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Reading the Story of the Great City: Only One Corner of Prosperity

Big cities are places where people need to calm down and drink slowly. It is not suitable for them to take a cursory look for a day.

Borrow him for two days, entrust the morning and evening, and repay you for a hundred years.

Since guest house rented a bicycle, he began to read the book Big City carefully.

The streets were empty at noon.

Although I was holding the map, I had no idea where to go.

In the big city, it is really easy to meet the ruins at the corner.

Less than 5 minutes after departure, mottled pagodas, palace pillars and upright pagodas rushed into view, with only low walls (or none at all), as if they did not hide their heartache at all.

The glory of the Dacheng Dynasty, which began in the 13th century for more than 400 years, the majesty of 34 monarchs and the distractions of businessmen from all over the world, were all torched by the Burmese army after it was looted. The 2,000 gold-plated minarets and temples have since lost their prosperity, leaving only broken walls.

I didn’t see him building a tall building, I didn’t see him feasting guests, I saw his building collapse.

This kind of scene is to make dozens of copies of the dilapidated Yuanmingyuan.

How many courtyards are deep and only a few people look around.

The bright color in the hand, the prosperity in the corner.

Years have never climbed up your face, but I can’t find what you looked like at that time.

The big city Authaya means “indestructible city”, but in front of time, there is what that can last forever?

看吧看吧,真的人很少吧。唯一的麻烦就是不好找人拍照。在大城两天,没遇到一个华人,全程英语地干活。导致后来热得汗流浃背之时,自言自语:so hot today! must get sth to drink!转念一想,呀,开始英语思维了哇,向来以为切换思维语言是掌握外语的最高境界啊,没想到偶尔摸到边儿啦。

这种沧桑是很适合质感人像,只是没有随行摄影师,胡汉三我十月还会再来的!

This photo was taken by the following Korean boy:

Starting from this young man, Doudou was asked the most along the way: from Janpan?

No, no, from China!

The South Korean boy immediately said: hello ~

我也会拽两句韩语:a nyeon ha se yo!

At this point, Doudou thinks I can’t continue your Chinese and my Korean. Smecta, you know, thanks to “Blue Life and Death Love” and “If Love Has Providence” which I have seen more than twice, all I have left is: Mi a Nai (I’m sorry) and SA Rang Hai (I love you), which is really inappropriate to say.

Fortunately, South Korean students stopped exchanging languages and asked directly in English if they could take a photo. Sure, Smecta!

Only the posture of this photo was taken… it is very likely that the Korean people will say that the Chinese girl took the photo arm in arm (it seems that Koreans prefer to say a lot of things are their own). The actual situation is that people raise their arms very gentlemanly, and we can’t wriggle, can we?

Chiang Mai Oriental Mandarin Hotel and its luxurious reproduction of a Lana Dynasty, but the big city is full of broken walls and different heads. Perhaps today, he has become more accustomed to collecting a sigh.

Years are mottled on the wall, and you are always silent.

A fire can make a city disappear, a rain can make a seed germinate and grow green year after year, but it cannot hide the damage to muscles and bones.

The logo of almost all big city postcards (Wat Maha That)

That night, I was displaced from place to place and met you. One night it was a hundred years…….

In the past, I always felt that the power of the tree was strong, but the tree seemed to be infected with Buddha’s nature and just held it gently in my arms. There is only protection, no restraint.

It seems that there is nothing important in the big city, so I just idle and wait for the sunset.

When hungry, he ran to the opposite night market to look for food. When he was finished, he continued to wander in the monuments and temples. Anyway, he did not charge tickets.

This is a living ancient city:

Teenagers play football here, no one patrols, of course, no one destroys it.

It is also good to have a pious heart.

After visiting the two nearest temples on the first day, I was wounded and went back to rest.

It seemed that what thought a lot that night, and it seemed that he didn’t even think about it.

I feel that I am in love with this thick and vicissitudes of the ancient city.

So let me come to you, close as I want be, close enough for me, to feel your heart beating fast……

I know that the smile of the classical Buddha is blooming not far away, and I am only grateful to be able to “sleep together” with him so close.

The next day, I spread out the map and looked at it carefully. Doudou was dumbfounded. This is an ancient city in how. There are 58 historic sites marked out alone, while I only visited the nearest two in the last few hours yesterday afternoon.

In the afternoon, I will leave for Bangkok……..

Well, I still don’t want to take a cursory look at it in a hurry. I’ll bring you back two days after my National Day trip to Sri Lanka and my connecting flight in Bangkok.

No one collects tickets, but someone keeps lotus flowers.

Strong is humiliating, strong is easy to destroy, empire or mainstay, it is better to have a tree full of flowers.

The plumeria here is also one point less, the sunshine is fresh when the sea is blue and the sky is blue, and one point more is sparse.

Diaolan Yuche is not here. Who has been saddened here?

Fortunately, there are also many pagodas that have retained * *;

Because of its massiness, Doudou has to wear more and more bright clothes.

Of course, there are also some people who follow the thick color route that matches the atmosphere.

However, when we meet, we should smile, shouldn’t we?

The only tour group in Dacheng comes from Japan. They like to ride elephants around the ruins.

I hope that in October at the end of the rainy season, I will stroll here again and let the rain wash away the dust from history and my heart.

I am a tree in autumn, quietly guarding a small territory. I have never envied the prosperity, because the most beautiful thing is not in the distance.

The big city is surrounded 360 degrees by a moat. Even after stripping away the dazzling many historic sites, the quietness in this corner is also pleasing.

As if you’re never hurt

As if you’re never down.

This big tree is quite like Juli Baker’s favorite buttonwood tree in “Bang Ran Xin”.

Big city, October, goodbye.

Luxury Golf-Impression of Thailand 3

Golf is really a luxurious sport for me, Because of his work relationship, I learned one or two golf postures on the high platform. I watched the coach swing the ball gracefully and gently, and then rose to the sky. A beautiful fox line fell down. I learned it like a model. Ha ha, the basic posture is the posture of digging the ground. I wish I could suck up a few pits on the ground. This luxurious activity is not the sport I played, but can only enjoy the view from afar.

This time in Thailand, we visited a total of three golf courses. The blue sky and green space made courses with different difficulties according to the situation, which opened my eyes. Every golf course, you will see a large piece of empty green space head on. The green lawn is gorgeous and makes you unable to bear to step down.

According to the introduction, a golf course requires 24-hour professional maintenance. The maintenance and management of lawns need to be very proficient. These employees have received professional training, how to trim, how to maintain in rainy days, how to maintain in the sun, different seasons and different climates have different maintenance methods, because the magnificence of this lawn is not any shoes you wear can enter, you need sneakers to enter the lawn.

Thailand also has many golf courses. Because of their real price, considerate service quality and natural and beautiful scenery, it attracts golfers from different countries. Perhaps you will meet some famous golfers here. The most luxurious golf players in Thailand are the Koreans and Japanese brought by Southeast Asia, who are enjoying a comfortable life here.

The court is easy and difficult, You can choose the venue according to your level. The average course is 7100 yards long, 18 holes long and 72 par. Some of these courses are made of high-quality sand to form bunkers, while others are covered with grass to form a small hillside with the original terrain. Various trees are planted along the road, with clear lakes and circuitous routes to let the ball play hide-and-seek with you. You will constantly challenge your technology for the changeable geography. It is said that it takes five hours to play a good game. In case of rainy days, as long as you start, no matter how much you play, the game will be cancelled.

After watching Khao Kheow Country Club and Thailand Golf Club these days, golf lovers can fly to Thailand to enjoy the natural and unrestrained swing on the blue sky, white clouds and green lawn, and enjoy the freedom to breathe with nature. This should be a paradise for golf lovers in Thailand.

