Taking stock of the most worth visiting islands in the country 1. Phuket
An island full of tropical style and the largest island in Thailand, with its charming scenery and rich tourism resources Known as the "Pearl of the Andaman Sea".
Phuket Island is very rich in natural resources and is known as "Treasure Island" and "Treasure Island". The main mineral product is tin, and it is also rich in rubber, seafood and various fruits. The island's industry, commerce and tourism are relatively developed.
The earliest indigenous residents of Phuket were some very short primitive tribes. These races now exist in Malaysia. These primitive tribes lived by hunting and eating fruits or roots from the rainforest.
There are beaches and bays all over here, including the most charming Patong Beach, Kamala Beach, which is famous for its purity, Surin Beach with a private style, coral islands where marine sports are often held, and Patong Beach has rich nightlife.
There are many mountains on the island. Visitors can take taxis and motorcycles to explore the island, as well as scuba diving and yachting.
The charm of Phuket lies not only in the charming beaches. The word "Phuket" means hills in Malay. Except for the urban area, the island is full of green trees. The small hills are dotted with coconut groves and rubber trees. Scenic spots abound. It can be called the most representative island tourist resort in Southeast Asia.
2. Yao Noi Island
Yao Noi Island is located in the tropics and has a tropical monsoon climate. The average temperature throughout the year is very high, but the annual precipitation is also very high. Because it is regulated by the rain, it does not seem so hot.
Yao Noi Island, also known as "Little Long Island", is located in Phang Nga Bay, 75 kilometers northeast of Phuket Island, Thailand. It can be said to be the most beautiful place in its surrounding area.
Facing the Andaman Sea, there are a variety of entertainment projects, known as the "Sports Paradise", such as canoeing, windsurfing, water skiing, wakeboarding, snorkeling, tennis, mountain biking and rock climbing, etc. . The most famous attraction is the limestone monument in Phang Nga Bay.
There is also an Islands Cinema on the island, which is a floating raft-like movie theater inspired by the fish and shrimp farming techniques of local residents.
The Big Rock Film Festival was held on Yao Noi Island, with the theme of "Coming to a place surrounded by nature". The biggest feature of the Islands Cinema is that it can travel around, and the proceeds from the parade are used for donation.
Yao Noi Island is located in the tropics and has a tropical monsoon climate. The average temperature throughout the year is very high, but the annual precipitation is also very high. Because it is regulated by the rain, it does not appear so hot. .
3. Emperor Island
Emperor Island, also called Emperor Island, is located on the sea about 12 kilometers south of Phuket Island, Thailand. It has long been famous. After arriving at Emperor Island, you can’t help but wonder. It feels like "seeking Buddhist scriptures from the west". It is difficult to see the beautiful scenery without suffering.
This place is favored by more and more tourists for its beautiful and natural island scenery, pure and clear sea water and white and delicate beaches.
When you get here, you are immediately attracted by the coconut breeze, blue sea and silver sand in front of you. The original and quiet tropical island scenery makes people instantly intoxicated.
Strolling on Emperor Island in the rainy season, the towering coconut trees on the seaside are swaying in the wind, and the blue waves kiss the white sandy beach.
The green trees on the island appear greener after being washed by rain. The fresh and clean air makes people feel refreshed and refreshed. The beautiful island landscape makes people enjoy royal treatment.
It rains constantly on Emperor Island, so there is no swimming or snorkeling, but watching the misty rain, the ups and downs of the sea, tasting the rain and listening to the waves is a rare retreat and enjoyment.
It was almost dusk, the sky cleared up, and I encountered an unexpected gorgeous sunset feast. It was the icing on the cake, and I was endlessly amazed. The beautiful Emperor Island satisfies all your fantasies about the sea.
4. Koh Samui
Koh Samui is the third largest island in Thailand. 20 years ago, no one cared about this peaceful little fishing village until several Westerners Tourists take wooden boats that transport coconuts here from Bangkok, and the psychedelic beauty of Koh Samui spreads like wildfire.
As a world-class seaside resort, Koh Samui also offers a wide variety of water sports. It also has snow-white beaches and abundant natural beauty. It can be called an untouched wilderness. Jade.
Setting foot on Koh Samui is obviously different from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, and it is not an imaginary tourist destination. It is more like an "original" island that has been deliberately forgotten by modern society.