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Thai Stories = Khao Yai ... = Health Guide ... = Thai's northern = Thai's southern ... = The Grand Palace = About Thailand. = Long Boat Racing = Tiger Woods Navigation : Home Thai Stories About Thailand. Thai Stories About Thailand There are many countries in the world that have their own beauty and value which different from the other in locations, cultures, customs and traditions. Thailand is also the one of those that locates in Southeast Asia near the equator. Thailand has a lot of different beauties and colors of cultures, customs and traditions on each localities in old Thai-Style constructions, art objects and architectures which continues from the past to present more than thousand years. However, foreigner, who is interested in Thailand, should has a basic information about Thailand first before coming to visit Thailand for any reasons as traveling, history studying, business or etc.:

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Cultural Heritage by John Hoskin www.travelthailand.com - The number one internet source of travel information in Thailand Bangkok Buddhism Cultural heritage ECO-Adventures ... Post cards Thailand Network bangkokthailand.com bestpricethailand.com pattayathailand.com phuketthailand.com ... Dvaravati Kingdom To understand of the amazing wealth and character of Thailand's cultural heritage, you must begin with the influence of ancient India. This first entered Southeast Asia perhaps 2,300 years ago. It continued for several centuries as Indian merchants and scholars settled in the region. Want the in Thailand Request direct to our partner hotels. It is easy to see how important this influence is to modern Thailand. Buddhist religion and popular myth are the most obvious examples. Much of Thailand's royal tradition is also rooted in Indian culture. The present dynasty, of which his Majesty King Bhumibol is the ninth monarch , is known formally as the House of Chakri. While this title comes directly from the name of the founding monarch before he became king, the word chakra actually means the discuss of Hindu mythology. It provides a clear link to Hindu beliefs. According to ancient belief, his Majesty is the fount of everything. His representative still presides over the stately Ploughing Ceremony in May each year to foretell the state of the annual harvest. The precise date and time of the event are determined by court astrologers. Both the ceremony and the astrology come directly from India.

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Sukhothai by John Hoskin www.travelthailand.com - The number one internet source of travel information in Thailand Bangkok Buddhism Cultural heritage ECO-Adventures ... Post cards Thailand Network bangkokthailand.com bestpricethailand.com pattayathailand.com phuketthailand.com ... travelthailand.com "For all the desolate, miserable, god-forsaken places on this earth, Sukhothai must surely be the worst." So wrote Reginald Campbell in Teak-Wallah, an account of his time as a forestry official in northern Thailand in the 1920s. Perhaps Sukhothai, 450 kilometres north of Bangkok, is not one of Thailand's most attractive towns, but just 12 kilometres away are the magnificent ruins of the Kingdom's first capital, from which the modern town takes its name. Mr Campbell may have had a blind spot for the history and culture of his host country, though his complete silence on the historical remains of Sukhothai (they should have at least provided some respite from the boredom of which he complained so bitterly) is indicative of the neglect the ancient site has suffered until comparatively recently. Want the in Thailand Request direct to our partner hotels.

65. Thailand You can hardly turn a corner without seeing one ancient ruin or another.Lopburi was the capital of thailand on a couple of occasions. http://www.ajarn.com/Regionguides/Lopburi.htm

T hailand's Most Popular and Best-known Teaching Website Lopburi Q The Lonely Planet guidebook says......? A The town of Lopburi, 154km north of Bangkok, has been inhabited since at least the Dvaravati period (6th to 11th centuries AD) when it was called Lavo. Nearly all traces of Lavo culture were erased by Khmer and Thai inhabitants following the 10th century, but the Lopburi National Museum has many Dvaravati artifacts. Ruyins and statuary in Lopburi span a remarkable 12 centuries. King Narai fortified Lopburi in the mid-17th century to serve as a second capital when the kingdom of Ayuthaya was threatened by a Dutch naval blockade. His palace in Lopburi was built in 1665 and he died there in 1688. For the visitor, Lopburi is of interest for its fine juxtaposition of ancient brick ruins and not-so-ancient shophouses, hotels and restaurants. It is one of the few cities in Thailand that actually feels as old as it is. The town also boasts a resident troop of monkeys that keeps things lively. Q In general, what are the pickings like for an EFL teacher?

