Sights of Thailand

Among the countries of Southeast Asia, such as: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and many others (the total number of which is eleven), Thailand has earned particular popularity among modern tourists.

Thailand is a unique place in its nature and essence. Inexplicably, it combines spirituality, morality, and unusual detachment from the rest of the world, with modernity, progressiveness, and even to some extent licentiousness.

Many tourists consider renting a car one of the best ways to enjoy all that Thailand has to offer. Renting an economy class car in Bangkok will cost about 15 euros per day, in Phuket Airport - about 16 euros per day.

One gets the impression that two completely different worlds have set foot on the same earth, and, knowing about the existence of each other, thanks to an unknown "magic", they sometimes manage not to even meet.

Of course, this statement can only be considered a metaphorical turn of phrase, since many adherents and admirers of religion living in the territory of Southwestern Indochina try to influence the antimoral behavior of some of their fellow citizens, although all their works on this issue cannot always to influence, and in some way calm down especially violent, or too "energetic residents of the state of Thailand.

Looking at this "picture" from a different angle, one can talk about the diversity and truly magnificence of miracles that have found their place here.
One of these sights of Thailand, which are in some way "exclusive" in nature, can be called the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

This statue, according to legend, begins its history in the distant 1460. The end point of her existence, she chose a temple called Wat Phra Keo, where she was transported immediately after the completion of the construction of the "new house" in 1780, in Bangkok.

The sanctity and inviolability of this place can be assessed from two points available to us now. The first point, as tourists and historians say, is the first glance you throw at the majestic temple, and the second includes a set of several rules:

You cannot enter the temple grounds with shoes on;
Women are forbidden to enter the premises intended for Buddhist prayers and places of religious rituals;
Women in shorts above the knees are not allowed to enter the territory of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

This palace is one of the main and sacred places in Thailand.

Guides to the surroundings of this extraordinary country include both unique natural parks and museums, exhibition galleries and architectural monuments, as well as clubs, restaurant and entertainment complexes popular among the young population and tourists.

Thus, Thailand personifies the very "separation of the worlds." Morning and afternoon time allows you to enjoy the cultural heritage, excursions and simple walks through the expanses of this warm climate region of our planet. And the evening and night time, as if only exists in order to demonstrate the development of modern technologies, and all kinds of entertainment.

Unfortunately, in today's society, this truly unusual and culturally rich country no longer has the same popularity as it did a few years ago.
The main fact of this event, known, apparently, to every person who has reached at least 15 years old, is the show of transvestites and the development of the sex business. Based on this fact, one can ask the question: "Why, such a promising and culturally rich country like Thailand, in some way ruined its popularity in the faces of tourists?"

Believe me, depriving yourself and your loved ones of the opportunity to get to know the culture of this unsurpassed place, its history and customs, is completely stupid, referring to actions that are anti-moral for some people. You shouldn't think about it so seriously. Without your will and initiative, no one will dare to interfere with calm and peaceful walks in Thailand, the sights of Pattaya, Phuket, which has as many as 7 wonders. Not every country can boast of such diversity.

You will undoubtedly be able to get an unforgettable - wonderful experience. Perhaps, having studied the prayer or ritual of this culture, in addition to the acquired knowledge, you will be able to discover something new in yourself, which has never been known to yourself or anyone else.