Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, and divides the whole Bangkok in two. The Chao phraya River is like a ribbon, which adds a lot of color to the city. Walking in the riverside area of Bangkok, you will occasionally meet one or two shrines dedicated to wreaths or fortune telling. The woman shook the stall full of water lilies, and the wind chimes in the temple echoed in the quiet air. The golden spire of the palace was dyed red by the evening sunset. The beautiful scenery lies in every gesture, and this intriguing feeling can only be felt by personal experience.

Because people are baptized by Buddhist teachings, Thais believe that smiling is the secret of building good interpersonal relationships. Friendly smiles make tourists feel at home here. Bangkok is to Thailand what Paris is to France, or London is to Britain, which represents the spirit and culture of this country. Bangkok is a country full of smiles, the capital of Thailand and a metropolis full of temptations. Bangkok means city of angels in Thai. Since Tai Huang Rama I established the capital here in 1782, Bangkok has become a kaleidoscope of old and new lifestyles in Thailand. Compared with any other place, Bangkok shows that the Thai people still have the sincerity to respect tradition in the process of vigorous modernization.

In ancient Bangkok, the century-old temple is still full of incense and leisurely depicts the historical rings. In the evening, strolling along the Changnan River, the golden sunset reflects the temples on both sides of the river, feeling the gentle touch of the cool wind, and there is an indescribable comfort. The towering roofs of the Grand Palace, Golden Buddha Temple, Marble Temple, Four-faced Buddha, Jade Pagoda, Jade Buddha Temple, Huang Zheng Temple (Liming Temple) and more than 400 temples inside and outside Bangkok all exude awe-inspiring and dazzling pure oriental colors. These memorial buildings contain masterpieces of sculpture, painting and decorative arts, which is enough to prove Thailand's outstanding artistic achievements. On the other hand, the water market also came into being.

Many small ribs are filled with flowers, fruits and handicrafts. The women and vendors in the middle are eager to sell them to tourists by boat, which is very lively. The thrilling fish exhibition in Bangkok is also famous. I saw fresh fish elusive in the mire. Seeing the crocodile trainer put his head into the crocodile's mouth really pinched a cold sweat for him, but I still couldn't help applauding the highlights. In addition to the water market and crocodile performances, the little-known wax museum also has its attractions. The wax figures are lifelike, including ordinary people, immortals and monsters, emperors, princes, monks and workers, and tell a story of traditional Thai folk customs.

This is Bangkok, ancient and modern, where dreams and reality coexist. It tirelessly moves forward, forward, forward, and from time to time exudes its great charm and attracts all beings. Thailand is a place full of fragrant orchids, with white waves chasing sand, fairyland-like beaches and simple folk customs. Chiang Mai has a long history. Thailand during the Songkran Festival is full of unique and strong quaint atmosphere.

Every April 13-15 is a famous Songkran Festival in Thailand and a traditional New Year in Thailand. This is the biggest and happiest festival in Thailand in a year. All over the country, everyone is beaming, and lights are everywhere. The shadow of candlelight, the burning bell and the misty atmosphere all show the peaceful and festive scene of Thai Buddhists singing and dancing. On the morning of the Songkran Festival, according to tradition, people come to Buddhist temples with flowers and food in their hands to listen to scriptures, and monks soak branches in water to show their blessings. Then, people piled sand towers in the courtyard of the temple and planted colorful flags and flowers to celebrate the harvest. Then people took to the streets, carrying all kinds of water containers, splashing water and playing, saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new.

Young people also splash water to show their love for each other. It is said that people who are splashed the most are the most popular, so people won't go home until they are soaked to the skin. King Temple, one of the royal temples in Thailand. In ancient times, it was called Wangzheng Temple, also known as Liming Temple. Tun Wu Li is located on the right bank of Chao Phraya River. It was built in Dacheng Dynasty, then named Huang Guan Temple, and later renamed Changsi Temple. King's Temple is a temple built in memory of 4 1 King of Thailand and national hero Zheng Zhao. Zheng Zhao, born in China, 1768, led the people of all ethnic groups in Thailand to expel foreign enemies and rebuild the country. The main pagoda temple now houses statues and relics of King Zheng Zhao, and China lanterns are hung in the temple. Visiting Wangzheng Temple can help you understand the blood relationship and profound friendship between Thailand and China.

