10 beautiful "unbearable" tourist spots in Thailand that you should visit

There is no doubt that Thailand is becoming one of the hottest names in Southeast Asia tourism. Good food, cheap prices, exciting culture, lively Bangkok and hot seaside cities ... that's what we can think of when asked about Thailand. But apart from the beautiful beaches and Bangkok, what are some interesting things about Thailand? Here are 10 natural locations with magnificent beauty and utopia in Thailand, which you may have missed in planning a visit to the Golden Temple.

1. Lalu

In Thai, Lalu means "penetrating". The implication here is that: Lalu has tall piles placed next to each other in layers with the shape to "penetrate the eyes of visitors". And this will definitely be a new experience for anyone by its exotic natural beauty. You can reach Lalu by going east to Sa Kaeo, a site near the Cambodian border.



2. Hang Morakot

When you come here, do not forget to carry a torch because the cave is a triangular block in the dark. Boating over 70m in the cave, you will see sunlight, that is your ultimate goal after swimming through 70m caves, and indeed you will find the effort you spend really well worth it. Once you get to this point of the cave, the light outside will help you see the inner landscapes, and the cave is covered with lots of moss. Listen to nothing special but only when you see the gleaming green in the dark shadow fanciful, you can feel the surreal beauty of the place.


3. Karma beach

In the midst of a vast beach, there is a small island and you have no choice but to go to the boat if you want to visit it. But the time and effort you spend will be paid off, because you will experience a perfect beauty with white sand, smooth and crystal clear sea. There you can watch direct sunrise or diving in the most complete and brilliant.



4. Phang Nga Bay

If suddenly one day you become a stray, and after a night of traveling, you wake up on the Gulf of Phang Nga. The first moment you feel about things around you is probably: silence. Because of the beauty of this place will make you can not say the words. The vast sea, sparkling under the turquoise sun, the limestone mountains towering out from the sea .... is what makes Phang Nga one of the most popular names. Especially after one of its islands was appearing in a James Bond movie in 1974.


5. Similan Island

It is one of the most famous islands in the Andaman Sea, located to the northwest from PhuKet beach. This is a perfect place to relax, not only by the splendor of the surrounding sea, but also by a water wonderland in Similan, because of its abundance in the marine ecosystem.

6. Sam Pan Bok

You do not have to visit the Grand Canyon in the United States to see the great rocky mountains. Sam Pan Bok - a famous place in Thailand also owns the majestic mountains are not inferior. In Thai, Sam Pan Bok means "3000 holes". This name is due to the unique hole surface of the canyon formed on the sandstone cliffs. The canyon is about 7 meters deep and 20 meters wide. For a view of the high altitude and a few pictures of beautiful scenery of the mountains, you can find the cliffs near Ubon Ratchathani. In addition, Sam Pan Bok at night is also an ideal viewing location with the starry river in the night sky.

7. Huay Mae Khanim

One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand, Huay Mae Khanim has a surreal beauty as in the fairy tale, with streams of white smoke blaring out of the air. If you want to see the Huay Mae Khanim waterfall, you should visit the rainy season. In the rainy season, seven cascading cascades will be the best conditions to show off your perfect beauty. Huay Mae Khamin is located in the national park area of ​​Kanchanaburi.



8. Thi Lo Su

Thi Lo Su is known as the largest waterfall in Thailand. It is also known as the highest waterfall with altitudes of 200 meters, 300 meters and 400 meters. If you want to see Thi Lo Su, you can find it in the wilderness UNESCO Umphang in northern Thailand.



9. Crystal Lagoon

When in Krabi, do not forget to visit a magical lake in the Khao Pra - Bang Kram nature reserve. At this place, you can spend a lot of time enjoying the beauty surrounding the lake area. The water in the crystal clear, so sparkling that you would think it is not true.