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An Archaeolgical Application of synthetic Radar (SAR) in Thailand Tsuneaki Shimoji Assistant professor Dr. Punnee Wara-aswapati chair of remote sensing, Suranaree university of technology nakhon ratchasima 30000,Thailand Tel ./Fax :66-44-216101 E-mail: punnee@sural.sut.ac.Th Abstract An archaeological site has been identified in northeastern Thailand using airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) . The site consist of a pair of concentric ancient moats or canals which one surrounded an ancient town called "Muang Ham Hork " Near Ban Rai, Tambol Ban Khwao,Aamphoe Ban Khwao, Changwat Chaiyaphum. The siteenclosed by the moat is approximately 1.6Kmin diameter.It is estimated that the site dates from the Dvaravati period (1,200-1,600 BP). Today, the site is covered by cultivated land , and now only a few earth wall and moats remain in the eastern part of the town. A part of a high wall or gates appears in the south ,where a red sandstone Buddhist altara with the size of 2 m . 0.60m .*0.30m .was found on the top of the remaining wall , and broken pottery was also found at the area of the site . The SAR data was collected by the Canada Center for Remote Sensing Convair 580,as part of the joint Canada-Thailand Globe SAR Program .globe SAR is designed to develop SAR expertise in a number of countries around the world, prior to the launch of Canada's Radarsat in 1995. Due to the characteristics of radar, in particularity capability to distinguish between adjacent areas with slightly different levels of soil moisture, it is a most effective in identifying sites such as this one, in tropical or sub-tropicalenviornments. While archaeology was not the prime objective of the GlobeSAR program in this region , the unexpected results will add considerably to Thailand's archaeological inventory. It is planned to review the SAR data from all eight sites in Thailand to determine whether or not other sites or features can be identified.

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Home Site Map Subscribe Newsletters Search The Site ... ACRS Sessions Plenary Session Forest / Vegetation Mapping Agriculture/Soil Mapping from Space ... Workshop on Spatial Information Processing Poster Sessions Poster Session 1 Poster Session 2 Poster Session 3 Poster Session 4 ACRS 1995 Mapping from Space Printer Friendly Format Page 1 of 2 Next An Archaeolgical Application of synthetic Radar (SAR) in Thailand Tsuneaki Shimoji Assistant professor Dr. Punnee Wara-aswapati chair of remote sensing, Suranaree university of technology nakhon ratchasima 30000,Thailand Tel ./Fax :66-44-216101 E-mail: punnee@sural.sut.ac.Th Abstract An archaeological site has been identified in northeastern Thailand using airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) . The site consist of a pair of concentric ancient moats or canals which one surrounded an ancient town called "Muang Ham Hork " Near Ban Rai, Tambol Ban Khwao,Aamphoe Ban Khwao, Changwat Chaiyaphum. The siteenclosed by the moat is approximately 1.6Kmin diameter.It is estimated that the site dates from the Dvaravati period (1,200-1,600 BP). Today, the site is covered by cultivated land , and now only a few earth wall and moats remain in the eastern part of the town. A part of a high wall or gates appears in the south ,where a red sandstone Buddhist altara with the size of 2 m . 0.60m .*0.30m .was found on the top of the remaining wall , and broken pottery was also found at the area of the site . The SAR data was collected by the Canada Center for Remote Sensing Convair 580,as part of the joint Canada-Thailand Globe SAR Program .globe SAR is designed to develop SAR expertise in a number of countries around the world, prior to the launch of Canada's Radarsat in 1995. Due to the characteristics of radar, in particularity capability to distinguish between adjacent areas with slightly different levels of soil moisture, it is a most effective in identifying sites such as this one, in tropical or sub-tropicalenviornments. While archaeology was not the prime objective of the GlobeSAR program in this region , the unexpected results will add considerably to Thailand's archaeological inventory. It is planned to review the SAR data from all eight sites in Thailand to determine whether or not other sites or features can be identified.