Hiking through the Three Jungle Items

After lunch, we took a bus to this small village. The tour guide said that the people in this village were very poor. I think the purpose of his bringing us here should be to let us shop, but he didn’t force us to do so. After a short rest here, he started our last activity today, hiking through the jungle.

A small village in the jungle

The tour guide said that the small village was very poor.

The tour guide said that the small village was very poor.

The children of the village

The children of the village

These scarves are handmade

Very warm, very friendly

The children in the village are selling us their own bracelets worn with grass seeds.

The children in the village are selling us their own bracelets worn with grass seeds.

All the men in the village have gone out to work.

All the men in the village have gone out to work.

Began to hike through the jungle.

An off-road vehicle overtook us.

Jungle

Walking along this forest path

There is a waterfall ahead.

Crossing a stream

A foreigner who swims

South Korean tourists

Crossing

Tourists from many countries splashing in the water

Tourists from many countries splashing in the water

Tourists from many countries splashing in the water

Watching waterfalls in the jungle

A pavilion on the roadside

Accompanied by streams of water

A jungle, stream

You Yi Cun

Jungle house

Paddy field

Jackfruit on the tree

Rice Field and Puppies Accompanying Us

These clothed trees are protected

Villagers’ Bed

Bananas on the Tree

Cats and Dogs 1

Cat and Dog 2

Cats and Dogs 3

Cats and Dogs 5

Selling local souvenirs

Special souvenirs

Special souvenirs

Special souvenirs

A parrot can’t speak Chinese

A parrot can’t speak Chinese

I don’t know it’s a what tree

Deep in the jungle

Many trees in scarves

Keep going

Continue crossing

Crops

A dead tree

On camera

I got in the car that came to pick us up.

Mahawan Temple in Chiang Mai

On the first day, we booked the itinerary for the next day at Uncle Billy’s Travel Agency. We were scheduled to pick us up at the hotel from 8: 30 to 9: 00. We looked at the time after the hotel had used up the free breakfast provided by the hotel and walked out along the alley early.

According to the map brought by Uncle Billy’s travel agency, there is a large temple not far ahead of us, called Maha Bay Temple.

After walking for less than 5 minutes, I saw a temple, which can be guessed intuitively as Mahawan Temple.

The sculpture on the grass in the temple is very interesting.

The architecture of the temple combines Lana style and Burmese style.

The monastery and Buddhist temple on the east side are of Lana style, while the pagoda, sutra depository and rare square monastery on the west side are completely Burmese style.

The Lana-style monastery was built in 1865 and renovated in 1957 with bright modern murals.

The finely decorated teak-roofed ho trai is now a squatter.

The monastery on the west side is decorated with very lively reliefs and honors a huge Burmese-style Buddha. Built for a teak merchant in the 19th century.

As we went too early, the main hall of the temple had not opened yet.

We could only turn around in the temple and could not enter the main hall.

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

The Burmese pagoda is decorated with exquisite stucco reliefs and is surrounded by Chinthe (the mythical lion patron saint).

Mahawan Temple

Such Buddha statues are also common in Thailand.

Mahawan Temple

This should be the place where the temple receives guests.

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

We went early and there were few tourists.

Five-headed gram

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

We went too early. The main hall hasn’t opened yet.

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Mahawan Temple

Cats in Maha Bay Temple

The cat in the temple

The cat in the temple

On the way back to the hotel from Maha Bay Temple, I saw many squirrels running on the electric wire.

Raiders from Bangkok, Thailand to Hua Xin by Train

Raiders from Bangkok, Thailand to Hua Xin by Train

29 February 2012

I found that there are very few strategies to go to Hua Xin by train on the Internet, so I want to take advantage of my trip to Thailand in the middle of this month to write a simple strategy for your reference. I will not repeat all kinds of precautions for going to Thailand here. Websites and forums are full of such strategies. I will only talk about them through my personal experience.

The destination of my trip is Tao Island (Guidao) to study diving license. The itinerary is planned to go south all the way. There are three main stops: Bangkok, Hua Xin and Tao Island.

The reason for choosing to take the train: the price is low and the quality is good-you will know the specific price in what after I see it. There is a large space for taking the train, which is not like a bus. You can only sit and can’t walk. Experience the local customs and human feelings-many local people take trains, and VIP buses are usually tourists, so taking trains can get close to the local people.

Starting point: Bangkok South China Peng Railway Station (I marked it with red arrows on the English map: Bangkok Railway Station, Hua Lamphong)

End point: Hua Hin Railway Station

Time and Fare:

There will be a departure from Bangkok within 2 hours. Each train has different models. See the following figure for the specific time and fare. On the left is the stop time from Bangkok from north to south, and on the right is the stop time from south to north. On the left side of the lower part are descriptions of different types of trains, and on the right are fares corresponding to different grades of seats.

Accommodation: Because I originally planned to try out the Thai train, I booked my accommodation at the Atone-in-Hualumpong Hotel next to the railway station. The hotel is 10 minutes’ walk from the railway station. I booked it on AGODA. The cost performance is very good. The wife of shop-owner is very polite. The hotel is also very comfortable and quiet. Recommended! The only disadvantage is that hotels are difficult to find, and ordinary taxi drivers will go around two or three circles to ask local talents to find them.

Transportation to the railway station: 1. Rail Transit: The most economical and convenient way is to take Bangkok’s rail transit. As shown in the picture, Silom Line is the Longline to Hua Lamphong South China Peng Station. You can see the golden Bangkok Central Railway Station 5 meters from the station entrance. 2. Take a taxi: Show the driver a map at the railway station. There will be no more stupid drivers who don’t know him.

Personal experience:

1. Ticket purchase: Originally, I was going to take the 8 o’clock train to Hua Xin the next morning. Wait until 4: Arriving at the railway station at 30 o’clock, he said that the reservation time for that day had passed, Tickets for the next day are no longer available, Let me come and buy it the next morning… Afraid of not being able to buy a train ticket the next day, I got up early in the morning and arrived at the railway station at 7: 10. Told that the 8 o’clock train was full, Can only sit at 9: The 20 ‘s, All right, one more hour, let me have breakfast and go back to the hotel to tidy up, At 9:20, there was only a third-class bus (that is, the old-fashioned green car in China), but the fare was 44 baht, which surprised me, equivalent to less than RMB 10 yuan. It made me sigh with emotion for a long time ~ there was a picture to prove it: (there was no passport and handling fee for buying tickets, there was no platform ticket checking, only ticket checking on the bus and on the way, so please keep the ticket)

2. By train: Because I was sitting in the last carriage of the train, Therefore, I also paid attention to the following, Half of the last section is for passengers, A quarter of them are for monks, Another quarter is for train attendants, The car will be marked with signs in English and Thai. There are many local people taking this kind of train. There is no air conditioner in the carriage. There is a shaking head electric fan above every two seats. The windows are fully open and there are shaded windows. Personally, I think it is still a very happy experience for backpackers who are not particularly afraid of heat to take this train and become one with the local people. Of course, there are also many foreigners taking this economical train.

3. Regarding the delay: The less than 10 yuan’s ticket price made me wander on the bus for 4.5 hours, one hour later than the scheduled time. Fortunately, I still had relatively plenty of time, so it also made the ticket in 8 yuan more valuable. Therefore, in Thailand, whether taking the bus or the train, I tried to leave some ample time.

Finally, if there are any improper or wrong points in the expression process, I hope you will correct me. Thank you!