10. Khao Sok National Park

Tropical forests in Khao Sok National Park are thought to be 160 million years old, one of the oldest tropical forests in the world. The best time to visit Khao Sok is during the dry season, from December to April. At this point, you will be , You will be looking at the limestone cliffs and waterfalls shimmering when you are rowing around. Khao Sok is located in Khlong Sok in southern Thailand.


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Top 10 destinations to look out for when traveling to New Zealand

10., Coromandel Peninsula

Situated on the Coromandel Peninsula, 175km from Auckland, Hot Water Beach is a popular hot spring beach and one of the first destinations to visit when vacationing in New Zealand.

At first sight, Hot Water Beach is nothing special, but it is not like any other beach in the world. Miraculous sources of geothermal origin located at a depth of 15m below the sand beach will rise each time the tide goes up. Taking advantage of this unique natural attraction, travelers often dig their own sand dunes on the beach to relax in the warm waters. The deeper the hole, the higher the water temperature. The highest temperature of these natural hot tubs is about 50-60 degrees Celsius.



9. Abel Tasman National Park

Located at the top of the South Island's, Abel Tasman National Park is the smallest national park in New Zealand but size does not equal quality. Abel Tasman has a fascinating coastline, pristine forest and a home to rare blue penguins.



8. Sky Tower

The Sky Tower is an observation tower and telecommunication tower, symbolizing the city of Auckland. Sky Tower is the 12th tallest tower in the world with a height of 328m. When you visit New Zealand, from the tower you can see the scene of the whole city within 80km back. In addition, if you are a personality, love the feeling strong, the restaurant rotation system Orbit on the top floor will give you the feeling "adventure" as possible.


Auckland city with 328m Sky Tower icon.



7.Napier

Napier is a beautiful small town in Hawke Bay on the east coast of the North Island with its Art Deco-inspired houses. It was razed by an earthquake in 1931. The rebuilding of the city coincides with the brief history of Art Deco, and as a result, Napier owns 147 works in the Art Deco category. The city is architecturally different from most other cities in the world.

Thousands of tourists visit Napier each month, especially on weekends, to participate in the Art Deco Weekend. The festival was the occasion for locals and tourists to dress in the true 1920s, singing, gathering on the streets next to their old cars. Picture: artshub.co.uk
Thousands of tourists visit Napier each month, especially on weekends, to participate in the Art Deco Weekend. The festival was the occasion for locals and tourists to dress in the true 1920s, singing, gathering on the streets next to their old cars. Picture: artshub.co.uk

6. Kaikoura
Kaikoura is a beautiful town nestled between the Kaikoura Suaward Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by snow-capped peaks in the winter, making this place a magnificent and spectacular landscape. In addition, this area is famous for mammals such as whales, dolphins, seals ... It is interesting that visitors can see firsthand, close-up of these rare animals on tourist boats . Alternatively, if you are interested in exploring, you can walk through the wild Kaikoura forest with lots of fun.

5. Fox Glacier and Franz Josef Glacier

The two rivers are located in Westland Tai Poutini National Park in the southern peninsula of New Zealand. The Fox Glacier is 13 km long, while Franz Josef is 12 km long. The two rivers are located 20km apart, but they flow from the southern Alps at an altitude of 300m to a tropical forest full of green and lush.

Travelers will not be able to find anywhere in the world that is accessible to a glacier. Picture: straytravel.com
Tourists will not be able to find anywhere in the world that a glacier is so easily accessible. Picture: straytravel.com

4. Rotorua

If you are looking for a different experience then Rotorua is the ideal destination for you. Because since a number of special geologic movements have taken place in this city, Rotorua possesses many unique and unusual features.

Traveling around Rotorua for a day, you'll be able to witness the torrents of suds, muddy pools and fountains.hot specific. This special feature makes the spa, sauna, hot spring in here develop quite strong. At all hotels in the city of Rotorua, guests can soak themselves in a natural hot spring bath containing sulfur that is good for health, helps regenerate vitality and healing. Surely it will make you excited and expect to be in Rotorua once in a lifetime.


