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In Thailand, there are many fascinating places, and Wanlun, a small town often regarded as a transit station to Koh Samui, has its own charm, which is worth people stopping and savoring. When you drive from Phuket through the rubber forests, coconut forests and palm forests to Wanlun, it seems like you have stepped into a completely different world.

Characteristic buildings and street art

Walking on the streets of Wanlun, the first thing that catches your eye is the buildings of different styles. Like the building with a simple sketch of coffee making painted on the exterior wall, it is simple and artistic, and the red motorcycle parked next to it adds a touch of lively color to the picture. The &quot;BARISTA HAUS&quot; coffee shop with Santa Claus decorations has a unique appearance that is particularly eye-catching in the surrounding environment, making people want to go in and find out. There is also the colorful mural wall, which vividly depicts the local life scenes and Chinese architectural elements, as if telling the story of this city and showing the fusion of cultures.

Sahathai Garden Plaza: A good place for shopping and leisure

Sahathai Garden Plaza is a landmark place in Wanlun. It has a modern and atmospheric appearance and a clean surrounding environment. Here, you can not only meet your shopping needs, but also find a variety of delicious food. Whether you want to buy souvenirs or taste local specialties, this is a good choice. When you are tired of shopping, you can also find a cafe nearby, sit down and rest, and feel the leisurely atmosphere of this small town.

Old Chinese Shops: The Blend of Taste Buds and Emotions

Wanlun has many old Chinese shops, which are like the mark of time, witnessing the changes of this city. Among them, the old Chinese restaurant next to the Fujian Association is full of fireworks of life. The seafood fried on the spot by the grandfather wearing a woolen hat is full of wok flavor; the old grandmother is busy serving diners. Although their Mandarin is not so fluent, the authentic taste of Chinese cuisine can instantly evoke people&#39;s homesickness and make people feel a strong warmth.

Xiaoxiao Breakfast Restaurant: A Different Experience of Cantonese-style Morning Tea

The morning tea at Xiaoxiao Breakfast Restaurant brings unexpected surprises. There is a strong Cantonese-style morning tea atmosphere here, with a variety of steamed dumplings such as chicken or fish fillet porridge, fried cakes, and chicken feet, which are rich in variety and delicious. The store will also thoughtfully provide each diner with free chrysanthemum tea, and a cup of specially brewed coffee, which can make people full of energy in the early morning. This unique experience is rare in Thailand and really adds a lot of points to the restaurant.

Surat Thani Railway Station: The Interweaving of Time and Life

Surat Thani Railway Station is full of the breath of life. The dark roof seems to be telling its history. On the platform and beside the tracks, dogs and children move freely, showing a different sense of relaxation. Here, you can see passengers of different skin colors, especially foreign backpackers and local Thais. Although the speed is slow, it has a unique charm, which makes people feel a travel rhythm that is completely different from the domestic high-speed rail.

The Thabi River: A gathering place of vitality and comfort

The Thabi River in the evening is a good place for locals to relax and have fun. Square dancing and aerobics are full of vitality. Strolling along the river, feeling the breeze, and watching the smiles on people&#39;s faces, you will also be infected by this relaxed and pleasant atmosphere and forget the fatigue of the journey.

Wanlun, a small town in southern Thailand, does not have the hustle and bustle of popular tourist destinations, but has a unique charm and surprises. It is like a lost pearl, waiting for more people to discover its beauty.

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