61. John's Life In Thailand, Living In Chiang Mai Offers facts and perspective on the country, people and culture along the 2 years of his life in Chiang Mai, thailand. http://www.geocities.com/~johni32/

John's Life in Thailand Updated May 27, 2004 Hello, and welcome to my special life in exile.  I chose this life for myself because I felt the materialistic life I led in America was not satisfying for me, and I yearned for something simpler, yet more challenging and more adventurous.  Living in Thailand became that adventure, and you can join me if you like, without even leaving the comfort of your living room.  Just read on. What Is John's Life in Thailand, Anyway? John's Life in Thailand is a series of short articles about my experience, thoughts, and feelings living in a foreign country.  It offers both a factual account of Thailand in the 1990s and my own personal perspective on living here.  You may see a few photos, but most of the pictures I will try to paint for you with my words.  Want a break from the routine?  John's Life in Thailand is your chance to get away from your job, your town, your life in general for a few hours, and have exotic adventure.  Only you don't have to take the risks, because I do it for you.  Think of me as your medium.  I travel for you, I see for you, I deal with customs for you, I throw up for you.  Then I write about it, and sometimes take pictures (but not of the barf).  It's all in a day's work. View my guestbook.

62. MapZones.com Culture thailand, culture, Back to Top. Neither a static nor a revolutionarysociety, thailand has always been able to harness the talents http://www.mapzones.com/world/asia/thailand/cultureindex.php

Country Info Thailand Introduction Thailand General Data Thailand Maps Thailand Culture ... Thailand Time and Date Thailand Culture Back to Top Neither a static nor a revolutionary society, Thailand has always been able to harness the talents of its people, make effective use of its natural environment, and progress at an evolutionary pace. The tendency of the Central Thaifor centuries the controlling group in Thai societyto eliminate or suppress ethnic or religious differences was tempered by the Chakkri Dynasty, which had, for the most part, fostered toleration since assuming the monarchy in 1782. Although Thai society appeared homogeneous, it actually represented a compromise among various groups, which, in order to preserve their own identity, accepted certain aspects of general Thai identity, or Ekkalak Thai. As in the past, in modern Thailand the basic social and communal structure was controlled by a power elite system comprising the monarchy, the military, and upper level bureaucrats. These groups had a symbiotic relationship with the economic and business community that strongly influenced decision making. As a result of modern education and international influences, however, the composition of all parts of the elite system was changing in the late 1980s. As Thailand became more active in world trade and the international community in general, the traditional practice of measuring status by the extent of landholdings became less meaningful. Although the Buddhist sangha (monastic community) and the royal family remained the largest landholders, they were no longer the richest elements in society. Their wealth was often surpassed by that of members of the business community and the bureaucracy (including the military), who derived their growing affluence from diverse sources.

63. Japan And Beyond: Letters Home Tom and Marie Grant share a personal account of life in Japan, Japanese society, culture and travel, and tours of Vietnam, China, thailand, Seoul, Australia, and Hong Kong. http://www.biz2web.com/grant/letters.htm

Japan and Beyond: Letters Home Marie and Tom Grant Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Vietnam Chapter 2 New Home in Kofu Chapter 3 Hong Kong China, Korea Chapter 4 Yamanashi Chapter 5 Society Chapter 6 Hospital Chapter 7 Nikko Chapter 8 Holiday Greetings Chapter 9 Culture Chapter 10 Holiday Trip: Kansai Kyushu Chapter 11 Mores Chapter 12 Hankos writing Friends Chapter 14 Festivities Chapter 15 Okinawa Nagasaki Chapter 16 Hong Kong Australia Chapter 17 Special People Events Chapter 18 Coming to Japan Chapter 19 Letter to Editor Chapter 20 Teaching English Chapter 21 Hamamatsu Chapter 22 Women's Relation- ships Chapter 23 Reflections on Education Chapter 24 Nephews' Visit Chapter 25 Thailand, Korea Home Chapter 26 Taking Stock email us "If your soul is no stranger to you, the whole world is your home." Kabir Welcome to our labor of love. We want to share our year in Japan and our travels through Asia with you. If you are interested in learning more about the background of our trip and our long relationship with Japan please read the Introduction below. If you are interested in Japanese culture, customs, travel, or other specific topics, please check the chapter topics to the left and click whatever appeals to you. There is nothing we like more than sharing our passion for travel and the people we meet with you. We hope you enjoy!

