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Thailand: the land of smile

Topic: TravelPublished January 24, 2012
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Thailand: the land of smile. Have you ever heard that? Thailand where the hell is that country? Is it not Taiwan? For those, who have never heard anything about Thailand yet, Thailand is a country, located in the Southeast Asia, is the neighbor country from Burma, Laos and Malaysia. For more geography information you can read it on Wikipedia. That you are on this site here means that you are interested in making a trip to Thailand, right? Let me tell you some interesting facts about Thailand.rnIf you are flying to Thailand, you will land in Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). I am pretty sure that sooner or later you will notice that thai people smile very often, that’s why it’s called the land of smile. And do you know while they smile? This is what Christopher Wright, an English teacher at the same time a comedian, once said in his talk show. 50% of the smiles come from being nice and kind and the other 50% they smile because they don’t understand what you are saying, so they just smile. Funny right? But it’s true. I’m not saying that thai people don’t know English, but they are just not used to it, so you have to speak slowly and clearly. And if possible don’t add any of your accents, which will just make it worse. So now that you arrive at Bangkok. Bangkok is the center of almost all aspects about Thailand. So there are many types of tourist attraction here, such as the many beautiful temples, which have interesting history, floating market, which shows you the traditional way of life in the past, shopping centers, that aren’t less impressive than those in western country, nightclubs, that can offer you almost everything for your sexual pleasure and many more things. For more info about the specific tourist attractions I will write another article. You can see many things in Bangkok expect one thing, the nature. In Bangkok you won’t find any natural forest waterfall or sea, well there are zoos and such but you know what I mean. If you are a nature lover, Bangkok is the wrong place for you. All you will find here is the traffic jam. If you are going to make a first trip to Thailand, let me give you an advice, do not spend too much time in Bangkok, you will waste your time in the car or whatever transportation you use. Two or Three days should be enough to see the temples and other tourist attractions. Then go to somewhere else. Thailand has almost everything for you to relax, except snow XD If you like forest, mountains then go north, there you can also visit one of many hill tribe villages. If you want to see beautiful beach and clear sea water, go south or east. But don’t go to Pattaya, unless you want to see hot chicks dancing in Agogo Bar. And if desert is what you desire to see, I suggest you to go northeast to Isan, though you won’t find any desert there. But it is very dry there, and in comparison to other parts of Thailand, Isan, has the higher poverty rate than any other. Many people left their home heading to bigger city like Bangkok or Pattaya. If you are going to Pattaya, you will surely see that most of the girls working in the bars are from Isan. By http://tourist-thailandinfo.blogspot.com/

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