68. GCT : Jewels Of Thailand (2004) : Trip Extensions Extend your trip with an optional excursion to the ancient city of Chiang Rai,one of thailand’s northernmost cities, bordering Myanmar and Laos. http://www.gct.com/gcc/general/default.aspx?oid=38750

69. Korat Overview - Thaisite.com - Holiday In Thailand, Hotels, Bungalows, Aparteme This is the major starting point for visitons interested in the ancient Khmer civilization.The border between thailand and Laos is marked by the Mekong River http://www.thaisite.com/e/holidaysite/map/north/korat/

Book a Hotel Value Packages Rent a car Travel Thailand ... Attractions Thailand Infos Documents Weather Safety Health ... Legal servcies Korat Overview Korat is the name of the whole provinde the main city is Nakhon Ratchasiam , which is also known as Korat . The city of Korat is the main tourist base in this area. There are many attractions in the town. This is the major starting point for visitons interested in the ancient Khmer civilization. The border between Thailand and Laos is marked by the Mekong River to the east. The mountainous region to the south of the plateau contains the border with Cambodia. The city of Korat is one of Thailand's busiest regional centers. Goods are shipped from this area, especially Thai silk, by truck, train and airplane. Public transportation to Korat offers many choices, schedules and prices. The inhabitants of this area have a Laos background instead of Thai. This is the Isan area and even the language is more Lao than Thai and even native Thais from other parts of the kingdom have difficulty communicating here. The Old City The ancient town walls, painted white, and moat mark the original site. Parts of this wall are over 1,000 years old. The village has expanded to a larger town with this ancient boundary ignored at times. The influence of the centuries has shapped the architecture and culture of this whole settled region.

70. Spiritual Pilgrimage To Thailand Discover the ancient thailand culture, visit Thai temples, explorecolorful Thai bazaars, and sample a worldrenowned Thai massage. http://www.theremustbemore.com/Feature_ThailandPilgrimage.html

Soft Addictions Summer Training ... Living CALENDAR May 2004 S M Tu W Th F S Spiritual Pilgrimage to Thailand Make a profound commitment to yourself Join Judith and Bob on the spiritual adventure of a lifetime. Deepen your relationship with Spirit Feel a greater power at work in every aspect of your life Focus on what really matters If you've ever longed to feel spirit powerfully at work in your life. to finally understand your spiritual path and destiny. or to experience the profoundest compassion and love. this journey is for you. A pilgrimage with Judith and Bob Wright is like no other. Inspiring sites and experiences The Adventure of Pilgrimage Pilgrimage is a time-honored tradition of adventure, worship and self-discovery. We carry on that tradition with our journey to Thailand. Pilgrimage is more than a vacation. It is a deep and personal exploration of spirit and self, an inquiry into life meaning and purpose, a journey of intense and powerful self-realization and spiritual connection. Pilgrimages teach us to live life as a sacred journey.

71. 250 Ancient Temples Links com/~lucumi/trip2002.html An AfricanAmerican Cultural and Educational Tour of thailand,Myanmar Cambodia Angkor Wat temple, Cambodia THE ancient TEMPLES OF http://www.mysteries-megasite.com/main/bigsearch/temples.html

Ancient Temple Links Go to Frames! Break Out of Frames Read Some Testimonials From the Herbal Healer Academy! http://www.herbalhealer.com The Herbal Healer Academy is endorsed by Mysteries-Megasite.com as a leader in Health Care products, Herbs and natural remedies. Also they have an extremely comprehensive selection of herbs in their catalog. We have TESTED some of these products and find them to be first rate, gentle and very effective. Check out their newsletter, and products catalog. Seva Chakra Award - 20 Years Experience Credentials American Naturopathic Medical Board Certified and Accredited Hit CTRL+D to Bookmark this page! Search Mystery Links Home Page-Site Guide Complete A-Z Subject Guide 1000 Freeware Links ... http://www.prarthana.com/ WE OFFER INDIAN HINDU TEMPLE RELATED SERVICES LIKE POOJA / ARCHANA / PRARTHANA / HOMAM / FOR LORD VENKATESWARA, LORD GURUVAYURAPPAN, LORD MURUGA AND LORD SANEESWARAN AT TIRUMALA - TIRUPATI, GURUVAYUR, PALANI AND TIRUNALLAR... http://www.joglosemar.co.id/ancienttemple.html THE HEART OF JAVANESE CULTURE Visitors could gain access easily to the land of fascinating sights both natural and man made including the 8th century temples of Borobudur, Prambanan and countless other masterpieces of architecture such as The Karatons (Royal Palaces) in Jogyakarta and Surakarta... http://www.princeton.edu/~rdnelson/egypt.html