64. Office Of The National Culture Commission (ONCC) Top/Regional/Asia/thailand/Government/Ministry_of_Education http://kanchanapisek.or.th/kp8/oncca.htm

Technical Support by : King Mongkut's Institute of Technology North Bangkok Webmaster

65. Amazing World Heritage : Amazing Thailand : SunSITE@TH first appearance of what could be considered the beginning of Thai culture as we Datingback 5,000 years to groups of cave dwellers in thailand, the discovery http://sunsite.au.ac.th/amazing/subworld.html

Sukhothai marks the first appearance of what could be considered the beginning of Thai culture as we know it today. Architecture, written language, art, religion and law that was passed on in one form or another until the present day, all bloomed in this period. More.... Ban Chiang Allowing a glimpse farther into the past than either of these great kingdoms is the World Heritage Site at Ban Chiang, where magnificent ancient pottery and tools were discovered which may be among the oldest art in the world. Dating back 5,000 years to groups of cave dwellers in Thailand, the discovery gives a glimpse into not only the long lost roots of Thai civilisation, but the roots of the entire human race. More.... Ayutthaya is similar in its significance as a World Heritage Site, representing the further development and rooting of early Thai More.... Huai Kha Khaeng Two adjacent sanctuaries, Thung Yai naresuan and Huai Kha Khaeng , together create a huge wildlife sanctuary covering 622,000 hectares, and has been made a World Heritage Site. The sanctuaries together shelter 21 endangered species and 65 threatened ones. The extreme wet and dry seasons, which give rise alternately to bush fires and floods, along with government regulations to keep visits limited, keep the natural environment for the animals remarkably undisturbed.

66. All Thailand Experiences Specializing in private ecofriendly culture and nature tours in thailand. Offers elephant safari, white water rafting, trekking to hill tribe villages and bird watching in national parks. http://www.all-thailand-exp.com/

HELPFUL DIRECTORY: Whats New F.A.Q About Our Company Services ... Guestbook EXAMPLE ITINERARIES: 1 Day Bangkok Cultural Tour Island Hopping in the Andaman Sea Festivals 3 Day Jungle Trek ... 8 Day Hilltribe Jungle Experience Eco-Cultural Friendly Excursions and Soft Adventures Away From The Normal Tourist Crowds in Thailand. Sightseeing tours, shopping, bird watching, Golf, trekking, hiking, camping, cooking lessons, elephant riding, rafting, boating, deep sea fishing, diving, snorkeling or any other available activity. Thailand is exotic, fun, romantic, safe and affordable. Here is what our previous clients have to say about their holiday with us. To read the full report please see our "Guest Book" . You can even contact them via email and they will be glad to answer any question you may have about us. "Our family of four just returned from the most incredible experience of our lives. We owe it all to All Thailand Experiences." Name: Bob Larkin, Location: Cedar Falls, IA USA "All Thailand Experience is one of the best companies we have EVER toured with." "We just returned from our trip to Thailand with All Thailand Experiences and cannot say enough about what a great experience it was."

67. About Thailand : Culture, History And Society. About thailand culture, people and society Antiques and antiques shops; artgalleries, artists, performing arts ; careers and job opportunities on line http://www.aboutthailand.info/cul.asp

.Main Page Related Categories : .Antiques .Amulets, Charms .Arts and Performing Arts .Careers and Jobs ... About Thailand Main Categories : Business, Trade Computers Consumer Goods Culture, Health, Society Entertainment, Sports Hotels, Resorts, Spas Industry, Manufacturing Media Real Estate Travel, Tourism Agrobusiness Search our Database Culture, People and Society Antiques Arts and Performing Arts Careers and Jobs Education : General ... Social Issues and NGO's Culture, people and society Top