[Xiaobian Recommended] Chiang Mai’s Free Travel Strategy-Sutie Mountain I Have to Go to

After cycling through Chiang Mai University, we got to the main road to Sutie Mountain. After cycling for a while, we found it was an uphill road. I was afraid LP and the children could not ride it, so I discussed with them whether to store the bicycle at the foot of the mountain and rent a Dudu car to the mountain. Just then came a doodle car, The driver is very enthusiastic (it should be for money), After bargaining, the deal was made at 300B, Pull us up and down the mountain, And we can play on the mountain as long as we want, We locked the car to the side of the road, I got on the doodle car. The altitude of this Sutie Mountain is not high, but the mountain road is really steep. Almost all the way is uphill. This is enough to prove how wise it was for me to choose to take the doodle car (because we still have to save our physical strength to complete the trip in the next few days). I took the doodle car to spin up quickly and walked for more than ten minutes.

I was sitting on the doodle bus to the top of Sutie Mountain.

I was sitting outside the car taken by the Doodle car to the top of Sutie Mountain. The driver of the Doodle car should have run much more on this road and drove very fast on the rugged mountain road.

The doodle car we took

Suthep Mountain is located about 6 kilometers south of Chiang Mai City in northern Thailand. It is one of Thailand’s famous tourist attractions and a famous Buddhist holy place in Thailand. “Sutie” means “Xianyou” in Thai, and it is called “Yuxianshan” or “Huixianshan” in local Chinese. Sutie Mountain is 1676 meters high. It is covered with white clouds. The climate is cool and pleasant. The trees on the mountain are verdant and flowers are blooming. Among them are the famous five-color roses in Chiang Mai City, which are magnificent, fragrant and dazzling. There is a famous Huijiao Waterfall among the strange rocks at the foot of Sutie Mountain. Huijiao means “Yuquan” in Thai. The waterfall splashes and is as clear as jade. Two kilometers north of Huijiao Waterfall, there is also Huacan Waterfall hanging among rocks.

There are many leisurely dogs.

There is an ancient temple halfway up Sutie Mountain, called Shuanglong Temple. The temple was built on a high platform and covers a vast area. It was supervised by King Guna of the Lana Dynasty in 1383. It was named after two magnificent colorful multi-headed dragons sculpted on the temple gate. On each of the two big faucets, there are six small faucets with their heads held high to the sky. The dragon body is tens of meters long and forms the railings on both sides of the stone grade of the temple. They are peculiar in shape and exquisitely carved. There are many Buddha statues in the temple, one of which is a Buddha statue who takes pictures of Buddha poems and sits in Zen. This Buddha statue is an important ancient Buddha statue in Thailand. There are only three similar ancient Buddha statues in the country, which were invited from Ceylon more than 700 years ago. There are many bronze bells hanging on both sides of the temple. Visitors take their sticks and strike the bells to pray for God’s blessing.

Shuanglong Temple may be named after these two dragons.

Long Dragon in Shuanglong Temple

I want to shoot them while walking, but they think I want to shoot the scene and get out of my way as soon as possible. They also say sorry, sorry to me.

Entering Shuanglong Temple is the only temple in Chiang Mai that charges fees. There is a ticket office nearby, but there is no ticket checking. However, when we get to such a place, we still buy tickets as required, and we can also keep the tickets back as a souvenir.

Entering the temple requires bare feet and shoes.

This temple is quite famous in Chiang Mai.

The temple is very clean, bare feet go in and turn around, feet are not dirty at all.

Every year, May 19 is Thailand’s “Ten Thousand Buddhas Festival”. Many good men and women from northern Thailand come here on foot to worship Buddha. Visitors can reach the top of Sutie Mountain by climbing more than 200 stone steps along the dragon body. There is a huge stupa on the top of the mountain. The tower body is covered with gold foil and towers into the sky. It is dazzling and magnificent in the sun. The remains of Sakyamuni are enshrined in the stupa. Around the stupa are historical paintings and statues of Buddhist holy monks from all dynasties in Thailand.

The weather is not very good, and the buildings are still shining with golden light.

The sculptures in the temples are also very exquisite.

The temple was very quiet and there were no loud noises from tourists.

In the main hall of the temple

This temple is also very distinctive

Most of the Buddha statues here are also gilded.

The golden buildings in the temple

The distinctive furnishings in the temple

These little dolls are cute, aren’t they

A cute little doll

There are elephant sculptures in various shapes.

It is similar to the bell tower in the temple in China. I don’t see where the drum is.

Standing on this Sutie Mountain overlooking Chiang Mai City

A clean and refreshing temple

Standing on this Sutie Mountain overlooking Chiang Mai City, it is a pity that the weather is not very good.

It is said that when the weather is fine, it is quite beautiful to stand here and watch the sunset.

Standing on this Sutie Mountain overlooking Chiang Mai City

The temple has a strange shape. It should be a lion.

The buildings in the temple are also very beautiful.

The dragons in Thai temples are not the same as those in China.

I don’t know if this is a chime, hehe

The eldest brother’s clock

Buildings in temples

There are many Buddha statues in the temple, which look almost the same as those in domestic temples.

You can’t take photos here standing, you can only take photos sitting or kneeling.

Sleeping Buddha in Temple

Legend has it that the site of the stupa where the Buddha’s bones were hidden was chosen by the elephant carrying the Buddha’s bones. The elephant stopped here, shouted three times, made a detour for three weeks, and knelt down on four feet. Pai Zhaoju, who was ready to transport Buddha’s bones, believed that this was the will of Buddha and immediately started construction here and built the stupa. The elephant also died on the spot when the Buddha’s bones were placed, so a white elephant statue more than 1 meter high was set up on the mountain to commemorate the elephant carrying the Buddha’s bones.

Buildings in temples

Buildings in temples

Buildings in temples

It should be used when holding what activities or for blessing. Each of them has money, and I don’t understand what is used for what.

A distinctive Buddha statue

I don’t know that there is a difference between what and Chinese Buddha. It should be about the same.

The bell tower in the temple

I made two turns in the temple. This is standing here again overlooking Chiang Mai City.

Standing on the top of the mountain overlooking Chiang Mai City, although the weather is not very good, I still took many pictures here.

The monks in the temple, I am afraid they will not be happy, so there is no close shot of these monks in the temple.

The environment in the temple is also very quiet and secluded.

A distinctive sculpture

I saw a kitten on the ground in the temple, and I saw several kittens in the temple. This is only the best one.

Thai-featured multi-headed dragon

The toilet in Shuanglong Temple needs to enter barefoot or change slippers placed at the door.

A distinctive sculpture

This monk should be an eminent monk. He is not on the top of the temple, but on the right side of the ladder that goes up to the temple.

The puppies here are also docile.

Foreigners who ride bicycles up the mountain, I also planned to ride bicycles up the mountain at first, because I gave up because I was afraid that they could not ride with my family. The mountain road in Sutie Mountain has many bends and steep slopes. I admire this young man very much.

Another Visit to “Canjun” (-)-Golden Triangle

Preface:

After speeding along the Mekong River in a speedboat from Laos’ Lambla State for more than 6 hours, I finally crossed the border between Laos and Thailand and entered Chiang Rai, an important city in northern Thailand. The remnants of the 93rd Division of the “National Army”, which had made Thailand, Laos and Myanmar uncomfortable, unable to fight or send away, were stationed here. In 2007, I visited the 93rd Division. In order to survive, they faced the exile of foreign countries and fought bravely. In order to live, cultivate and plant, hardships and hardships; For the sake of the Chinese root and national soul, the establishment of Chinese schools is deeply attached to the motherland. All this has left a deep impression on me. In 2010, in order to learn more about this “disabled army”, I once again went to Thailand’s Golden Triangle, Mesla and other places to make field visits.