The Royal Tuo Festival held in 65438+February every year is the biggest celebration of Wangzheng Temple and one of the important festivals of Thai dynasty. The King's Temple and Bangkok are separated by the Chao Phraya River, second only to the Grand Palace and the Jade Buddha Temple. There is a huge stone statue of the patron saint at the entrance of the temple. There are five identical pagodas in the temple, one big and four small. The tower is a 79-meter-high Brahman spire-Balang Tower, which was built in 1809 and is known as the Eiffel Tower in Thailand. The pedestal and tower are square, with many floors and decreasing area, which is simple and solemn. They are surrounded by four accompanying towers, forming a group of huge and beautiful towers. These solid pagodas are carved with multiple layers of Buddha statues in the surrounding recesses.

From the ground to the top of the tower, all kinds of flower decorations are inlaid with broken porcelain pieces of various colors. There is a huge oil painting at the bottom of the pagoda. The Buddha statue is lifelike and the sculptor is quite exquisite. In addition, there are Buddhist temples, Buddhist temples, square temples with Buddha footprints, stupas, gatehouses with crown-shaped spires, Buddhist temples, 6-meter-high troll sculptures, cloisters, rockeries and statues of China. There are stairs for tourists to climb in the tower. From the tower, you can overlook Bangkok on the other side of Chao Phraya River. Beautiful women in Chiang Mai, unique festivals, long temples (dating back to14th century), breathtaking beauty, and colorful Asia. Tropical fruits (apples, peaches and strawberries) and a refreshing climate. Therefore, most Thais living in lowlands feel that the whole province and city of Chiang Mai is really a bit like a paradise in Thailand.

Chiang Mai, 700 kilometers away from Bangkok, is located in the Mekong River Valley at an altitude of 3 10 meters. Surrounded by mountains, the area is about 20 107 square kilometers. Its terrain is mostly jungle and mountainous, and some of them are located in national parks. The land here is fertile, green everywhere and rich in animal and plant resources. Tourists are happy to go to many places to learn about the lifestyle of tribal people living in the mountains. Chiang Mai was once the capital of the kingdom of Lantai, and once developed into the center of religion, culture and trade. This kingdom, also known as the million rice fields kingdom, is the first independent kingdom in Thailand, located in the legendary Golden Triangle. 1556, the kingdom was invaded by Burmese.

Since then, Ranatai has once again become a part of northern Thailand. There are unique resources, beautiful girls, unique festivals, long temples (dating back to14th century), breathtaking scenery and rich Asia. Tropical fruits (apples, peaches and strawberries) and a refreshing climate. Therefore, most Thais living in lowlands feel that the whole province and city of Chiang Mai is really a bit like a paradise in Thailand. Grand Palace Bangkok's tourist hotspot is the Grand Palace, which is located on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. It is divided into outer palace, inner palace and main palace, covering an area of more than 260,000 square meters, surrounded by white palace walls, 5 meters high and 1.900 meters long. Built in 1782, it is the bedroom from Rama I to Rama VIII.

After Rama VIII was stabbed in the palace on 1946, Rama IX moved into the new palace. The Grand Palace is the best preserved, largest and most national palace in Thailand. Now it is only used for coronation ceremony, court celebration and other ceremonies. The rules of the Grand Palace are strict, and sleeveless, knee-length skirts, shorts (pants must be ten) and slippers are not allowed to enter. When I entered the Grand Palace, I saw a team in military uniform with guns. Everyone was in high spirits and wondered why there was an army. Awei said it was the palace security. Those flower lawns and their combination of roses and guns always feel tragic when combined with femininity. There are 22 magnificent palace buildings.

The main buildings are four palaces with their own characteristics, lined up from east to west, with blue tile roofs, purple glazed tile roofs and crested cornices. The roof is a typical three-roof structure in Thailand and a masterpiece of architectural art in Thailand for hundreds of years. It is called the Encyclopedia of Thai Art. The Inner Palace is in the south of the palace, where concubines and maids live. The outer palace used to be the barracks of the Thai Guard. The main palace is the center of the palace. There are the steeple hall where the king's affairs are held, Chekhov's three-tower hall, which is called Ji Jie Palace, and the Venetian Hotel Anmaling where the king enters the palace to discuss state affairs, receive state guests or hold an accession ceremony. The main hall is the place where the king of Thailand went to court and lived, and also the residence of the prince and princess. The Three Pagodas Hall in Kerry is the most beautiful palace in the palace architecture, and it is a palace with walls in Taixi. It is said that when the king returned from overseas, he built a palace with the characteristics of late Gothic architecture in Western Europe. However, the Thai people said that they had no local flavor and asked for demolition.

