Wat Prasat
Wat Prasatwas built in the reign of King Narai the Great (of the late Ayutthaya period). The ubosot possesses sophisticated craftsmanship: the upper part…
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Wat Prasatwas built in the reign of King Narai the Great (of the late Ayutthaya period). The ubosot possesses sophisticated craftsmanship: the upper part…
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Read storyMueang Sing is a historical park in the Sai Yok district, Kanchanaburi province, Thailand, at 14°2?25?N, 99°14?29?E. The remains of two Khmer temples date…
Read storyLocated about 190 km. from Kanchanaburi on Highway 323 (Thong Pha Phum-Sangkhla Buri), the national park is situated at Km. 40, about 30 km.…
Read storyWat Phra Sing is situated at the junction of Sam Lan and Singharat Roads in the heart of Chiang Mai city. The original wat…
Read storyThe long Scorpion-Tailed boats were served as cargo boats sailing between the northern region and Bangkok. Almost a century that they disappeared from the…
Read storyDoi Luang Chiang Dao is a limestone mountain in the Chiang Dao Wildlife Reserve area, Amphoe Chiang Dao. This cone-shaped mountain is 2,195 metres…
Read storyThe Population and Community Development Association (PDA), Thailand\’s best established and most widespread non-governmental organization, operates restaurants, clinics and community-based family-planning programs around the…
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Read storyThe Chao Phraya River is the most important waterway in Thailand. Boats of all sizes ply this river ranging from huge container ships that…
Read storyThe Bank of Thailand Museum is located in the Bang Khun Phrom Palace, one of the splendid historical sites in Bangkok with artistic beauty…
Read storyThe Chatuchak Market in Bangkok boasts the largest market in Thailand or perhaps the world. Frequently called J.J., it covers over 35 acres (1.13…
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