The Origin of “Disabled Army”

It was March 9, 1950. Under the pursuit of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, more than 800 members of the Kuomintang’s last army on the mainland crossed the Yunnan border with its head Li Guohui and broke into Myanmar. They joined another remnant army led by Tan Zhong to form a “revival army”. And recruit soldiers, the team expanded from 1,400 to more than 3,000, becoming a mighty armed force in the Golden Triangle.

This is the road map for the disabled army to march out of the mainland and into Myanmar and Thailand (the picture was taken at the Memorial Hall of the Righteous People in North Mesla Thailand)

In order to safeguard its sovereignty, the Burmese government asked them to withdraw from Myanmar. Many negotiations between the two sides failed and Burmese government troops launched attacks on the remnant Kuomintang troops. The battle lasted for more than two months and ended in the defeat of the Burmese army.

The activities of the disabled army attracted the attention of Chiang Kai-shek in Taiwan. In order to establish a base for “counterattacking the mainland”, in 1951 Chiang sent Lieutenant General Li Mi, who was the commander of the 8th Kuomintang Army, to lead the remnant army. Li changed “Revival Army” to “Yunnan Anti-Communist National Salvation Army”. From April to July 1951, Li Mi led his troops to counterattack Yunnan and captured four counties along the border. By 1953, Li had expanded his troops to more than 18,500. It occupies an area of 150,000 square kilometers in Myanmar and Thailand.

This is a photo of the founding of the army to raise the flag (the photo was taken at the Yimin Loyalty Memorial Hall in the north of Meslotai)

The military conflict with the Burmese government has been condemned by the international community. On April 23, 1953, the United Nations made a resolution demanding that they disarm and withdraw to Taiwan. Under the supervision of the United Nations, Li Mi led 6,000 people to withdraw from Taiwan from November 1953 to March 1954. But some remained.

From 1954 to 1955, the Burmese army launched another offensive against the remnant army. Once again ended in the defeat of the government forces. It was not until January 1961 that the elite troops of the Burmese army, with the cooperation of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, defeated the remnant troops. Under renewed pressure from the Burmese government and international public opinion, the United Nations demanded the withdrawal of the remnants of the “national army”. The Taiwan authorities had to demand the withdrawal of the remnants of the “national army”. And withdrew to Taiwan for the second time from Myanmar in May 1961. In this way, only Li Wenhuan and Duan Xiwen’s Third and Fifth Armies were left with a total of more than 2,000 people. However, Li Wenhuan, who started the great cause of the Golden Triangle, handed over military power to Li Mi and flew to Taipei in 51.

(To be continued) (Some text materials are selected from Baidu)

Extraordinary Experience, Thailand Bangkok-Dacheng-Chiang Mai-Sumi Island Self-help Tour on 15th

01-24-04 Starting from Shanghai Pudong Airport, airport construction fee is 90 yuan, free under 12 years old.

When you arrive in Bangkok at 10 pm from 01-24-04, you must exchange Thai baht at the airport and get a free map of Bangkok at the service desk. If you arrive during the day, you must go to the first floor. Bongkok Airways has a travel service desk and can book hotels. Not only is the price cheaper than online, but also hotels can be arranged to pick up and drop off to the airport free of charge except Bangkok. Of course, you have to be a passenger at Bongkok Airways. Bongkok Airways only charges a reservation fee, and you pay the balance at the hotel. Take a taxi to Suk11 and the fare is 380. Because it is at night, the taxi fare is more expensive than during the day, and it is estimated that 250-300 Thai baht will be won during the day. You can also take the airport bus, 100 Thai baht per person, free for children.

01-25-04 suk11 is a Thai hotel full of characteristics. It is very clean, with poor sound insulation, air conditioner ringing and no TV. In the morning, there are free simple Western breakfast, coffee and black tea. 600 baht per night, which is worth it in Bangkok.

At breakfast, I chatted with an iceland foreigner and learned that the man had been in Thailand for more than a month and had visited northern Thailand and neighboring Cambodia. I was not happy.

After breakfast, take a taxi to Royal Grand Palace, 75 Thai baht. The driver serves well, stops at the safety place at the door and gives directions. Tickets to the Grand Palace are 200 Thai baht and 100 for children. At the edge of the ticket office, there is a rental explanation machine, which is very necessary. The Grand Palace of Nuo Da must listen carefully before it can be understood. The explanation machine can be rented for 2 hours at 200 Thai baht. The Thai people are hospitable and the time is not too long. Generally, you will not be allowed to pay money, which is completely different from the tourist spots in our country.

There are many restaurants and stalls near the river outside the Grand Palace. We take our children with us and dare not eat casually. Find one that looks clean. It costs 575 Thai baht for three people to eat, which is a bit expensive.

It takes 5 minutes to walk from the Grand Palace to Wat Po, the Sleeping Buddha Temple. Don’t pay attention to Tu-tu and kill people. This road is between the Grand Palace and the riverside. It is good. There are many snack stalls. It is very cheap. A bowl of rice flour and beef chop suey is 20 Thai baht. While eating, we chatted with the two policemen sitting opposite. Unfortunately, they did not understand English and relied on gestures. Tickets to the Sleeping Buddha Temple are 20 Thai baht, free for children. The great reclining Buddha was transported from Suketai and made of copper. It was very imposing. It’s just hard to take pictures.

Out of the Sleeping Buddha Temple, across the road is a ferry, 2 Thai baht to the other side is the Dawn Temple Wat Arun Ratchwararam, tickets 20 Thai baht. The tower body of Liming Temple is full of patterns made of broken Chinese porcelain, which is very dazzling in the sun. The Dawn Temple in the sunset is very beautiful. Sitting on the ferry and looking back, the broken light of the sunset on the river and the tower body fused in the sunset are dignified and serene.

Back to Suk11, go to travel agent immediately. Although it is all over the street, we still need to compare and the price is up and down. After comparison, we found one beside Ambassador Hotel, which was better at a larger price. I booked a one-day cruise to the big city the next day, with 1300 Thai baht and half of the children. This is a good price. We learned from the cruise that most of them paid 1500 Thai baht, some even 1600 Thai baht. The name of the ship is Grand Pearl. I must find the right ship. The other one is not as good as this one. You can also book a plane ticket at a reasonable price, but it takes one hour to issue the ticket. It is suggested that you can go shopping on the street first. Thailand’s ticket agency cannot issue tickets, but the airline’s office must issue tickets.

01-26-04 Get up at 6:30 and check out. Suk11 is usually served after 8: 00 a.m. It is recommended to check out the night before. I bought some hamburgers at 7to11 at the door, took van from the travel agency, and changed bus at 7:45.

From Bangkok, go to Bang Pa-in Palace first. It was built in the 17th century, when the king was educated in England, so its architectural style combined the essence of Western and Thai style and was used by the king and the royal family for summer vacation. The whole palace is divided into inner and outer palaces, bounded by rivers. There is a double wooden palace in the river, Phra Thinang Aisawan Thiphta-Art, built in 1876. It was built by King Chulalongkorn after his father, King Mongkut, Phra Thinang Aphonphimok Prasat in the Grand Palace. In the middle stood a bronze statue of King Chulalongkorn in a royal suit. There is a traditional Chinese building in the inner palace, with painted beams and carved buildings, stories of the Three Kingdoms, Fu Lu Shou Xi and other patterns. The color of the whole building is the big red that Thais like. There is a dragon boat carved with camel bones in the collection, with exquisite workmanship. The building and all its treasures were donated by Thai Chinese.

When the car arrived at the big city, the entrance was the ruins of the ancient city of Ayutthaya, full of the ruins of temples that had been burned down that year. Among the sites is Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, built during Ayutthaya I in the 14th century. The huge Buddha statue can still be seen from a distance even today.

