Ban Rak Thai ล่องเรือบ้านรักไทย

Opium. The Chinese village once thrived on opium production but has now transformed into a tranquil tourist destination. It offers a unique culinary experience, also did we mention opium. TheRead more
Opium. The Chinese village once thrived on opium production but has now transformed into a tranquil tourist destination. It offers a unique culinary experience, also did we mention opium. TheRead more
The bridge is Thailand's longest bamboo bridge, connecting Tham Phu Sama Park and Ban Kung Mai Sak, built by monks and villagers, to ensure villagers, monkeys, and monks don't have to trample on riceRead more
No, Mexican sunflower are not native to Thailand. They were introduced by a Mexican monk in deforested areas. Several years later, these areas transformed into the sunflower fields. Mexican sunflowersRead more
The park is named in honor of the king Inthawichayanon, one of the last kings of Chiang Mai, who was concerned with preserving the forests in the north of Thailand. After his death, his remains wereRead more
Founded in 1383 by King Keu Naone, the temple houses a sacred relic of the Buddha.
According to legend, a white elephant carried the relic to the mountain and died there, thus marking the spot holy.
In the city’s Muang district, you’ll find 117 Buddhist temples (“wat” in Thai), and 300 wats throughout the region. That’s more Buddhist temples than any other city in Thailand. The oldestRead more
Amazing food, nature, and culture 9.5/10 (-.5 no tigers). But for some reason, there were a lot of Chinese people here who spoke Chinese 🧐
"I have no idea what I'm doing, but I know I'm doing itRead more
The area is made up of towering rock pillars that look like a forest of stones. Some of the rock formations are said to resemble animals, plants, and human figures. It was nice to see the rocks inRead more
The monastery was built in 1679 with the Tibetan traditional architectural style. The main hall has 108 pillars and frescos depicting Buddhists tales and can accommodate over 1,600 monks. Warning! DoRead more
Pudacuo National Park (also known as Potato National Park) is China's first national park to be approved by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
In 2001, the Chinese government renamedRead more
Traveler Such beautiful pictures👌
Traveler
What a great shot. I love it!
Traveler Chinese village in Thailand?🤔 What are you guys smoking? 😂 On the other hand the pictures are absolutely beautiful …👏🏼
Traveler Again beautiful pics and interesting info keep doing what you’re doing, fantastic job you two!