Wonderful scenery in Thailand; mountain view, river view, sea view, the view from railway station and green rice field view
Thailand is famous for mountain view in northern part, Chaopraya river view in Bangkok, sea view in southern part like Phuket or eastern part like Pattaya, the view from railway station of Hua Lampong in Bangkok and rice green fields in the middle part. If you would like to know Thailand more, you would find further information in the internet.
But, today, I would like to present you those views that you may not see from any traveling websites because they are just small parts of Thailand that are not well-known as the above mention places.
The first and below photos are the mountain view from my hometown, Phatthalung, in the South of Thailand.
The motto, “slow but sure”, is well said for traveling by train. I think it’s the safest way for us. Below is the railway station of Phatthalung. You will see that green trees are around.
The following photos are the Chaopraya river view in Nonthaburi province which is nearby Bangkok. You will see lifestyle of Thai people who live along the river; long-tailed boats and floating boats that have many fruits, vegetables, or food, for selling, etc.
We are in tropical area, so it’s hot throughout the year. This is the main reason why we love to go to the sea. The beach in the below photos is just a small beach, but it can make us feel refreshed.
Thailand is well-known as one of most important rice exporters in the world. You can see green rice fields almost everywhere. This is one of them…. Ah! Wonderful!
I do really hope that these scenery in Thailand can make you feel relaxed…. ;)
p.s. These photos are from my sisters.
Thank you for this lovely post @tangmo.
What a beautiful country with beautiful scenery.......please thank your sisters for these superb photographs of your home country.
The bicycle photograph tells its own story.......transportation at rest.
Wishing you and yours all the best. ^__^
Cheers.
I highly appreciate to see you around here and thanks so much on behalf of my sisters for your nice comment on their photos. I absolutely agree with you, "the bicycle photograph tells its own story....transportation at rest." ;)
Wishing you and yours all the best! ;))
That's a wonderful tour, @tangmo! You have some rugged mountains! I like the style of those long boats. They look very practical for being stable on the river. It looks like that was a windy day at the beach!
I'm really happy to hear that you found the mountains and the long tailed-boats interesting. I'm glad you like my tour.... Yeah! It seems that it's windy day that day. Many thanks for stopping by and giving me your very nice comment. ;)
Every region has it's own local style of boats that match the water and the needs for transportation. It would be fun to ride in one of those long tailed boats! :D
Yeah! It's fun to ride in the long tailed boat.... I would recommend you to try it, if you visit Thailand one day! ;)
Honestly, I don’t really know about Patthalubg province, there is the one place that I want spending time by slow life. 😆
Phatthalung is very small province, I'm not surprised why you don't know it..... Yeah! Spending time by slow life there will be great, for sure! You are welcome to visit there someday. Thanks a lot for your nice comment and stopping by. ;)
You’re welcome 😊
I always enjoy with you post.
I'm really glad to hear that! ;))
This is what I really love about your blogs, @tangmo! They showcase the places in Thailand that one may not easily find in other travel sites. I am very keen to try the train on my visit to your country thanks to your previous posts too.
The floating market of Thailand is something that's very interesting for me as we don't have that here in our country although I can relate to the beautiful vast rice fields because the province where I now live in is also dubbed as the rice granary of the Philippines. =D
Your nice comment makes me smile now..... That's the main purpose of my blog; i.e. showing you the places that you may not find in other travel sites.... And your kind interest in Thailand on those things can make me feel very happy. Thanks so much!
Oh! It's great to know that you also now live in the "rice granary of the Philippines" and I would love to see it by myself....if I visit your country someday. ;))
Lovely photos @Tangmo. Especially the beach ones. Thailand has so many wonderful beaches to visit :)
Thanks so much for your nice comment and stopping by. Ah! I'm really happy to hear that.... I like to go to the beaches in Thailand, too. ;)
So many different views and they are all beautiful. I love to look at the rice fields because they are so green. : )
Many thanks for your nice comment! I love to look at the rice fields, too, the same reason as you.... ;)
Very impressive photos of Pattalung railway station and its surrounding area. The design of the structure of the roof and the tile floor could be dated back to King Rama 5th time! He started the railway in Siam!
Such a peaceful and pleasant place to slow down, Pattulung has so many charms!! See you Pattalung one day!
Thanks a lot for your nice comment! I'm glad to hear that you will visit Phatthalung one day..... If you love slow life, you'll love it! It's great that you found the Phatthalung railway station and surrounding area interesting. ;)
beautiful thailand :) beautiful clicks :)
Thanks so much! ;)
Thanks For share this lovely pictures
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like the pictures! ;)
So beautiful and amazing to see this great capture there looks an awesome view in front of you :)
Thanks so much for your nice comment. I'm glad you like it! ;)