The Wat Mahathat Pagoda is surrounded by Buddha sitting slightly larger than real people. The huge pagoda is nearly 30 meters high and is made of red bricks. I really lament the incomparable piety of the builders to Buddha. The tour guide is very dedicated. He mentioned handicrafts only once and has been doing his duty all the time.

Bus to the dock, board the cruise ship, lunch is included in the one-day tour, and drinks are paid separately. The buffet on board is very rich and can be compared with the 5-star hotel. The boat went up the river and the scenery on both sides was boundless. Our tour guide worked very hard and kept introducing the customs on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. If you are not afraid of the sun, you can go to by going up one flight of stairs on the upper deck. The warm wind, river water, sunshine and trees and grass are very pleasant. This is very worth visiting, definitely worth it. If there is any deficiency, it can only be that the tour guide is English, and if he has no basic skills, he is a deaf tour. If you read well, you can also solve the problem. A readily available English introduction may make you suddenly enlightened.

When you arrive in Bangkok at 15: 30, the boat will walk in the river course of the city. You can enjoy the panoramic view of the Grand Palace, Sleeping Buddha Temple and Dawn Temple again with leisurely satisfaction. It is definitely a good angle to take photos.

When I landed, I went back to Suk11 to pick up my luggage. When the taxi arrived at the railway station, the driver worked very hard and did not change 100 Thai baht. When I entered the railway station, I found that there were no sleepers. I gritted my teeth and bought three third-class seats at 547 Thai baht. The fast food in the station is cheap and good, three Thai fried rice + three drinks 135 Thai baht. When I got on the bus, the fan buzzed on the roof, like a wooden train carried by a child. It was nostalgic but uncomfortable. All around are Thai citizens except the 3322 European tourists and our family of three. At first, we were a little nervous and did not understand the language. We did not know that what would happen. In fact, Thais are very nice, clean, hospitable and honest. After my son fell asleep, my wife and I crowded together. My son fell asleep horizontally and comfortably. We both suffered. The young Thai beside me, who was studying in Bangkok, probably went to another seat. My wife and children fell asleep and I stayed up all night. In the morning, I found out that the train had been driving in the jungle all night, watching the sunrise and the morning light sprinkling on the mountains and jungles. It was also worthwhile to suffer all night for such scenery. Long trains snake in the mountains and stop at some small stations with lonely names from time to time. People get on and off, making people forget the time. At noon, I arrived in Chiang Mai.

01-27-04 Taxi, 50 Thai baht, headed straight to Sheraton. After washing, he was not sleepy. Decided to eat good food. The hotel introduced the most famous Chinese restaurant in the area, Tu-Tu 30 Thai baht and 5 minutes away. We ate shark fin and fish maw comfortably, but only 846 Thai baht. Shark’s fin can be sold in three portions in Shanghai, and the belly is full of fish. It’s a pity that I forgot the name of the hotel, but just ask the hotel where you stayed and you will definitely find it.

Sukhothai Ancient City

According to the free map of Chiang Mai provided by the hotel, we decided to walk to see the historic sites in the city center. It is a temple relic from the Sukhtai Dynasty, some of which have been renovated and rebuilt in the last century. On the way, I saw a travel agent, went in and booked air tickets to Sukotai and Sumi Island and Sukotai’s hotel, and bought a one-day tour the next day and a traditional Thai dinner performance in the evening. Since we didn’t sleep well last night, we will enjoy Sheraton’s big room today.

After leaving the travel agent, turn left and you will reach the downtown area with one ancient temple after another, marked by ancient city walls and gates. With their devotion to Buddha, the craftsmen, even the newly-made teak carvings, are meticulous and hard-working. Compared with the few wood carvings that have been preserved to this day, they are very lifelike. The Thai people’s sincerity to Buddhism makes them peaceful, honest, clean and tidy. Generally speaking, Thai youth will go to temples to study Buddhism for a year or two before reaching adulthood. Most of the monks we saw in various temples were young and there were volunteers.

Dinner is steak in a western restaurant in the ancient city, which is my son’s favorite. Mixture fruit juice there is really cheap and fine. It’s just that the steak is a little old, but it doesn’t affect our good mood. Strangely enough, after we took our seats in the original empty restaurant, several European couples, speaking languages from all over the world, came here for a common purpose-good mood. Ha ha.

01-28-04 Wake up early in the morning, probably the air. Well, the fatigue is swept away. After enjoying Sheraton’s continuous breakfast, the three came to the lobby at 9: 00. All the tourists were sitting on all kinds of one-day tours. The tour guides asked one by one to find their own tourists. The three of us just formed a team with a family from Israel, and a van carrying seven people started a one-day trip. The service of Thai travel agencies is very good. The cars are equipped with water and cups, and the tour guides are also dedicated to their duties. After introducing myself, I learned that my friends from Israel are my parents-in-law, son and daughter-in-law. They run farms and grow fruits in Israel and have natural kindness and love for nature. The two waterfalls in the morning were very beautiful. The son and his Israeli father-in-law sat on the ground like the devout Thai monk. Then there is a 15-minute tour of the jungle, walking through the primitive jungle in the mist of mountain haze. Those who like photography should go. Lunch is to enjoy Thai farmhouse food on the mountainside, which is simple and full. In the afternoon, I visited a village. The peasant woman was weaving earth cloth in the farmhouse with large teak leaves on the roof. On the side of the farmhouse are durian trees and banana trees, as well as chickens and dogs.

01-29-04 I woke up in the morning and found that there was not much Thai baht in my pocket and there was no money exchange beside Sheraton, so I had to reluctantly exchange money at a low price in the hotel. It was too late. Master Tu-Tu drove hard and finally caught the plane.

At noon, when we arrived in Sukotai, the mini bus at the airport was delivered to the Pailyn Hotel at 300 baht. The hotel was deserted, so it seemed that we had to have lunch in the hotel. I ordered fish, vegetables, seafood Pizza, etc. 680 Thai baht, which seems to be quite cheap.

Sukhothai Historical Park

After dinner, I took a bus to Suketai Historical Park. The ruins were built in the park from the 13th century to the 15th century. K-shop is located at the entrance of the park. It is a shop that specializes in renting bicycles and motorcycles. The phone number is 01-7072441 Kae. The boss is very good at English. His daughter is 10 days younger than my son. She is very cute. Motorcycle rent 200 Thai baht, oil is the boss’s. Having ridden bicycles and cars in China, I have no experience of driving motorcycles. The store owner pointed out the brakes, throttle and gears. I took a lap in his yard and started our “motorcycle adventure” with my wife and children. At the beginning, not only the technology was not good, but also the road was unknown. Slowly we found the north. The style of the monument of Sukotai Temple is very different from that of the big city. Due to historical reasons, the buildings here are greatly influenced by Khmer, especially Wat Srl Sawat in the park. The largest relic is Wat Sra Sri (meaning a temple facing water on all sides), which is located in the center of the lake and is a wooden bridge. It is very quiet. The most precious thing is a bronze Buddha statue, elegant dress, rising in the wind, as if the Buddha is in the world, just descended from heaven, graceful posture.

When I returned to K-shop, it was already sunset, and the boss enthusiastically implemented tomorrow’s “one-day tour” for us. One of his friends drove us to two other historical parks the next day, Si Satchana Lai-Chaliang Historical Park and Wat Phrasrirattana Mahathat. The two places are 70 kilometers away from Sukotai, and the whole day’s service, including oil money, is only 1500 Thai baht. I don’t know what you think, I think it is very fair. It takes a whole day to go back and forth!

