January 31st, 2010 | Posted by admin

KOH WAI – Thailand Island

Koh Wai is another interesting in Trad Sea as it is fertile and peaceful. There are many beaches there and some beaches have corals just in front of them.

Thailand island, Thailand beaches

Location : On the south of Koh Chang – Thailand island,Thailand Beaches
Characteristics : Koh Wai is on outer ring of Koh Chang, farther than Koh Ngam where no community is on. its tourist attractions are the 2 bedches on both sides of the island.The popular one is the North where long sand can be seen from here to there. Rocks are in between it. The beach on Koh Wai has red but clean sand.The beach front’s water is not very deep. you can swim. In some parts of the beach front, are good spots for diving to see corals. Corals are of various kinds, mostly are lump coral, which are big and are considered the most perfect in Koh Chang. Apart from having a rest on the beach and diving, fishing lov¬ers shouldn’t miss a chance to fish here, as the fish around the Island are plentiful.

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January 24th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Hot springs in Ranong

Ranong Province in the upper South of the country is endowed with hot springs and 2 km east of Ranong town is Raksawarin Park Arboretum, mineral water coming from the springs maintains a year-round temperature of 65 degrees Celsius. hot springs ,The waters have proven healing qualities and often prescribed by doctors in the locale as a form of treatment.The hot springs, There are three main spring pools: the Father Pool, the Mother Pool and the Child Pool. Other hot spring with varied surroundings with fish in the same bath is Porn Rung.

Hot Springs and Raksawarin Arboretum

Located about 2 kilometres east of the provincial office, the hot springs have been a popular tourist spot ever since King Rama V visited Ranong in 1890, and named the road to the hot springs ‘Chon Ra-u’, meaning ‘hot water’. There are three natural spring pools. The temperature of the water in the pools remains constant at about 65 ωC. The water is both potable and suitable for bathing. Doctors routinely prescribe bathing in the pools for both medical treatments and as a relaxing way to ease stress and tension. Surrounding the hot springs is a deep shaded forest called ‘Raksawarin’, where resting pavilions and wash rooms have been provided for the visitor’s comfort. Nearby Wat Tapo Tharam also provides bathing rooms for visitors who want to enjoy the healthy mineral water from the thermal springs. Enjoy hot springs (more…)

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January 13th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Travel holiday   Bangkoontien, calm seashore and cool breezes, locate on the south end of Bangkok. (Around Bangkok)

Take in the last light of the day, cherish the serenity offered by the calm sea and bring back lots of photographs to share the moment with people you care about.

Travel Tips (Around Bangkok)

Wat Bangkradee holds their Songkran festivity a little later than most of Thailand from April 16th to 18th of every year. This is an ancient Mon tradition passed down from generation after generation of people, complete with all Mon traditional performances and games.

If you are interested in visiting Bangkradee Mon Community, please make arrangements in advance with the local tourism committee at 083155-0987, 08-1645-5445, 08-1923-2384, 08-66033038 or 08-1810-1830. Admission is free.

Travel holiday   To get to Bangkoontien by car, take Rama II until you pass Kanchanapisake Ring Road (fhonburiPak Tor). Turn left at the 10th kilometer mark onto Bangkradee Road and proceed three kilometers further to Wat Bangkradee. It’s actually not far from Bangkok and you can visit the area at any time of the year. Parking is available inside of the temple. Alternatively, you can take bus numbers 68 and 105 or air conditioned bus numbers 68, 76, 105, 140, 141 and 529.

Around Bangkok , Bangkoontien,Travel holiday

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January 10th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Buddha dharma relics museum

Museum Total Build Up Space Of 1500 Square Meter Is The Largest Cultural Relics Museum In The World, Fully Air-condition S^paces Catering For All Special Events Complete With Basic Amenities Coffee House And Ample Free Parking Spaces Up To 200 Parking Spaces. Centrally

Located in The City of Bangkok Easily Accessible By Totiway. This Museum Is Unique Housing The Most Complete Of All Buddha And His Great Disciples Relics Amounting To The Millions In Numbers. Through The Support From Various Ancient Monasteries And Relics Museum From Various Parts Of The World – India. Nepal, Tibet, China, Burma, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Singapore And Thailand.

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December 30th, 2009 | Posted by admin

MAE LAMAO

The Mae Sot District is 87 kilometers from downtown.

During the rainy season, many people enjoy

traveling through the emerald forest.

At the beginning of summer the leaves slowly

change color until they finally become brown.

There are two alluring sites on this route:

The Taksin Maharat and the Lansang National Park.

Difficulty level: 1-2

Total distance: 7 km

Length of time: 1.30-2 hr

The right time: All year round

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November 29th, 2009 | Posted by admin

PAI

It first appears that there’s not a lot to see in Pai (pronounced like the English word `bye’, not `pie’), a peaceful crossroads town about halfway between Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son on Rte 1095. But if you stick around a few days and talk to some of the locals, you may discover some beautiful spots in the surrounding hills.

Most of the town’s population are Shan and Thai, but there’s also a small but visible Muslim Chinese population. Attracted by easy living and a small live music scene, Pai

nowadays also features a sizeable collection of long-term visitors — mostly farting and Japanese — who use the town as a place to chill out between excursions elsewhere in Asia.

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