The king was smart enough to add a Thai roof to the palace, claiming that Thailand was on it. Opening hours: 8: 30 ~ 15: 30 every day. Visiting requirements: visit the palace and dress neatly. Men are not allowed to wear shorts and sleeveless shirts. Women are not allowed to wear sleeveless shirts and miniskirts. They are not allowed to wear formal trousers or long skirts. They are not allowed to make noise. They are not allowed to climb any buildings. They are not allowed to take photos or videos indoors. They are not allowed to take off their shoes in the corridor before entering the temple. Tip: If you want to know more about scenic spots, you can rent a digital recording headset at the door, which contains scenic spots in seven languages: Chinese, English, Russian, German, French, Japanese and Spanish.

Rent 200 baht for two hours, send a map to the roof of Thailand, claiming that Thailand is on it. Chao Phraya River is a big river in Indochina Peninsula, located in Thailand. Also known as Zhaopiye River. Known as Venice of the East, it originated in Shan Plateau in northwest Thailand, and its upstream source is formed by the confluence of Binhe and Nanhe rivers from north to south. After the confluence of Wangsha, the two rivers are called Chao phraya River. Shortly after the confluence, the Wuli River in Pan Su, the largest tributary on the right bank, runs parallel to the mainstream and flows southward into Bangkok Bay. After the diversion of the Chao Phraya River, it continues to flow southward, running through the southwest of Thailand, entering Bangkok Bay near Bangkok and pouring into the Pacific Ocean. The total length is1.352km, and the drainage area is1.7000km2.. It is mainly supplied by rain, and the rainy season from June to September is the flood season. Affected by the southwest monsoon, the discharge changes greatly.

Seagoing ships can pass under Bangkok, 400 kilometers away from the estuary. Also known as Zhaopiye River. The largest river in Thailand. Meibin, which means mother of rivers in Thai. There are four tributaries in the upper reaches: Binhe, Wanghe, Yonghe and Nanhe, all of which originate from the Shan Plateau in Myanmar, where Wang Sha meets the main stream of Chao Phraya River. Near Wahin, the Chao Phraya River divides into Wuli River, the largest tributary on the right bank in Pan Su, and flows into Bangkok Bay in parallel with the mainstream.

The total length is1.352km, and the drainage area is1.7000km2.. The middle and lower reaches form vast plains and deltas, which are famous rice producing areas. Rivers crisscross, irrigation and navigation are convenient, and the voyage is about 400 kilometers, and ships can reach Bangkok. Because the Chao Phraya River carries a lot of sediment, the estuary extends 4.5-6 meters outward every year. The amount of water varies greatly, and the average flow near Bangkok in flood season is 3500 m3/s, which is prone to floods. Although hawkers can occasionally be seen paddling back and forth on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, this is only to meet the needs of tourists, not a real water market. If you really want to gamble on the hot scenery of the water market, you must go to Tannengsha Ai Du Strait in Sanbury.

However, because it is far from the city, many tour groups in Taiwan Province Province will not go here, but take the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok instead. Therefore, this market, which is mostly for European tourists, is also called European water. It takes about 2 hours to drive south from Bangkok to Tannengsa Ai Du Water Market. Although there are few channels, there are many boats. Some boats sell fruits and vegetables, some handicrafts, and some restaurants sell Thai food. Ships carrying tourists and these water vendors are crowded on the water. Although the water seems to have risen to the side of the ship, shipowners and buyers can still trade on board. Therefore, the cries of shipowners and tourists are still the Nine Emperors Temple, which is the favorite temple of today's kings and is dedicated to the relics of eminent monks.

The Yellow Temple is called the National Temple by Thais. Thailand is a Buddhist country. Walking into every temple in Thailand, you can see dazzling golden light. Thais seem to give all their gold to the Buddha they worship, which makes you wonder whether Thailand has suddenly become a developed country or gold is no longer a rare metal. The architectural style of Jiudi Temple is different from other temples. It is simple and exquisite, not as grand as other temples. Everything is in accordance with the instructions of the king, and the necessary houses such as Buddhist temple, abbot building, temple, comprehensive building, pool and kitchen are built on the principle of simplicity. Every building is white, representing purity and beauty. Guihe Bridge is one of the best war films in the history of Guihe Bridge. The classic anti-war film directed by David Ryan made the He Jiong River Bridge famous in World War II. Kan-chanaburi, a bridge across the Guangxi River, located at the northwest of Bangkok 122km, reflects a period of history during World War II: when the Japanese occupied Thailand, they forced allied prisoners of war to build a railway connecting Myanmar and Siam. This railway was built at the cost of countless precious lives, so it is called the death railway.

The bridge over Guangxi River is one of them, which is called the throat of the death railway. On one side of the bridge, the terrain is relatively flat, but once you cross the river, there are steep peaks, and some sections are even cut on the cliff. In those days, many laborers became ghosts when building bridges on the He Jiong River. 1945, bridge on the river kwai became the target of frequent air strikes by allied forces.