72. J-Term 2001 Packages and ethnohistorical information, theories and controversies related to the variouscultures and civilizations that flourished in ancient thailand from the http://www.theculturebridge.com/jterm2001_thai.htm

J-Term Programs 2001 Thailand - Course Information Hamline University's 2001 January Term Dates of Travel January 3-27, 2001 Estimated Cost Prerequisites None Grading A-F Hamline Plan I/S Instructional Format Using on-site visits to locations ranging from archaeological and historical sites, museums, to contemporary traditional indigenous as well as culturally "main-stream" communities, students become acquainted with the prehistory, history, and the rural to urban ethnographic spectrum of the people of Thailand. Students are confronted by a variety of alternative explanations and issue-oriented perspectives that deal specifically with Southeast Asian archaeological concerns. This course will provoke comparative archaeological and ethnohistorical information, theories and controversies related to the various cultures and civilizations that flourished in ancient Thailand: from the earliest human colonization during Pleistocene time, through early village, Khmer Empire, emergent and later dominant Thai culture and eventually through the present. Course Evaluation and Grading Student evaluation will be based on active participation in class activities, a structured daily journal and a set of essays demonstrating competency in synthesizing assumptions and facts about anthropological questions relevant to cultural development in the region.

73. Ancient Man - Asia Presented by the Tourism Authority of thailand. Get Site Info. ExploringAncient World Cultures China From the University of Evansville. http://ancientman.com/asia/asia.htm

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74. March jointly with the ancient City has launched the latest service in Bangkok river cruises the Gulf of thailand Cruise, from Bangkok to the ancient City (Muang http://www.sawadeethailand.com/about/festivals/march1.html

February 4, 2001 - December 2001 Every Sunday GULF OF THAILAND SUNDAY CRUISE by the Chao Phraya Express Boat and the Ancient City Departs from Maharaj Pier In an effort to promote tourism along the scenic waterways of the Thai capital, the Chao Phraya Express Boat jointly with the Ancient City has launched the latest service in Bangkok river cruises - the Gulf of Thailand Cruise, from Bangkok to the Ancient City (Muang Boran) in Samut Prakarn province, operated every Sunday, (and daily during the Songkran festive holidays). The Gulf of Thailand cruise, a full-day excursion ideal for a family outing, is the first guided river tour to feature the downstream section of the river heading southbound towards the estuary and the open waters of the gulf. The key attractions featured in the programme are the Phra Samut Chedi Klang Nam Temple, the Erawan Elephant Museum and the Ancient City Programme The Chao Phraya Express Boat leaves Maharaj Pier and cruising southbound to the Gulf of Thailand Stopover at the Phra Samut Chedi Klang Nam temple a revered shrine of Samut Prakan province as it houses the relics of the Lord Buddha.

75. Travel To Asia - Asia Travel And Tour Of Ancient Chinese Astronomy, Tour India A the khlongs, or canals, that served as the transportation arteries of thailand. hereis Tibetan Buddhism, which combines Buddhism with ancient shaman beliefs. http://www.farhorizon.com/Southeast_Asia/Southeast-Asia-intro.htm

Home Destinations Schedule of Trips Registration ... Site Search Travel to India, China and Southeast Asia DISCOVER ANGKOR WAT: CAMBODIA AND LAOS Angkor Thom, capital of the flourishing Khmer empire in the 11th century, was one of the world’s most densely populated cities. An incredible mass of dazzling pagodas grew up around Angkor Thom, culminating in the glory of the magnificent temple complex at Angkor Wat. With the fall of the Khmers, the temples were slowly recaptured by the lush forest and remained a hidden legend until 1861 when they were re-discovered and introduced to the western world. See Itinerary . . . Schedule Request a brochure TIMELESS THAILAND Steeped in millennia of tradition, Thailand is a graceful melding of past and present, old and new. Its rich history dates back five thousand years and forms the foundation upon which a unique and proud nation has emerged. Travel with Far Horizons and trip leader Richard Ruth on a memorable 17-day journey through Thailand. During the trip we will visit two beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Sites - the historic towns of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai. In the north we will walk through the beautiful moated and walled city of Chiang Mai, and journey into the northwest to visit colorful tribal villages. In the far eastern part of the country we will explore exquisite Khmer complexes. And in modern Bangkok, where piercing spires of 12th century wats, or Buddhist monasteries, punctuate the neon skyline, we will see striking monuments located within the old city and travel by boat through the khlongs, or canals, that served as the transportation arteries of Thailand.