68. Journalism In Thailand And Indochina Featuring work of freelance journalist Scott Murray based in Bangkok. His interviews, stories and photographs cover a wide range of topics and rich S.E.Asian culture. http://www.scottmurray.com

from Thailand and Indochina (plus some other interesting stuff) by JUST CAUSES Putting an End to Child Prostitution (An interview with Jo Bindman) - Jun 95 Father Joseph Maier The Human Development Center - July 96 Interview with Prateep Unsongtham Hata The Duang Prateep Foundation Aug 96 Chronicling the Plight of Street Children - Aug 96 Aids The Dramaraksaniwesana Project - Oct 96 Defense Mechanisms (Legal aid for Thailand's street children) - Aug 98 Nor Giank Baby Home - Apr 99 Helping the World's Street Kids (Peter Dalglish) - Jul 99 Peter's Kids - May 02 Children and Family (FORDEC) - May 02 The Lopburi Monkey Hospital - Mar 04 PHOTO-OPS Thailand Vietnam Laos - The Peaceful Journey - Dec 99 The Wonders of Angkor Wat - Mar 00 Moose Madness - Sep 00 The Flying Farangs Hockey Team Dubai - Mar 00 Images of Koh Si Chang - May 01 THAILAND'S ELEPHANTS The Thai Elephant Conservation Center - Jan 01 The Maetang Elephant Camp - Jan 01 ADVENTURE ROARS The Death Railway - Apr 94 Pattaya - Resort of Mixed Emotions - Sep 94 On the Road to Find Out A journey through Burma) - Aug 96 Larry's, It's Bangkok's Best Beach, Eh?

69. 403 Error - File Not Found Through this homepage, you can order quality Thai products and explore their significance to Thai culture. There is a myriad of general information on thailand. http://thaistall.hypermart.net/

This page is no longer available Please note: You might not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials you supplied. Attention: HyperMart Free Hosting Customers On March 1st, 2004, HyperMart discontinued free Web hosting plans. If you had a free hosting account and did not upgrade, your account has been taken offline. To upgrade to a paid account and retrieve your account and associated Web files, please visit: http://www.hypermart.net/hypermart/upgrade_plans2.bml HTTP 403 - File not found

70. SMA - Thailand's Culture It will acquaint the reader with the reality of life in northern thailand,as best as it may be discerned by an informed outsider. . http://silkscape.com/SMA/thailand.htm

The travels of David Nicolson Freidberg, SMA '68 Chedi of Wat Phrathat Chom Thong City of Chiang Rai The narrative which appears on this page is edited from several letters, written over several months by David Nicolson Freidberg, SMA class of '68, the first of which was on May 19, 1997, and sent to myself among a group of other fellow Staunton Military Academy alumni. His story, which I have edited from those several letters, is published here with his permission and will hopefully be updated from time to time. It will acquaint the reader with the reality of life in northern Thailand , as best as it may be discerned by an informed "outsider." In contrast, the links which I have provided will relay the commercial, educational and travel-agency information, which will combine to trace a picture of what likely awaits the pre-planned tourist or business traveler. Malcolm L. Kantzler, SMA '65 Part II Part III Part IV ... Part VIII The Land of Smiles Story by David Nicolson Freidberg W e are getting a late start leaving for the mountains because my wife is sleeping late. Sleeping is the favorite national pastime here. It has indeed been a long, strange trip from "The Hill" [shorthand for Staunton Military Academy - SMA] to the mountains and hill tribes of northern Thailand. My move here, two years ago, was the result of my second midlife crisis. The first one led me back to university when I was thirty-seven. But that is getting ahead in the story.

71. Thai's Thailand - Culture Northern thailand is Burmese and Laotian influenced while Northeasternculture betrays strong Lao ancestry. The South has been richly http://www.thaiair.com/thailand/tcul.htm

Culture People Whether Thailand's inhabitants originated in Thailand or migrated from China or Burma, their ethnic blood has been richly infused by Vietnamese, Cambodian, Lao, Mon Burmese, Malay, Indian, and even Persian strains. The most prominent minority group is the Chinese who, while retaining much of the culture of the Middle Kingdom, have been absorbed into the Thai fabric without the conflict with the indigenous majority as has often occurred in Southeast Asia. Northern Thailand is Burmese and Laotian influenced while Northeastern culture betrays strong Lao ancestry. The South has been richly endowed by its proximity to the Muslim culture of Malaysia. Both the North and the South hold tribal peoples of surprising diversity. Each of the six principal groupingsHmong (Meo), Lisu, Akha, Lahu (Musur), Mien (Yao) and Karenin the North have ancient origins in China, arriving in Thailand's northern hills in recent centuries. Each has a distinct language incomprehensible to the others, yet despite their differences, there is little conflict among them. The South has its Chao Lay Sea Gypsies, an animist seafaring people with their own language and customs. Thai values Etiquette Buddhist, Chinese, and Muslim shrines are open to foreigners but you should dress appropriately when visiting. Shorts and sleeveless shirts are discouraged and you should remove your shoes before entering. You may photograph monks (but women may not touch them), "wats" (temples), images (except the Emerald Buddha) and all Buddhist ceremonies. A non-Muslim cannot enter a mosque during prayer time and some areas are off-limits to women. Ask first. Hilltribe houses have special spirit rooms which are closed to outsiders; entering them will violate their sanctity.