Today, the bridge not only survives, but is still in use. Every year during the He Jiong Bridge Week from June to February, 5438, there will be lighting and sound performances to coincide with the re-enactment of related deeds in this area to commemorate it. To the south of the bridge is the Japanese War Memorial Hall. Three kilometers away, near the railway station, there is the largest Allied Martyrs Cemetery-Beibifu Military Cemetery, where the remains of nearly 7,000 soldiers are buried. Originally a wooden bridge in bridge on the river kwai, it was bombed several times by planes, but it was already destroyed. Only when the river becomes shallow can you see the remnants. What we are seeing now is an iron bridge built later, which is still open to traffic today.

After the reconstruction of bridge on the river kwai, there are two uncoordinated square iron frames on both sides of the original bridge, which are not as beautiful as the original round iron frames. Many people who have seen it think it is neither fish nor fowl. Bridge on the river kwai is about 10 minute walk. Crossing the bridge is the ordinary railway of death. Go straight ahead and you will arrive in Myanmar. Standing on the bridge in He Jiong, watching the beautiful river flowing quietly in the sunset, it is hard to imagine the tragic story here. Only the unexploded bombs thrown by the US military on the bridge remind us of the tragic war that year. Soon after crossing the bridge, a Chinese sign told everyone that there would be many small commodity vendors walking down the nearby iron stairs in Myanmar.

There is no cold in He Jiong Bridge now, which is completely different from the wild world in the movie. There are many shops nearby, and there are many water restaurants on both sides of the river. The layout and landscape of these restaurants are beautiful, and the authentic Thai food is also charming. Or boating on the Hejiong River, watching the bridge full of historical stories, or eating shrimp, soldiers and crabs, drinking bitter Bangkok beer, and watching the boatman's face as usual. Jade Buddha Temple, located in the northeast corner of Bangkok Grand Palace, is the most famous Buddhist temple in Thailand. Its full name is Jiayuna Saranan Buddhist Temple, also known as Huguo Temple. It is the only Buddhist temple in Thailand where no monks live. Among more than 400 temples in Bangkok, the Jade Buddha Temple is the most famous.

The 68cm high jade Buddha enshrined in the temple is priceless, and it ranks alongside the reclining Buddha and the golden Buddha in Bangkok as the three national treasures of Thailand. Jade Buddha Temple, the most sacred place in Thai Buddhism, is the guardian temple and national temple of Chakuri Dynasty. Jade Buddha Temple, built in 1784, is a part of the Grand Palace in Thailand, accounting for about a quarter of the Grand Palace. Jade Buddha Temple is a place where the Thai royal family worships jade Buddha statues and holds religious ceremonies. It is named after the jade Buddha in the temple. There are Jade Buddha Hall, King Fairy Hall, Buddha Bone Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Bell Tower and Golden Pagoda in the temple. Jade Buddha Temple is the main building of Jade Buddha Temple. The shrine in the center of the main hall is dedicated to the jade Buddha statue regarded as a national treasure by Thailand. The Buddha statue is 66 cm high and 48 cm wide.

It is carved from a piece of jasper. Whenever the seasons change, the king of Thailand will personally change clothes for the jade Buddha to ensure the prosperity of the country and the safety of the people. Whenever the Thai cabinet changes, all cabinet members of the new government will be sworn in to the king at the Jade Buddha Temple. Every May, on the busy farming day, the king will hold a religious ceremony here to pray for a bumper harvest. There is a mural corridor about one kilometer long around the temple. There are 178 color comic books with the theme of Indian classical literature Ramayana, with Thai-translated poems. China's story Romance of the Three Kingdoms was painted on several large porcelain screens in the Jade Buddha Temple. Jade Buddha Temple, with its magnificent overall architecture, pavilions and long corridors, is exquisite and gorgeous, or magnificent, which embodies the characteristics of almost all Buddhist temples in Thailand and is the largest temple in China.

Jade Buddha Temple embodies the characteristics of ancient Thai architecture and art, and is known as the artistic treasure of Thai Buddhist architecture, sculpture and painting. Jade Buddha Temple is famous for its spire decoration, architectural decoration and corridor murals. The main buildings are Jade Buddha Hall, Xintian Pavilion, Bell Tower, Sutra Hall, Wangxian Hall, Buddha Bone Hall, Shwedagon Pagoda, Sutra Hall, spire Buddha Hall and Ashes Hall. There are stupas standing like forests in the courtyard, with different shapes, bright colors and spectacular scenery. There are many magical stories about the origin of jade Buddha statues. The palace palace was built with the palace. Since Rama I, this is the place where the royal family held religious ceremonies.

