March 9th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Holidays to Thailand

Songkran in Pattaya  a week later, holidays to thailand.
Pattaya and its neighbouring resorts in Chonburi province celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country, which gives holidays to Thailand the festival’s hardcore followers a second round of fun if they are still on holiday.holidays to Thailand  In Pattaya, the festival is officially called Wanlai and starts in Naklua a village community at the northern tip of the resort and continues in unabated enthusiasm, all week throughout the resort, from the Naklua tip to the Jomtien Beach.

However,holidays to Thailand trip to  the more traditional elements of the festival are best witnessed in Naklua, 18 April, when residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images and an image bathing ceremony.

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About 15 – 20 km north of Pattaya resorts, residents in the beachside  of Bangsaen start the festivities on 16 April, with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach near thai area. enjoy , holidays to Thailand
Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. and holidays to Thailand, Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.

Holidays to Thailand

Holidays to Thailand

Holidays to Thailand – And Nearby, Si Chang, a small island close to the coastal town of Si Racha, is the scene of a sand pagoda competition, where local children patiently build their dream castles. in holidays to Thailand ,Festivities include local sports and a beauty contest.
holidays to Thailand in Sattahip, a naval base town 25 km south of Pattaya, also celebrates Songkran, 15 to 17 April, in a similar style with sand pagoda and beauty contests , i hope you will be happy in holidays to Thailand.

Further south, along the eastern seaboard, provinces such as Rayong, Chantaburi and Trat are all in sync with the rest of the country celebrating the festival 12 to 15 April.
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March 9th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Chiang Mai Walking Street

Wualai Walking Street (Saturday Market) The Wualai has been so far known for good quality of silver and lacquer wares. On Saturday evenings, the open-air market will be set up for the famous handicraft area. Do not miss a chance to shop for authentic northern silver, lacquer wares and unique handicrafts. Tourists are enjoy the local foods and Thai traditional performances. The market start from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. , Chiang Mai Walking Street.

Tha Pae Walking Street (Sunday Market) Starts from Tha Phae Gate through Ratchadamnoen Road every Sunday from 7.00 p.m. until midnight. Chiang Mai Walking Street ,There are variety kinds of local products on a reasonable price along both side of the street where Thai and foreign tourists are enjoy walking & shopping without exhaustion.

Chiang Mai Walking Street

Ton Kong Market is convened on Saturday mornings in the Sansai-Tonkok community of Tambon Fa Ham, Mueang, Chiang Mai. Visitors could view and purchase local goods, local delicacies, organic vegetables, flowers, and decorative plants. Chiang Mai Walking Street ,There are demonstrations of quail farming techniques and cultural presentations by the community’s local youth group, vegetable cultivation by the agricultural group, and the ancient drum presentation by the folk handicrafts group. Visitors could also take a boat trip to observe lifestyles of communities along the Ping River.

Handicrafts Walking-street in San Kampaeng is a great place to view and purchase handicraft goods, foods, souvenirs, and enjoy  the ancient San Kampaeng music show. This walking-street takes place every Saturday from 15.00 to 22.00 hrs.Chiang Mai Walking Street enjoy. Thank you.

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March 8th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Hotel in Thailand and Resort room type descriptions

Beach Front

Hotels that have access directly onto a beach often have this category available to guests; in its strictest interpretation, you should be able to walk out of your room and onto the sand. Some hotels use this category, though, for their lower ocean front rooms even if you have to go down an interior corridor and take an elevator to get outside. If what you want is to just be able to walk out, check carefully before you book.

City View

It could mean on a higher floor with a broad view over the city, or it could mean a city view instead of a more desirable ocean view or mountain view etc.

Deluxe

This room type usually means the most basic room type offered by the hotel. It has basic, standard amenities and furnishings. A standard room in a Four Seasons hotel is without question much more deluxe than a standard in, say, a Holiday Inn, but there may be higher categories from which to choose. Standard rooms in hotels with higher categories often have no view or have a poor view over the dumpster or parking lot.

Double

A double hotel room sleeps up to four people in two double beds. Since there are two beds, it is called a double.

Garden View

Usually means lower floors, facing landscaping, no view except of the shrub that blocks your window.

Ocean Front

This could mean one of two things: Your room is on the side of a building and you have a full view down the beach and can see the ocean but you don’t FACE the ocean, or that you are in a hotel several blocks away and on a high enough floor that you can see the ocean from your room. In the second scenario you may well be facing the water, but from a distance. In a beachfront hotel, or even one across the street from the beach, this category does not mean facing the

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March 8th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Songkran Festival In Thailand

Thai New Year

Date : 10 – 15 April 2010

This  is national celebration of the tradition Thai New Year (Songkran festival) captures the imagination of travellers for both its cultural happy and fun attributes, the latter being enthusiastic bouts of  water splashing between friends and relatives.

Songkran Festival

Songkran Festival

In Bangkok Thailand, the Songkran ( Thai New Year) Grand Celebration will be held between 10 and 15 April( in Chaingmai maybe to 17 April) around the Rattanakosin Island district, is  The main celebrations, in the capital, focus on bathing rites of replicas of revered Buddha images originating from various provinces in the North, South, East and central regions, interspersed with traditional food and dessert-making demonstrations and cultural performances. The opening ceremony will take place, 10 April, at Phra Chetupon Wimol Manklaram or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha.
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February 28th, 2010 | Posted by admin

Thailand , Place to practice almost any outdoor sport.

Thailand’s a big enough country that you can find a place to practice almost any outdoor sport.

Golf -Apart from shopping, beaches, temples, one-of Thailand’s primary attrac­tions for tourists is golf. Because of the increase in the popularity of golf in Thai­land, a large number of courses have sprung up, making Thailand one of Asia’s top golfing destinations.

Kiteboarding Asia Ltd.(KBA) is the leading supplier of Education and Equipment in Thailand.Kiteboarding is a young, fast growing water-sport that everyone can learn and enjoy.

Rock climbing - the cliffs of Rai Leh in Krabi are arguably among the best in the world. Rai Leh is perhaps the best winter sport rock climbing area in the world, with over a thousand bolted routes up limestone faces with breathtaking views over the ocean. If you are an avid rock climber, chances are you already know about this

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February 22nd, 2010 | Posted by admin

Thailand Entertainment

As with many large cities in devel-oping countries, a large proportion of wealth located in one area causes that region to develop quickly. In the case of Thailand, this area is Bangkok. Bangkok, like nearby Pattaya, is packed with massage parlors, go-go bars and karaoke places, with Patpong, Soi Cowboy and Nana Plaza being the main areas catering to tourists. There are, however, many places to find a relaxing spot and enjoy one of Asia’s most diverse cities. Bangkok offers a widely varied nightlife. There are Westernized clubs and cafes for the rich, and lower-cost bars and pubs that are very popular with the locals. The city’s renowned district of Phra Nakhon is home to one of the world’s very first international streets  Khao San Rd. A walking street, it allows visitors to see the diversity of the world on one single road where East meets West. Sukhumvit Road area boasts some of Asia’s most exclusive clubs and restaurants along the 5 km section between Ekamai and Withayu, with a number of activities available for the city’s thousands of night owls.

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