01-30-04 When we arrived at the lobby, the driver was already waiting. The driver is a 28-year-old boy who can’t speak English. His wife can speak a little and has been married for 5 years, so she brought her along as an interpreter. The young man’s driving skills are first-class and fast and steady (I am very picky about driving and don’t boast easily, hehe).

Wat Phrasrirattana Mahathat

Wat Phrasrirattana Mahathat is an important local temple. There are three main Buddha statues in the temple, some said they were built in the 10th century and some said they were built in the 14th century. Three Buddha statues cast more than gold and a small Buddha statue Phralua. Another Buddha, Phra Attaros, is 9 meters high and is called the 9 halls temple. Outside the temple is a bustling market, which is much cheaper than Chiang Mai’s. In our future trips, we have never encountered anything cheaper than this.

Sisa Chanarai-Charing Historical Park

In the afternoon, go to Si Satchana Lai Historical Park, which is a place you cannot but go. Si Satchana Lai was built in the 13th-15th century. Standing on the top of the mountain and looking down at the whole area, you will sigh with emotion that the world is desolate and the sea has changed.

Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat

The four-sided Buddha and the bronze Buddha are the same as the nine-fold lotus seat driver and his wife and us.

Wat Chang Lom

Thailand’s only remaining pagoda surrounded by elephants overlooks Si Satchana Lai.

Wat Chang Chuen also dug up many human remains in those days. It is said that those people are taller than the Thai people today. Who are they? Scientists are studying them. There is a museum beside the temple, which is introduced.

01-31-04 We paid the same amount of money as Mini Bus and asked the driver boy to take us to Sukotai Airport. They were very punctual and brought his wife’s fourth sister, the same age as my son, but a full head taller. Very lovely girl, there are photos to prove it.

The airport fee at Suketai Airport is relatively expensive, 200 Thai baht, the same price for children, because it is a private airport. However, the airport is very distinctive and beautiful. Beverages, fruit juice and coffee are free. Those with big stomachs can drink back their capital. The waiting hall is not large, with no walls on all sides. Water flows down from the roof to cool down. It is unique. Transparent visual effect, full of fresh flowers and lotus leaves, let you have the enjoyment of being in the garden.

It was already noon when connecting flights in Bangkok. We found the travel service desk of Bangkok Airways, which specializes in providing travel services to their passengers. The service personnel are all from airlines. We booked the Palm Beach Hotel on Sumi Island and the Baiyok Sky Hotel in Bangkok.

Palm Beach Hotel (Sumi Island)

Palm Beach is in the north of Sumi. It is quiet and not as noisy as Chaweng. The hotel has a club, a two-story building and the rest are villas. We hope to have a leisurely time on the island.

In the afternoon, we will arrive at Sumei. The hotel has a car to pick up at the airport. It is free. You can ask for it when booking a hotel.

Sumi, 27 kilometers long and 25 kilometers wide, is Thailand’s second largest island and the second largest tourist island developed. Phuket was first developed and has long been known to all. Koh Chang, the largest island, is also under development and can be included in the travel plan. There are too many introductions from Samui on the Internet, so I won’t bother.

That night, I went to Chaweng Beach and the commercial street, which have been famous for a long time. I thought it was famous, but that was all. Oh, there is more excitement. There are more foreigners than locals, like in Europe. I went to Drop In to eat lobster and pizza, 1680 Thai baht. Lobster is ordinary, pizza is good, toping is all seafood. Taxis back and forth are 100 baht each. However, after 9: 00 p.m., taxis usually need 150.

02-01-04 The carefree life on the island began. Eat breakfast (including breakfast) in the hotel restaurant in the morning. The restaurant is on the private beach of the hotel. Sea breeze, coconut trees, sand beach, sunshine, bird singing and abundant food will make your appetite open. I took the photo while sitting in the restaurant. Breakfast is self-service, and the food is absolutely richer than that of 5 stars in China. I ate foie gras sauce, sashimi and fish fillet BBQ. The swimming pool is on the inside of the restaurant. After 9: 00, the old ladies in the United States and Europe began to grab the good position beside the swimming pool. Just kidding. My son started swimming. I went to travel agent across the road from the hotel to rent a motorcycle and book a trip to Jungle Safari and National Marine Park. It is very necessary to rent a motorcycle in Sumi, 150 Thai baht/day. I rented it for 4 days and the boss gave me a good price. Fortunately, I had driving experience in Suketai. I got started quickly, filled up 54 Thai baht with oil, and the wind galloped back to the hotel. Having a car is like having freedom. We decided to find a restaurant near the sea to eat seafood after taking a break at noon. In fact, the restaurants in Su Mei depend on the sea, but they are not pleasing to the eye.

The sun is too poisonous in the afternoon, so it is recommended to sleep or go to Lotus, go to Shanghai in the afternoon, and then go shopping after dinner.

02-02-04 Jungle Safari. Early in the morning, a really rough SUV came to pick us up, and my son shouted, “How cool!” . We had eight people in a car, all sitting in the car body, and went to two view points to see the sea first. Then, riding an elephant. Knowing that elephants urinate is called waterfall and defecate is called coconut. Look at the waterfall again. There is a pool under it. You can swim. The water is very cold, but it is really cool. The fast-flowing water hits your face and you really want to shout a few times. Walk to the car, the tour guide has prepared ice Coke waiting for you.

The car began to go up the mountain. My son and two foreigners had already sat on the roof of the car. Branches and leaves attacked them from time to time and screamed. The hillside is potholed, and off-road vehicles are leaning forward and backward and staggering. It is really rare for them to sit on it. A simple lunch on the top of the mountain, a good view, overlooking the whole island.

On the way to Lotus to buy things, I saw a restaurant, just by the side of the road, with a large open hall and tables and chairs in a glance. We stopped and ordered, and found it was much cheaper than the seaside. We ordered fish, raw materials, squid, etc. 710 Thai baht. Things are very fresh, just like those by the sea. Decided to eat here in the future.

02-03-04 My son has already got into a hot fight with foreigners from all over the world in the hotel. He is a well known person. Even when playing outside, he will meet his “acquaintances”, hi said.

Motorcycles are of great use, watching crocodile performances, eating, watching sunset and shopping in supermarkets. My pride was that I bought 3 fruit plates and 1 large bowl for 1,000 Thai baht, which were made of coconut trees. After returning home, immediately put fruit and salad on.

Angthong National Marine Park

02-04-04 Angthong National Marine Park is worth visiting. The sea water is extremely clear. I have dived in Hawaii. Samui’s sea water is even more clear. Colorful fish, big and small, also came to watch us. They reached out and were bitten by the fish. They probably took my fingers as bread for tourists to feed them. My wife, who could not swim, went into the sea under the guidance of my life-saving vest and me, pointing out the fish.

Mae Koh

The next stop is Mae Koh (Mother Island). There is an inner lake in the island, with a tunnel and Dahaitong under it. Climbing to the top overlooking the nearby islands is picturesque.

02-05-04 The son went swimming. After coming back, I rode a motorcycle and found a restaurant near the sea. My son was playing with sand on the beach. I took the opportunity to do a massage, Thai Traditional, 200 Thai baht, very fair, last time my mother-in-law and their mother-in-law spent 400 Thai baht in Bangkok, and the tour guide of the domestic tour group was black.

Van of the hotel was sent to the airport. The airport in Sumi was also private. The airport fee was very expensive, 500 Thai baht per person, old and young. The sky-high price, no wonder foreigners all went to take the bus.

When I returned to Bangkok, I felt really dirty, messy and suffocated in the air. This time I learned my lesson. The airport bus went downtown, just across the road from Baiyok Sky. The airport bus has a detailed road map, or you can ask the ticket seller. 100 baht per person, free for children. In fact, no matter where you go to the city, it is also cheap to take the airport bus and take a taxi. Taxis at the airport are very dark, and there are 600 Thai baht black cars.