3. Tongariro National Park

As the first national park in New Zealand, Tongariro is known for its surprises and attractions you may have never thought of. Start your trip in the Whakapapa Visitor Center, only an hour's walk from the beautiful Taranaki Falls. Keep going a short distance further taking you through the scrub forest that sprouts on the volcanic lava stream erupted hundreds of years ago.

Tongariro Park is famous for its spectacular volcanic terrain and it contains many interesting things, including the beautiful blue jade lake scattered throughout the area. Photo: flickr / Daniele Sartori
Tongariro Park is famous for its spectacular volcanic terrain and it contains many interesting things, including the beautiful blue jade lake scattered throughout the area. Photo: flickr / Daniele Sartori

2. Bay of Islands

Bay of Islands is one of the most popular destinations in New Zealand. This picturesque area includes 144 islands, secluded bays and some excellent white sand beaches. The Bay of Islands has a rich marine system, including whales, penguins and dolphins. It is also a popular tourist destination where sailing yachts in the world anchor and the familiar stop of many international athletes.



1. Milford Sound

Milford Sound is a fjord on the South West of South Island's in Fiordland National Park. The rainy season makes Milford Sound one of the nicest places in New Zealand. This climate creates spectacular waterfalls, including Lady Bowen Falls and Stirling Falls.

It would be great to be on the boat watching the beautiful natural scenery of Milford Sound, especially to witness the rumbling falls into the immense bay.

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Top 10 most attractive tourist destinations in Vietnam



Thien Mu Pagoda, Nha Trang, Phu Quoc ... are the most popular international destinations by Touropia.
1. Halong Bay. Located on the West Bank of the Tonkin Gulf, including the island waters of Ha Long City, Cam Pha City and part of Van Don Island District, Quang Ninh Province. Halong Bay has a 120 km coastline with an area of ​​about 1,553 square kilometers including 1,969 large and small islands, most of which are limestone islands, of which the core of the bay is 335 square kilometers of dense 775 islands big small.


Not only beautiful because of the "clouds of water", the poetic beauty or the countless limestone islands floating on the water, Ha Long also give visitors a sense of peace when immersed in the scenery here. Rated as one of the 29 most beautiful bays in the world, the end of March 2012, New Open World has officially recognized Ha Long Bay as one of the seven new natural wonders of the world.

2. Thien Mu Pagoda Also known as Linh Mu Pagoda, is the ancient temple located on Ha Khe Hill, on the left bank of the Huong River, about 5km west of Hue city center. Thien Mu Pagoda was officially built in the year of the Tan Suu (1601), the first princess Nguyen Hoang, the first Nguyen Lord in Cochinchina.

With natural beauty and large scale, Thien Mu Pagoda became the most beautiful temple of that time. Thien Mu Pagoda has been used as a temple during the Tay Son Dynasty (around 1788), and was restored many times under the Nguyen dynasty. Today, the pagoda continues to be more and more magnificent, magnificent and always attractive, attracting many tourists near and far.


3. Hoan Kiem Lake. Also known as Ho Guom, is the natural freshwater lake of Hanoi, the lake has an area of ​​about 12 hectares. Previously, the lake also had the name: Luc Thuy Lake, Thuy Quan Lake, Ta Vong and Huu Vong Lake, the name of Hoan Kiem appeared in the early 15th century associated with the legend of Le Thai To King to pay the sword to the Turtle. God.


Hoan Kiem Lake is associated with the legendary legend, the symbol of the thirst for peace, the virtuosic talents of the Vietnamese nation. Thus, many artists have taken the image of Ho Guom as the basis for their works.


4. Hoi An. Hoi An City is located on the northern bank of Thu Bon River, about 25km south-east of Da Nang, about 50km northeast of Tam Ky. From the 16th and 17th centuries, this place was known as Faifoo, a trading and trading center for Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese and Italian merchants in Southeast Asia.

