Koh Chang

🏝️Phuket Developed early, with a well-rounded life and commercial facilities, the tourism industry is also very developed, with basically all underwater and water activities, a wealth of entertainment projects, eat, drink and play in one, the public choice~ - 🏝️Koh Samui Compared to Phuket, Koh Samui has more of a tropical island feel because it is densely covered with coconut groves and islands, the distance between the islands is very close, and the commercial life and entertainment facilities are also very rich. Honeymoon Island, there are many high-end hotels (Six Senses, Banyan Tree, Ritz Carlton, etc.) - 🏝️Koh Samet Koh Samet is about 3~4 hours away from Bangkok, near Pattaya, it is a lesser-known white sand beach, not so commercialized. - 🏝️Krabi Krabi is more like a hidden island town in the mountains, with a slow pace of life, not only has a pure blue coastline, but also a unique karst landscape. - 🏝️Phi Phi Island Phi Phi Island is an offshore island of Krabi, the towering mountains on the sea paired with the blue sea water is breathtaking, the natural rock caves formed between the mountains are even more surprising - 🏝️Similan The Similan Islands are a national marine park, with excellent ecological protection, composed of 9 islands, extremely suitable for snorkeling!! - 🏝️Koh Chang Koh Chang is also a small island with a well-protected ecological environment, there are many undeveloped islands around, many beaches and primitive forests have not been developed, full of natural quiet atmosphere! - 🏝️Koh Lipe Koh Lipe is located on the southernmost coast, bordering Malaysia, away from the hustle and bustle, not overly developed, the ecological environment is very good, known as the small Maldives of Thailand, is a diving paradise in Thailand. The water quality is very good, clearly layered, from the crystal clear jelly green, gradually to sky blue, and finally to the deep blue gem color, each layer makes people feel incredibly stunning!

As both Southeast Asian tourist destinations, why do people prefer to go to Thailand and rarely visit Vietnam? From personal experience, the tourism experiences in these two countries are really different. No input provided. Natural scenery: Thailand has extremely rich natural scenery, many of which can be remembered by everyone, such as Phuket Island, Pattaya, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Zheng Wang Temple, etc. In addition to these, small and niche tourist attractions such as Chiang Khan and Elephant Island are also very worth visiting. The tourism methods are diversified and can meet the needs of different people. Compared to that, there are relatively few well-known tourist attractions in Vietnam. Tourism environment: Vietnam started and developed its tourism industry later than Thailand, and the overall industry is not as well-developed as Thailand's, so both the infrastructure and tourism environment, including shopping places, are not as abundant as Thailand's. I have been to Thailand 6 times and Vietnam twice. Overall, Thailand's city streets are cleaner and the cultural environment is better. Thai people are also more friendly and hospitable. My most memorable experience was riding a motorcycle in Thailand alongside cars, even during rush hour, everything was orderly and there was no honking, which I found quite impressive. Consumer level: The cost of living in Thailand is lower than in Vietnam, and it is also safer. Basically, a person can spend only a few thousand yuan to travel to Thailand for a week. However, there are too many things to buy, such as local jewelry and bags, which cost only tens of yuan. I haven't seen any sky-high prices for souvenirs. Especially, many floating markets are a shopping paradise for women. Speaking of shopping paradise for women, Vietnam is even rarer. Language environment: There are many people who speak Chinese in Thailand, and learning Chinese is very common in Thailand. Relatively speaking, Chinese people will have fewer language communication barriers when they go there. But if you travel freely in Vietnam, language communication will be very difficult. Movie promotion: People love Thailand not only because of their personal experiences, but also because of the recent movie promotions that reflect the country's good environment. There are more movies that showcase this in Thailand, especially some public service advertisements that are very touching. However, Vietnam has done very little in this regard. The above are the reasons why people like to go to Thailand but not Vietnam. What do you think?

#songkran2024 📍Explore the serene beauty of Klong Nueng Waterfall and let your worries melt away.This secluded oasis promises a tranquil ambiance that will leave you in awe. 🌈🌳 🎟️ Entrance Fee: 50 baht per person 🚗 Getting There: If you're staying in the city center of Koh Chang, hop on a local taxi or rent a scooter to reach Klong Nueng Waterfall. It's approximately a 30-minute drive away. 🛵 Dive into Adventure at Hin Luk Bat! 🤿🌊 🐚 Discover the wonders beneath the crystal-clear waters of Hin Luk Bat! Embark on a thrilling snorkeling adventure and get up close with a variety of vibrant marine life. Whether you're a seasoned snorkeler or a first-timer, this underwater paradise will leave you mesmerized! 🐬🐠 🎟️ Entrance Fee: 200 baht per person 🚗 Getting There: After your visit to Klong Nueng Waterfall, take a short 15-minute drive to Hin Luk Bat. You can hire a local taxi or rent a scooter to reach this incredible snorkeling spot. 🚖 Experience the Magic: Sunset at Bang Bao Pier! 🌴 🌞 End your day on a high note! Head to Bang Bao Pier and witness a breathtaking sunset that will leave you speechless. Immerse yourself in the scenic views and soak up the tranquil atmosphere. 🚗 Getting There: From Hin Luk Bat, it's a 30-minute drive to Bang Bao Pier. Grab a local taxi or rent a scooter to reach this picturesque location. 🛵 #KohChangAdventures #DiscoverParadise