Baiyok is a 78-storey hotel with a lobby on more than 40 floors. Forget it. Breakfast is buffet, included in the room charge, very rich, children plus 150 Thai baht. We live on the 69th floor, overlooking most of Bangkok. The night view is really beautiful.

Looking at the night view of Bangkok from the room on the 69th floor is cool!

Shopping on 02-06-04. His wife was not satisfied and said there were not many things to buy. We bought clothes, sneakers, bathing suits and slippers. Dinner was eaten at roadside stalls near Istan, Bangkok, mostly Thai and many European tourists. Coincidentally, I met a German foreigner in Xiamen. His wife was from Xiamen and chatted while eating, mixed with Chinese and English.

02-07-04 Return to Shanghai.

Experience:

1. Book a hotel and find Bangkok Airways Airport Service Desk. The service is good, the price is good, and you can rest assured. You can arrange the airport to pick up without any fare increase. The disadvantage is that flying is expensive.

2. Taxi at Bangkok Airport is not allowed to take. It is safe and cheap to take the airport bus. The disadvantage is that the waiting time is long.

3. Learn to drive a motorcycle, or it is difficult to travel to the historical park on the island. Taxis are too expensive and inconvenient.

4. Bangkok train tickets should be bought early, or sit overnight.

5. Domestic air tickets in Thailand can be bought at Bangkok Airport’s airline office, which is not expensive.

6. The difference between the restaurants on the island, the seaside and the island has widened.

7. Many airports in Thailand are private and do not include airport fees when buying air tickets. Don’t trust travel agent. Some of them know or don’t know at all. Most of these private airports are in the tourist spots you plan to visit. Airport fees are relatively expensive. You must be prepared and have a good budget. The three of us have 15 days, each with 10,000 yuan.

8. The above photos were all taken by myself. Copyright, I’m joking.

9. Send a picture of War Sra Sri of Sukotai Historical Park in the sunset. Thank you, I wish you a good time too!

Eight and a half days backpack trip to Thailand

On August 1, 2012, my college classmates and I started a 8-day tour of Thailand. This is our first trip abroad, and we are extremely excited. Let’s share our strategy. Our route: Macau-Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Phuket-Macau

Pre-stage:

Before traveling, we signed a visa to Thailand online, which was much cheaper than in reality, less than 300 yuan. The students also bought a calling card in Thailand by the way. The results proved that there was no need to buy any calling cards in advance, because there was a SIM card at Bangkok Airport and it could be recharged on 7-11 after getting it. And my little global phone can also be used in Thailand.

We bought AirAsia’s air ticket from Macao to Bangkok in June, with a total of 1500RMB for round-trip tickets. However, some students bought it earlier and only needed 1000RMB. And we also bought a round-trip air ticket from Bangkok to Phuket, totaling 775RMB. (But this was the biggest failure of our trip, causing us to travel back and forth before various places and Bangkok.) AirAsia is a low-cost airline, so there is an extra charge for luggage check-in and catering. Although it is not as good as China Southern Airlines, it is also a good choice. The Thai stewardesses on the flight can almost speak Chinese. When they enter the cabin, they feel that it is a complete trip in China. Chinese are everywhere. Since her classmates have never been to Macao, this route is more suitable for her. Because you can pass the customs directly with your passport, you no longer need to use your Hong Kong and Macao pass, and you can stay in Macao for 7 days.

In addition to air tickets, due to the convenience of AGODA, we will also complete our accommodation in Thailand.

August 1

Starting from Foshan to Macao, I met so many people for the first time. The queue is already 200 meters long outside the customs hall. After waiting for 2 hours, I finally passed the test. We went straight to the Venetians, checked our luggage and went to the Grand Canal Shopping Center. Since the Venetians and Macao International Airport are both on outlying islands, the hotel has a direct bus to the airport, which takes only 7 minutes. At 8 p.m., our plane took off, listening to the excited discussion of the Chinese around us. Soon, 2.5 hours later, the plane landed at Bangkok’s Suwannabe Airport. After getting off the plane, I felt that Thailand was cooler than Macao in August. The time in Thailand is one hour slower than that in China, so when we arrived at the airport, it was more than 10 pm in Thailand.

Skytrain is on the lowest floor of the airport. And a map of bangkok is also available at currency exchange. Since our destination was to go straight to khao san road, after studying the route, we decided to take skytrain to pai tai and then take a taxi to the mountain road. The total fare from the airport to Phai Tai is 45baht. From there, I took a taxi to the mountain road. After bargaining with the driver, I charged us 100baht without typing the watch. The driver’s eldest brother was a very good person and his English was not very good, but he sent us directly to Nap Park, a youth hotel booked in advance.

Upon entering the hotel, many foreign young people gathered in the lobby. Looking at the way they chatted, I felt really good. My classmates and I simply packed up our things. Although many people lived in a big room, we still thought this youth hotel was really good. If you travel by yourself and feel young, you must have such an experience anyway.

August 2 Bangkok Grand Palace, Sleeping Buddha Temple

早上,我们在考山路吃了早餐,西式的早餐,煎蛋,烤肠,吐司,70baht,虽然不错,但是还是想吃咱们的豆浆油条。我的胃口应该就是从那时起就被破坏了吧。吃过早餐,买了去清迈的车票,考山路上很多travel agency,去清迈有专供为外国旅客的长途汽车,这是私人的,比政府的车要舒服很多,500baht,从下午6点到第二天早上6点,干净舒适。搞定了车票,我们出发去大皇宫啦。

From Kaoshan Road to the Grand Palace, a doodle car of 60baht is enough, and it takes more than ten minutes to get there. Tickets are 400baht, which should be about the same as the price of domestic scenic spots. All the major strategies mentioned pants that should be worn through the knees. Although I was wearing knee-length jumpsuits, I was stopped. The kind-hearted Thai aunt helped me untie my belt and kept pulling down my pants. What a “sorry” word. Entering the palace, it was resplendent and magnificent everywhere. I don’t know why, as long as it is a holy place of Buddhism, it is so resplendent and magnificent. Think of the Potala Palace in our country and this grand palace, which are all golden. When we went, we coincided with an important Thai festival in what. Many people paid their respects in the palace. There are people everywhere ~ ~

When the Grand Palace opened, it seemed that it was 3 pm. We went out after a stroll. After lunch, I asked the way and soon came to the Chao Phraya River. Some people said that they must take a boat on the Chao Phraya River, but due to time problems, I gave up. On one side of the river is the Sleeping Buddha Temple, and on the other side is the Zheng Wang Temple.

Tickets to the Sleeping Buddha Temple are 100baht, which is cheap. There is a super-large Buddha statue inside. You have to take off your shoes when you enter. You can also change a box of coins and put them into prayer containers one by one.

At 4 o’clock in the afternoon, we returned to Kaoshan Road, the real Kaoshan Road, Bikini on the streets, and foreigners on Slow Street.

I got on the bus to Chiang Mai, and the first day was almost over. Almost all the cars were Europeans, only four Chinese. But is the meaning of traveling not to covet comfort, but to know more about this strange place? I took a double-decker bus and talked with the British nearby. I didn’t expect to wake up again in Chiang Mai.

Arriving at Chiang Mai, people from guest house will send a car to the station to receive the old city, each with 40baht. The boss pulled us to his guest, lana guesthouse. If I remember correctly, the double room is 200baht, and it is next to Chiang Mai’s largest temple. It is only 3 minutes’ walk. However, we have booked the Deepjar backpacker in advance, and the RMB is only 30 per night, which is really cost-effective and very close. When we arrived at the hotel, we put down our luggage. As it was too early, the booked room was not available yet. We had to borrow the bathroom to take a shower and then carry our bags to visit Chiang Mai in the morning. The morning in Chiang Mai is really beautiful and quiet. Each family is a small house and a small courtyard. Green everywhere, flowers everywhere. The sky is blue and people cannot help looking up again and again.