Hoi An today preserves the status quo of the ancient architectural and intangible cultural heritage of traditional customs, beliefs, folk arts, cultural festivals, villages traditional cuisine ... In addition, the culinary culture in Hoi An is one of the special things that visitors often mention, if you have not come here to enjoy traditional dishes such as Cao lau, noodle Quang , the cake "white rose" ... is like never to Hoi An.

5. Phu Quoc. The island is also known as Ngoc Island, the largest island in Vietnam, also the largest island in a population of 22 islands in the Gulf of Thailand. Phu Quoc island and other islands form the Phu Quoc island district of Kien Giang province. The whole island district has a total area of ​​589.23 square kilometers.


In 2008, the Concierge.com website (specializing in travel in Australia) announced that Long Beach is one of the 13 most pristine beaches in the world. In addition, Phu Quoc is the place to produce a fish sauce not only famous in Vietnam but also known around the world.


6. Sa Pa terraces. Sa Pa is a highland town in northwestern Vietnam, where terraces are beautiful, stretching as they rise to the sky. With beautiful natural scenery, poetic moments, mysterious markets and delicious food, Sa Pa has "fascinated" most of the visitors when they arrived here.

In 2009, Travel and Leisure Magazine (USA) also voted Sa Pa terraces as one of the seven most beautiful terrain fields in Asia and the world. In December 2011, Lonely Planet Travel magazine introduced Sa Pa as one of the 10 best places in the world for walking, and in early November 2013, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tourism has also decided to rank Saab terraced fields heritage Nation.


7. Mui Ne. It is a popular tourist center of the South Central, 22km north of Phan Thiet City (Binh Thuan Province), where it is a strip of unspoiled green coastline with red sand hills stretching and fishing villages of Vietnam pure sea.


Mui Ne also attracts visitors by many historical and cultural relics of a diverse, multi-ethnic culture such as Kinh, Cham, Hoa, typical Cham towers, Water tower, Ong Pagoda, Hau, Van Thuy Tu and many other valuable cultural, historical and tourist sites.

8. Mekong Delta. As part of the Mekong Delta, also known as the Southern Plains or the South West, the total area is 40,548.2 square kilometers. Due to the long coastline and the Mekong River divided into many tributaries of rivers, canals, islands and archipelagoes, this place is suitable for ecotourism, experience and exploration.
Coming to the Mekong Delta in addition to visiting the extensive fruit gardens, go on one of nine river branches to the sea of ​​the Mekong River, hear the music and enjoy the specialties of the South, It is also difficult to overlook the floating market, a feature only in the West River.

9. Cu Chi Tunnels. It is a defensive system in the ground in Cu Chi district, the land is called "land of steel", 70 km away from Ho Chi Minh City to the northwest. This system was built by the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam during the Indochina War and the Vietnam War.


This is a unique architecture deep in the ground, there are many floors, many niches like spider webs that are over 200km long, which is the place to eat, stay, meet and fight our people. With 3 different deep layers, the upper floor is about 3m from the ground, the middle floor is about 6m from the ground and the bottom floor is 12m deep. Ben Dinh and Ben Dinh have been recognized by the State as historical relics at the national level.


10. Nha Trang. It is a coastal city and a political, economic, cultural and tourist center of Khanh Hoa Province in the South Central Coast of Vietnam. The sea lagoon is famous for its Salanganes'Nest, one of the most nutritious delicacies enjoyed by kings 400 years ago.

Dubbed the "Pearl of the East," Nha Trang not only owns a beautiful natural landscape, cool with stretches of white sand, offshore islands have magical virtual coral, but also famous for its many ancient Cham temples, mesmerizing museums in the heart of the city.
In 2008, the Concierge.com website (specializing in travel in Australia) announced that Long Beach is one of the 13 most pristine beaches in the world. In addition, Phu Quoc is the place to produce a fish sauce not only famous in Vietnam but also known around the world.

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