Arrival method: Bangkok car and boat intermodal transport. 7-9 hours. Geographically located next to an island.

I am very willing to write a detailed travelogue for you to Pattaya, Thailand, hoping it will be helpful to you. Day 1: We took a plane to Bangkok and rented a car at the airport to go to Pattaya, which took about two hours. After arriving in Pattaya, we first went to our hotel, a seaside resort with a broad view and pleasant scenery. We rested for a while and then went to Pattaya's main attraction - Pattaya Beach. Pattaya Beach is a beautiful seaside attraction with soft sandy beaches, clear waters, and a variety of water sports such as water skiing, sailing, and jet skiing. We spent a pleasant afternoon on the beach, enjoying the beautiful sea view and the taste of sunshine and sea breeze. In the evening, we went to the local night market to taste local delicacies, buy handicrafts and souvenirs. The night market here is very lively, with many stalls displaying a variety of goods, and the prices are also quite affordable. Day 2: We went to the dinosaur park in the morning. It is a theme park with many replica dinosaur models, giving people a feeling of traveling back to the dinosaur era. We played here for several hours, taking photos, admiring various dinosaur models, and also trying some exciting amusement facilities. In the afternoon, we went to the most famous temple in Thailand - Wat Huay Mongkol. This is a temple with a long history and cultural background, and an important part of Thai Buddhist culture. Here, we enjoyed the architectural style of the temple and Buddhist art, and also learned some knowledge about Buddhist culture in the temple. Day 3: We went to Coral Island, a beautiful island famous for its white sandy beaches, clear waters, and abundant marine life. We spent a whole day here, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the beach, swimming in the sea, and observing coral reefs and marine life. Coral Island also has many water sports activities, and we participated in some of them, such as kayaking, water skiing, and snorkeling. Especially during the snorkeling activity, we were able to see many beautiful coral reefs and colorful tropical fish up close, which was very spectacular. After spending a whole day on Coral Island, we took a boat back to Pattaya city. In the evening, we went to a local seafood restaurant and tasted fresh seafood. The seafood here is very fresh and delicious, and the price is also reasonable. It is a highly recommended restaurant. Day 4: We went to "Tiger's Den" in the morning, which is a zoo themed around tigers. Here, we saw various large feline animals such as tigers, lions, and leopards. The most impressive experience was the close encounter with the tigers. We were taken into a large cage and played with two very friendly tigers, which was a very special experience. In the afternoon, we went to the "Crystal Lighthouse" scenic spot. This is a lighthouse about 100 meters high, located on the seaside in the center of Pattaya. We climbed up the lighthouse, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Pattaya, and also enjoyed the scenery and architecture around the lighthouse. Day 5: We went to "Elephant Island", which is a zoo themed around elephants. Here, we saw many very friendly elephants and also participated in some intimate experiences with them, such as riding elephants to tour the park and bathing with elephants. In the afternoon, we went to "Iverson Cafe", which is a very unique coffee shop. The coffee here is delicious, and the decoration inside the shop is also very unique, full of artistic atmosphere. Day 6: On this day, we chose to travel freely and visited some other attractions in the Pattaya city area, such as the Pattaya Zoo, the Pattaya Observation Tower, and so on. These attractions are all very unique and worth a visit. In the evening, we went to the central business district of Pattaya, bought some local specialties and souvenirs, and also tasted some local snacks and delicacies. The seventh day in Pattaya: On this day, our last day in Pattaya, we chose to go to a water park called "Ramayana Water Park". This is a very large water park with all kinds of water facilities, such as water slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and so on. We played here all day and had a lot of fun and excitement. In the evening, we returned to the hotel to pack our luggage and prepare to go back home. During the seven days in Pattaya, we had a very wonderful and unforgettable vacation, leaving behind many beautiful memories. We also deeply felt the warmth and gratitude of the Thai people's hospitality and friendliness, which made us feel very warm and grateful.