There are also travel agency everywhere in Chiang Mai. You can ride elephants with a group, traveling 700 ~ 1000baht a day, which is very cost-effective. You can pack a good buffet at noon. Or choose to see the long neck clan, trekking is also good. Even if what doesn’t do it, living in Chiang Mai for a few days is very good to lead a slow-paced life. No wonder Teresa Teng likes this small town so much, and I love it so much. In Chiang Mai, people open the door very late but close the door very early. Many shops are closed at more than 8 pm. It is also good to have a chat with friends I met on the trip and have a fruitshake in guest house. Ps: On the road opposite Wat Phra Singh, there is an old woman’s fruit shake shop, which is cheap and delicious.

As we happened to catch the festival in Thailand, we didn’t buy a ticket back to Bangkok, we had to take the government bus. It looked beautiful, but it was really cheating. Not only is the price 150baht higher, but it often stops for inspection in the middle of the night. On the morning of the 5th, we returned to Bangkok, and our feet were swollen from the ordeal that night. And the car was parked in a place we had no idea.

However, it really took no time to get it. My classmates and I wanted to find siam square, where Mario people went shopping in “Siam Love”. I didn’t think the place where the car stopped was quite close to there. It probably stopped at the subway station of Piyang Asia Pacific. However, shopping here is no different from that in China. It’s just that you can deposit your luggage in the supermarket. We waited until 10 o’clock, checked our luggage and took skytrain to the Chaducha weekend market. It was too hot that day to go back without much serious shopping. If you like to visit small markets, you can try it. If you are not interested, you will not be able to do so. It was crowded and hot. Moreover, we even found the legendary four-sided Buddha, which Hong Kong stars often worship, in the center of Bangkok. The Buddha on all sides is really small, but the incense is very popular. And many Hong Kong people worship Buddha here. Buy a handful of incense and flowers, but 25baht, bye. If you don’t believe in Buddhism and dare not be interested, there is no need to look for the place, because when you ask Bangkok people, most of them don’t know what you are talking about what.

I really felt bored shopping, so I took a doodle car to Kaoshan Road again. I found the shop that bought Chiang Mai tickets before, and the clerk was very enthusiastic.

It is 130baht to go to the airport from Kaoshan Road. After buying the tickets, I really couldn’t bear the heat wave and stayed with the shop assistants to chat. I also met a Korean boy who has lived in China for 9 years. Through him, I know that Westerners play in bars, many of which are full of flowers and intestines, so girls in the East must be careful ~

On the evening of August 5,

Our plane took off to Phuket Island ~ arrived at Phuket. It was already over 10 o’clock in the evening. We could only take a shuttle bus, 150 per person, and it took less than half an hour to reach the hotel. The hotel we booked is just by the beach, White Sand White Sand Hotel. There is a small swimming pool on the fourth floor of the hotel. After a good night’s rest and a late sleep the next day, my classmates and I went shopping. In Phuket, the price of everything has increased a lot, and there is no more 40baht of rice. It took 300baht to visit and eat in India opposite. The sun is really strong at noon. It is recommended not to go out for a stroll. It is better to go shopping in Jiangxi. Girls can buy skin care products, which is really much cheaper than that in China. PS: If you have no money, you can go to a shop on the street of Bar Street to exchange money, where the exchange rate is the highest, 4.8.

The noisiest things on the street are those Thai boxing advertising cars, and boxing gloves are bouncing. We booked a ticket to Phi Phi Island for the next day, 1000baht for one person, with pick-up and lunch. In the evening, the bar street was very, very lively, but my classmates and two girls really did not dare to mix there, so we chose to go shopping and kill chickens. It was good to shout ~

On August 7, we set off for Phi Phi Island and met Mary, a super cute tour guide. He delivered water and fruit all the way. The service was quite considerate, but we could not swim and could not snorkel in the water. We are still regretting that we did not buy a beautiful Bikini, and we are even more regretful.

可爱的导游。

Phi Phi Island is so beautiful that Hainan and other things are weak. Back in Phuket, we spent another 100baht borrowing a hotel room to take a bath, because we were leaving this beautiful place for the last night at the airport. After 6 o’clock, there was no bus to go to the airport. It took 600baht to take a taxi. I felt that I was going to leave. 600baht was nothing.

The worst part of our trip to Bangkok was actually here. As we arrived at the airport in the early morning and had to fly back the next morning, we slept at the airport like real backpackers! ! ! ! ! It was a difficult night, not to repeat. I just saw foreign tourists sleeping on the ground everywhere and felt very fresh.

My semi-backpacking trip finally ended on August 8. I took all the transportation in what. I slept in the car, on the stools at the airport and in the youth hotel. Real travel does not care how comfortable it is, but how much it reaps. It depends on how much one has broadened one’s horizon, and one’s understanding of life is different from that of what. I love traveling, and I love this semi-backpack trip to Thailand.

PS: Finally, it was found that Chiang Mai was close to Myanmar and Phuket was close to Malaysia. It turned out that our route was so tortuous. It is suggested to enter Thailand from Qing Dynasty and leave Thailand from Bangkok or Phuket Island. Such a trip is reasonable.

Final expenses: travelling expenses 1500 + Phuket Island air ticket 775 + Chiang Mai fare 500baht + 650baht

Accommodation totaled 300 RMB

Exchange 1400 RMB before going abroad

Exchange 500 RMB at Phuket Island

Final cost (including visa) 5000

Think about it ~ backpackers ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

The First Impression of Thailand-Bangkok

On the flight from shanghai to bangkok, the beautiful stewardess folded her hands and said “Savatika” (meaning hello in Thai) to welcome and say hello to you. She served you attentively and made people feel kind and respectful. At that moment, you realize that you are going to a magical country-Thailand.

The first stop of Thailand’s trip is Bangkok. The huge Bangkok airport and the tropical trees planted indoors make me imagine that Bangkok, as the capital of Thailand, will be as prosperous as Shanghai. After putting away my luggage and getting on the bus, I can’t wait to turn on the camera and don’t want to miss every scenery on the road through the window. However, Bangkok’s first impression on me was not the prosperity I imagined, but somewhat like the domestic city Nanjing. However, the following findings can only be described as “surprise after surprise”. On the streets of Bangkok, Basically, I can see the portrait of the king every few crossroads, which makes me truly appreciate the supremacy of the king and religion in Thailand. Perhaps it was this order and the power of respect that made Thailand the only country in Southeast Asia free from the scourge of war during World War II. I can’t help but respect such a nation!

在曼谷当天我们入住的酒店是pullman皇权酒店,位于曼谷市中心的暹罗广场地区,出门左拐就是曼谷市区最大的免税购物商场,地理位置可算是得天独厚。酒店不但靠近曼谷市繁华的商业和购物区,客房设备也算一流,互联网络服务、液晶平板电视、大理石洗浴间和让人惊叹的现代装饰的独立浴室,整体装潢时尚别致,不论是商务还是度假亦是来到曼谷的理想下榻之地吧。

Whether Bangkok is called “Venice of the East” or “City of Angels”, it always has its unique charm. Bangkok at night shows us its enthusiasm and dazzling without reservation.

Walking in the noisy Chinatown, I felt the unique atmosphere of the night market. Bird’s nest, shark’s fin, beer, foreigners, and a family of three who ate fried noodles around the table were immersed in all kinds of joy. The picture was fixed. I was in Bangkok at the moment!

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