Thailand
War Cemetery in Kanchanaburi
Don-Rak War Cemetery This War Cemetery is also known as the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery. It is located opposite Kanchanaburi’s Railway Station on Saengchootoe Road. It…
Boat and Raft People’s Day
Held every year at the beginning of November at Song Khwae Road near the riverside in front of the city of Kanchanaburi. Activities are folk…
Ang Khang Royal Agricultural Station
Located in the valley of Doi Ang Khang, the station is designated for conducting experiments on possible temperate plants to be grown in Thailand. The…
Wiang Tha Kan
Built before reign of King Meng Rai, this ancient walled city can be dated back to the Hariphunchai period. During excavations, sandstone and earthen Buddha…
Thriving Sunday Market
Located on the Ratchadamneon Rd. inside the old city of Chiang Mai the market seems to be ever expaning down more streets and alleys leading…
Wat Phra Sing
The Wat Phra Sing is 2 blocks east of Wat Phra Kaeo, situated on Singha Klai Road. Built around 1385 in the reign of Prince…
Pamee Akha Village
This picturesque village is one of the most accessible Akha settlements in Chiang Rai province,and is located on the way to the summit of Doi…
Wat Sutat
This is one of the oldest temples with a sweeping elegant roof and the site of the original Giant Swing ceremony. A huge teak arch…
Philatelic Museum
The Philatelic Museum takes you through the history of the postal service in Thailand and the world. There are displays of all the Thai stamps…
Dusit Zoo
The predecessor of the Zoological Park Organization under the Royal Patronage of H.M. the King was established in 1938 by the Municipality of Bangkok. Formerly,…
THE OVERVIEW OF THAILAND
The overview of Thailand The kingdom of Thailand lies in the heart of Southeast Asia, making it a natural gateway to Indochina, Myanmar and Southern…
THAILAND ARCHITECTURE
THAILAND ARCHITECTURE Admitting Indian, Khmer, and other external influences, Thai Buddhist architects developed their own distinctive styles of soaring multitiered rooftops and towering spires straining…