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All you need to know about Thailand: Present situation in Thailand

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All you need to know about Thailand. Present situation in Thailand. Posted by Worawut Khunsin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the Land of Smiles (Vacation in Thailand? Or German: Urlaub in Thailand. Well, the title might be a little bit intriguing at the moment in the age of prolonged political turmoil in Thailand. I shall then be obliged to tell you, even if at least slightly, about the situation in Thailand and what we can expect to see in the near future. Present situation in Thailand.

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All you need to know about Thailand: BTS layout

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All you need to know about Thailand. BTS sky train map. MRT underground train map. Interchange stations connecting MRT (Blue) and BTS (Green) lines are (1) Silom, (2) Sikhumvit, and (3) Chatuchak Park. Sources: Frommer's Thailand, www.bangkoksite.com. And http:/ bangkok.sawadee.com/. Posted by Worawut Khunsin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the Land of Smiles (Vacation in Thailand? Or German: Urlaub in Thailand. Present situation in Thailand. Thailand in a Nutshell. Things to do in Bangkok.

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All you need to know about Thailand: Tourist attraction: worth seeing!

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All you need to know about Thailand. Tourist attraction: worth seeing! This page briefs you about the history of Thailand, on its formation, past and present stand. Allow me to first start at Bangkok, somewhat a reasonable starting point as it is the capital of the city and that you will most likely find yourself in Bangkok for your first physical contact with Thailand soil :). Here is the antique view (old-style). What you see on the left is the Grand Palace. Below is the modern city (new-style). The ne...

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All you need to know about Thailand: Bangkok map

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All you need to know about Thailand. Below is a map outlining places worth visiting. Posted by Worawut Khunsin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the Land of Smiles (Vacation in Thailand? Or German: Urlaub in Thailand. Well, the title might be a little bit intriguing at the moment in the age of prolonged political turmoil in Thailand. I shall then be obliged to tell you, even if at least slightly, about the situation in Thailand and what we can expect to see in the near future.

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All you need to know about Thailand: Grand Palace

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All you need to know about Thailand. Within the palace complex are several impressive buildings including Wat Phra Kaew. Ed inside the spacious European-style reception room or the Grand Palace Hall (Chakri Maha Prasat, pictured to the left). Then there's the impressive Dusit Hall, rated as perhaps the finest architectural building in this style, and a museum that has information on the restoration of the Grand Palace, scale models and numerous Buddha images. Open: Daily 08:30 - 15:30. A Piece of Advice.

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All you need to know about Thailand: Chatuchak Market

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All you need to know about Thailand. Chatuchak (or Jatujak) is a weekend market in Bangkok, and is the largest weekend market in Thailand and, the world, covering an area over 35 acres (1.13 km²) and contains more than 15,000 stalls, stretching as far as your eyes can. See, selling practically everything under the sun, from the smallest nails, to foods, trendy fashions, antiques intricate wooden carvings, masks from far-off lands, adorable fluffy dogs, colorful fish of every hue and singing birds. Howeve...

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All you need to know about Thailand: Things to do in Bangkok

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All you need to know about Thailand. Things to do in Bangkok. I have decided to divide this section into three sections, according to my own rationality :) Hope that doesn't bother you, and hope you may like to take adventure and let me be your virtual guide, or pre-guide, as you like it. 6 Places (and more) you can't miss. A MUST-SEE for everybody. 2 Wat Pra Kaew (and many other Wats). 3 The National Museum. The largest museum in Southeast Asia! 4 Traditional Thai Puppet Theatre (Joe Louis). Due to a wi...

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All you need to know about Thailand: Joe Louis Theater

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All you need to know about Thailand. The Kingdom's first Traditional Thai Puppet Theater and A Showcase for Thailand's cultural heritage - The thing that you can't afford to miss! A bit of History. THe theatrical puppetry was invented in 1901 by the legedary Khon dancer. And puppeteer, Krae Saptawanit. After one of the characters in the puppet play to be performed that afternoon. Sakorn. Grew up in the theater and became a precociously famous puppepteer. Thai theatrical puppetry is unique among the vario...

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All you need to know about Thailand: Thailand in a Nutshell

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All you need to know about Thailand. Thailand in a Nutshell. Thailand as it is known today has its physical existence dated back to 1782, making it one of the oldest countries in the world with the present age of 226 years. The name Thailand has only been adopted in 1939 to replace its former name of Siam (Sa-yam). Ok, I think that was short but with enough information to get you started. If you want to know more about particulars in Bangkok. Please have a look at the link on the left, thanks! Bangkok Sk...

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All you need to know about Thailand: The National Museum

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All you need to know about Thailand. The National Museum is a short (15-min.) walk north of the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is the country’s central treasury of art and archaeology (32 branches are located throughout the provinces). Some of the buildings are themselves works of art. The museum was established and opened in 1874 by King Rama V to exhibit relics from the rule of King Rama IV's rule. Anquins, old weapons, and stone inscriptions, etc., are exhibited. Royal Crem...The N...