76. AROUND THE WORLD WITH THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL by a friendly people.” “Be fascinated by an ancient civilization and the reminder,“Whatever your tastes, reward them with a vacation in thailand.”. http://www.thaiair.com/flying/aroundworld/aroundworld-19.htm

No one can deny, a good guidebook to a country is helpful, not only to guide you once you arrive but also to help you plan your trip before you ever start. For this very reason, Thai Airways International has published a 68-page guide called Discover Thailand that is now available for those who are interested in travelling to the Kingdom. The other good news is that you can pick up a copy at any THAI office in cities around the world where THAI flies, and it’s free of charge. In the introduction, Discover Thailand tells readers that Thailand, “The Land of Smiles,” has more to offer travellers than any other destination in the Asia/Pacific region, and for the rest of the booklet it tells why. And what reasons it gives! “Be welcomed by a friendly people.” “Be fascinated by an ancient civilization and colourful culture.” “Be enchanted by glittering temples and exotic open-air bazaars.” “Be rejuvenated with a stay in a luxurious health spa.” “Be warmed by tropical sunshine at a beach resort.” “Be tempted by delicious food.” With the reminder, “Whatever your tastes, reward them with a vacation in Thailand.” The booklet is the product of THAI’s Royal Orchid Holidays (ROH) which offers outstanding vacation tours throughout the Kingdom. ROH, as it is called, reminds us that some travellers wish to fill their itinerary with activity and adventure tours, while others are content with sightseeing or perhaps shopping, and there are those who prefer a totally relaxed vacation by the beach. The choice offered by ROH is dazzling.

77. Facts On File, Inc. ancient Korea; ancient Sri Lanka; Central Asia and the Silk Road; Champa in Vietnam;Dvaravati in thailand; Funan, Chenla, and Angkor in Cambodia; The Indus http://www.factsonfile.com/newfacts/FactsDetail.asp?PageValue=Books&SIDText=0816

78. Geography Of Thailand cool season weather, ancient cities, exquisite northern Thai and Burmesestyle temples,and friendly people contribute to northern thailand s enduring charm. http://www.thaistudents.com/project/geography.html

Geography of Thailand These pages show the geographical location of Thailand and the different regions which make up the country. If you need further information then try our Project Thailand homepage or send your questions to the students. Thailand is situated in South-East Asia, covering an area of nearly 513,115 square kilometres. It is roughly the size of France. It shares land borders with Myanmar (Burma) in the north and west, the Andaman Sea in the west, Laos in the north and north-east, Cambodia and the Gulf of Thailand in the east, and Malaysia in the south. The shape of the country is similar to the profile of an elephant with a long trunk stretching down the peninsular. At school, students are taught that their country resembles the shape of an ancient axe with the peninsular being the handle. [ see maps FACTS: Area: Thailand covers a land area of 513,115 square kilometres (198,114 square miles), extends about 1,620 kilometres (1,007 miles) from north to south and 750 kilometres (482 miles) at its widest point from east to west, or approximately the same size as France, with a coastline of approximately 2,700 kilometres (1,143 miles) on the Gulf of Thailand and 865 kilometres (537 miles) along the Indian Ocean. Lowest point: Gulf of Thailand m Highest point: Doi Inthanon 2,576 m

79. Search Results For Ancient - Encyclopædia Britannica Guide. , Glorious ancient thailand Brief information on the ancientstructures, historic parks, museums, and artifacts of thailand. http://www.britannica.com/search?query=ancient&ct=eb&fuzzy=N&iq=5&show=10&start=

80. GORP - Regions Of Thailand Surat Thani, is best Known for the beautiful Ko Samui, thailand s third largest NakhonSi Thammarat, 780 kilometres south of Bangkok, is an ancient city, home http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/asia/thailand/regions.htm

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