The most striking thing about the Jade Buddha Temple is the Mahatma Hall, which enshrines the jade Buddha, a treasure of Thailand. When the temple rises at sunrise, its golden walls will shine brightly. Jade Buddha is green with a faint green light, so the temple is also called Green Temple. The thick walls of the temple

After a long journey, the Jade Buddha was discovered in Chiang Rai on 1434. Later, after the completion of the Jade Buddha Temple, this Buddha statue was enshrined in its Hall of Mahatma. The Jade Buddha Temple is located in the Grand Palace, where the Jade Buddha, Thailand's national treasure, is enshrined. The Buddha statue is carved from a whole piece of jade and enshrined in the Jintan in the middle of the main hall of the Jade Buddha Temple. Adjacent to the Grand Palace, the Jade Buddha Temple is the only Buddhist temple in Thailand without monks, but it is dedicated to a priceless jade Buddha, which is carved from a whole piece of jade. Every summer, in rainy and cool seasons, the king will personally change the jade Buddha into a robe made of gold and jewelry in different seasons.

There are six bronze lions guarding the door outside the temple, opening their mouths and holding out their chests, which are very vivid. On the cloister wall of the Jade Buddha Temple, there are a series of panoramic murals called Rama Bamboo Slips. This is the Thai version of Ramayana, India, which describes the story of monkeys, witches and Rama. Represented by 178 mural. Admission: 200 baht Address: Th Na Phra Lan Transportation: Located in the northeast corner of the Grand Palace, you can take bus No.53 and No.48 from South China Peng Station. Opening hours: 8: 30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. People in Phuket call Phuket the Pearl of Thailand. The luster and early prosperity of this pearl come from its 500-year tin mine production.

Thailand has become the third largest tin exporter in the world, and Phuket, the largest producer, has contributed greatly. The waters around it are rich in benthos. In Phuket, European architecture can be seen everywhere, which makes people feel nostalgic. Its beauty, covering picturesque beaches, grotesque limestone reefs and jungle-covered hills, attracts countless tourists like magnets. Phuket is a long and narrow island, extending from north to south, with an area similar to that of Singapore. The main topography of the island is hilly areas scattered with basins, with 39 outlying islands. In fact, the word Phuket comes from Malay, and Phuket means hills.

It is 48 kilometers long from north to south and 2 1 km wide from east to west. The northern part of the island is bounded by Phangnaga Bay and connected with Pak Phra Strait, which is 490 meters wide. You can cross the Chatchai Pier in Phuket, the Tha Noon Pier in Panya and the 660-meter-long Sarasin Bridge to set foot on Phuket. There are warm Andaman Sea in the west and south of the island, and ancient and interesting Calabi Sea in the east. The island is divided into three administrative regions: Meng, Tarang and Katu. Most people on the island grow rubber, while others grow coconuts, rice and fruits to make a living by fishing. Rubber, coconut and rice have brought rich financial resources to the island. Phuket is the largest island in Thailand, the pearl of the Andaman Sea and a representative tourist attraction in Southeast Asia. First of all, its charm lies in its beautiful sea. The west coast of the island faces the Andaman Sea, where there are pristine white beaches. Every beach has its own advantages and charm.

Under the sunshine, the waves of the Andaman Sea shine on large and small beaches. Charming beaches and hotels are waiting for tourists from all over the world. There are many types of beaches here, such as quiet and leisurely beaches, beaches that feel luxurious, such as beaches for private holidays, beaches with popular marine sports, and beaches with colorful entertainment activities at night. Therefore, tourists can have a good time in Phuket whether they go alone or in groups. In fact, the charm of Phuket is not only the beach. As Phuket means (Malay: hills), there are many mountains on the island. Visitors can explore the island by taxi and motorcycle, dive and go to sea by yacht.

In short, only in Phuket can tourists enjoy the happiness that they can't enjoy in any other seaside resort. This is Phuket, Thailand. In recent years, with the development of the island to a high-end resort, the number of residents engaged in tourism on the island has gradually increased. But if tourists go to the north of the island, they can see vast pineapple fields and rubber plantations; In addition, visitors can also see the colonial-style home buildings in the city.

With the transportation between Phuket and the inland of Thailand becoming more and more convenient, 1970 started the tourism industry. In a short time, Phuket has become one of the most famous tourist attractions in Asia with its proud resources. If you want to get here by land, you can cross a 660m-long Sarrasin Bridge, and then you can set foot on Phuket. On the way to the city, you can fully enjoy the unique relaxation and leisure of the island's climate, with green Woods and blue coast facing you.