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Thailand: The World’s Exotic Locations

Thailand: The World’s Exotic Locations

By: Paige Taylor | Nov 29, 2011 | 287 words | 1421 views
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Thailand has increasingly become of the most loved travel destinations in the world over the last decades. What makes the country so popular? Thailand is blessed with beautiful landscapes: valleys filled with swirling fogs and mists, attractive beaches and islands. In addition, it has rich history and culture. The kingdom has most recorded reigns in the world. It is a place of ritual and practice which are not familiar to most visitors, thus enhancing the country’s exotic appeal. Visitors may be surprised by hill tribes, traditional peoples and their traditional ways of life that remain untouched. Moreover, visitors are attracted by legendary nightlife and floating markets. Many restaurants and bars offer irresistible package with some of the best cuisine. One more notable point is that Thais placid and calm in the modern life.

 

Floating lanterns were launched into the sky during the Loy Krathong festival.

Floating lanterns were launched into the sky during the Loy Krathong festival.

 

The Grand Palace serves as the official residence of Kings of Thailand from the 18th century onwards.

The Grand Palace serves as the official residence of Kings of Thailand from the 18th century onwards.


Beautiful gold wall at the Grand Palace in Bangkok

Beautiful gold wall at the Grand Palace in Bangkok


Ayutthaya is an ancient capital and modern city in the Central Plains of Thailand.

Ayutthaya is an ancient capital and modern city in the Central Plains of Thailand.


Monks let a Khom Loi float into the air at the the Yi Peng festival in Mae Cho, Chiang Mai

Monks let a Khom Loi float into the air at the the Yi Peng festival in Mae Cho, Chiang Mai


Shopping District, Bangkok

Shopping District, Bangkok

 

Busy floating market at sunset

Busy floating market at sunset


Ampawa and Floating Markets are two hidden gems. Both markets are smaller in scales but no less charming and less touristy.

Ampawa and Floating Markets are two hidden gems. Both markets are smaller in scales but no less charming and less touristy.


Headless Buddha statues, Wat Mahathat

Headless Buddha statues, Wat Mahathat


The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is located in the centre downtown Bangkok. In the picture, the man is standing in front of an installation of images of the royal family of Thailand.

The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is located in the centre downtown Bangkok. In the picture, the man is standing in front of an installation of images of the royal family of Thailand.


A traditional Thai dance in Phuket

A traditional Thai dance in Phuket


Khon Dance is the most stylised form of Thai dance.

Khon Dance is the most stylised form of Thai dance.

 

People are harvesting crops.

People are harvesting crops.

 

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My favourite is traveling, especially going abroad. I love to write about beautiful destinations,tourism events, local people, along with the customs.

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