Have you ever wanted to travel to a place that combines modern cities, beautiful beaches, and mysterious culture to get you in the mood for a massage?
If you have, then Thailand is the place for you. I was attracted by this temptation and decided to visit Thailand. As a result, I found Thailand to be a place where surprises and emotions explode.
Next, I will share with you my travel experience and feelings in Thailand
Transportation: The most convenient way to travel to Thailand is by plane.
There are many flights from China to Thailand, and the price is not expensive, usually it can be reached in a few hours. In Thailand, there are many modes of transportation, including planes, trains, buses, taxis, motorcycles, tuk-tuks (tuk-tuks), water buses, etc. I chose different modes of transportation depending on my itinerary and budget.
When I get around the city, I mainly use taxis and tuk-tuks. Taxis are more convenient, but pay attention to metering and avoid traffic jams during rush hour. Tuk-tuks are cheaper, but less safe, so drive or ride carefully.
Another interesting way to get around is the water bus, which takes you along the Chao Phraya River to see the scenery along the coast and also to some famous attractions such as the Grand Palace and Wat Arun.
Food: Thai food is one of my favorite parts.
Thai cuisine is known for its sweet, sour and salty tastes, with a wide variety of dishes and snacks. I tried a lot of different cuisines in Thailand, some of which made me excited, some of which made me excessive.
For example, Tom Yum Gong soup (is my favorite dish, sour and spicy soup with fresh seafood, which makes people have an appetite;
Ma Shawen (mango sticky rice) is my favorite dessert, sweet and soft sticky rice with sweet and sour mango and coconut milk, which is endlessly memorable;
Green papaya salad (made with green papaya, peppers, peanuts, etc.) was the last dish I dared to eat, so spicy that it made my tears and snot flow together and it was unbearable.
Thai snacks are also plentiful, such as grilled chicken skewers, fried spring rolls, banana pancakes, ice cream, etc., which can be found at street stalls and night markets.
There are also many fruits in Thailand, such as durian, mango, longan, mangosteen, etc., which are fresh and cheap. I eat several fruits every day to replenish vitamins and water.
Attractions: Thailand has a lot to offer, covering everything from nature to history and culture, to modern cities.
I went to three places in Thailand: Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. Each place has its own character and charm.
Bangkok is the capital and largest city of Thailand and the most prosperous and diverse place in Thailand. In Bangkok, I visited famous buildings and temples such as the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Erawan Shrine, and felt the history and culture of Thailand;
I visited lively markets and shopping malls such as Tannoon Sato Floating Market and Siam Square, and experienced the modernity and liveliness of Thailand; I also tasted a variety of food and snacks from Bangkok that satisfied my taste buds.
Chiang Mai is the cultural capital of northern Thailand and one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Thailand. In Chiang Mai, I visited beautiful campuses and temples such as Chiang Mai University and Wat Phra Singh, and felt the nature and art of Chiang Mai;
I went to fantastic temples such as the White Temple, the Black Temple, and the Blue Temple, and felt the creativity and imagination of Chiang Mai; I also experienced a Thai massage and cooking class in Chiang Mai to feel the comfort and fun of Chiang Mai.
Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and one of Thailand's most popular seaside resorts. In Phuket, I enjoyed various fun such as sun and sand, diving and snorkeling, yachting to the sea, water sports, etc., and felt the beauty and romance of Phuket;
I visited local cultural attractions such as Wat Chalong and Big Buddha statues, and felt the sacredness and awe of Phuket; I also stayed at Beach Villas and Hilltop Resorts and felt the luxury and coziness of Phuket.
Accommodation: Thailand has a wide variety of accommodation options
From luxury hotels to budget hostels, from seaside villas to forest huts, from youth hostels to B&B inns, there's something for your taste and budget.
Culture: Thailand is a country with a long history and splendid culture, as well as a vibrant and diverse country.
I visited many temples and Buddha statues, and I was amazed by their beauty and momentum, and I also learned some Buddhist rituals and customs, such as bowing with palms together, entering temples or rooms without shoes, and not pointing at Buddha statues or monks.
Loy Krathong is a festival of light and hope held every year in November when boats or lanterns filled with candles and flowers are placed near rivers or lakes to pray for peace and happiness.
Songkran is a festival held in April to celebrate the New Year and cleansing, where people splash or spray water on each other to show blessings and coolness. I also joined these activities and felt the warmth and joy of the Thai people.
In short, Thailand is a place of surprise and mood explosion.
I had an unforgettable journey in Thailand and felt the beauty and liveliness, creativity, comfort, sacredness, friendliness and other characteristics and charm of Thailand.
I like Thailand very much and recommend everyone to visit Thailand. I believe you will definitely have a different experience and feeling.