Thailand: nature and history

Tourists discovered Thailand literally at the beginning of this century, and although this country has not opened up to travelers yet, it is possible to name its main cultural, natural and historical sights that will be of interest to all guests of Thailand.

Nature

About Phuket, the main dream of all tourists seeking to Thailand, all travelers heard. Phuket is known not only for its five-star hotels and a bustling nightlife, but also for its stunning nature – tropical forests, waterfalls, flora and fauna of the sea depths (which will impress even experienced divers).

Travelers who prefer the pristine nature and silence of the popularity of the main cities and regions of the country can give their preference to one of the national parks of Thailand. One of the best options – Khao Sok – a natural recreation in the south. Here there are rare birds; grow bright and incredibly fragrant flowers; In addition, Khao Sok is interesting not only for living nature, but also for relief – huge rocks rise above the green valley, which is lost and darkens at their footsteps.

History and Culture

The capital of Thailand – Bangkok – is one great attraction. In this city, a curious tourist will be interested in absolutely everything. Attractive for the traveler can be not only places, but also events – in Bangkok, for example, this is the weekly market of the weekend Chatuchak, the largest in the city, noisy, lively; Here everything is sold: from clothes to exotic fruits.

Chiang Mai is the cultural capital of northern Thailand, loved both by enthusiastic travelers and families with children. The main attractions of this city are palaces and manors, representing examples of architecture since the thirteenth century. Elegant, refined and airy, these houses, towers, temples are far from the philistine idea of ​​architecture on a tropical island. In addition, they are surrounded by gardens and parks, so while the smallest travelers rest and play in the sun and fresh air, adults interested in the culture of Thailand can go on a sightseeing tour.

Sukhothai is a historical park, a cultural monument in the north of Thailand, a palace and park ensemble; The former capital of the province, now in ruins, but open to visitors. Sukhothai covers a huge territory, so even with a large influx of tourists there is no feeling that there are really a lot of people.

In the city of Phetburi in the west of the country is the palace complex of Phra Nakhon Khiri, whose pearl is a white imperial palace on a hill erected in 1859.