72. Cultural Exchange: Europe In Thailand. CulturE-ASEF deeper into the process of exploring the “other self” and other cultures. stagedby the Delegation of the European Commission for thailand in conjunction http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/tha/easia/

deutsch Home Asia Thailand Europe in Thailand Individual ASEM countries: France Great Britain Portugal Germany ... Italy Tips, Sponsor Links Institutions, Associations Delegation of the European Commission to Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Burma/Myanmar, Thailand The website includes sections on joint activities, press releases, and information on cultural activities. Address: Kian Gwan House 2 19th Floor, 140/1 Wireless Road, Bangkok 10330. [en] Events Asia-Europe Seminar on Networking, Programme Exchange and Co-Production. The aim of the seminar is to focus on the current problems, concerns, challenges and potential of educational and cultural broadcasting in the ASEM Countries. 18-19 August 2003, Bangkok. [en] Beyond Paradise. Nordic Artists Travel East Touring exhibition of works, some produced on site, by 26 artists from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Commissioner: Apinan Poshyananda (Thailand). Schedule: National Gallery and associated venues, Bangkok, February - March 2002; National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, 2002; Fine Arts Museum, Ho Chi Minh, 2002; Fine Art Museum, Shanghai, 2003. [en] Euro-Visions Contemporary Art Exhibition 11-31 October 2000, Silpakorn University, Galleries of Painting and Architecture. Following the Thai-EU art project "Alter Ego" in 1999, this exhibition attempted to delve deeper into the process of exploring the “other self” and other cultures. 24 Thai artists were invited to share their impressions of Europe.

73. Kulturaustausch: Europa In Thailand. CulturE-ASEF Cultural Broadcasting.Asien Kurator Apinan Poshyananda (thailand). Ausstellungsorte http://www.culture-asef.org/deutsch/asia/tha/easia/

english Home Asien Thailand Europa in Thailand Deutschland Portugal Frankreich Italien Tipps, Sponsor-Links Institutionen, Assoziationen [en] Veranstaltungen [en] Beyond Paradise. Nordic Artists Travel East [en] Euro-Visions Contemporary Art Exhibition 11. - 31. Oktober 2000, Silpakorn Universität, Galerien für Malerei und Architektur. Dem Thai-EU-Kunstprojekt "Alter Ego" (1999) folgend, sollte diese Ausstellung den Erkundungsprozess des "anderen Selbst" und der anderen Kulturen vertiefen. 24 thailändische Künstler waren eingeladen, sich zu ihre Sicht auf Europa zu äußern. [en] [en] Soll Ihr Link hier erscheinen? Mehr dazu... Home Asien Thailand ... Thailand: Kunst - Informationssystem in Universes in Universe Asien-Europa-Stiftung und Universes in Universe . Alle Rechte vorbehalten. suche email impressum haftungsausschluss aktualisiert: Juni 2004

74. IRC #Siam Homepage : SiamWEB Cyber Culture This is where people who have interests in thailand, its culture, and people,would come in and interact. All sorts of activities goes in here. http://www.siamweb.org/siam/

Announcements!! About SiamWEB IRC #Siam #Thailand People's Corner Social Corner Romance Corner Sanook (FUN) Corner Technical Corner Thailand's Information Guest Book Join us! Welcome to IRC #Siam Home Page. This is how SiamWEB was formed. Basicly users of IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channel Siam (#siam) on Efnet IRC server, dated back in 1993-94 gathered up and form into a web site. Early version of the web site contains users information, pictures and articles written by ircers. The web site now evolved into today's SiamWEB cyber community. IRC #siam is still operating. Now there are many new users, new operators, new type of conversation stlye. This page is dedicated to #Siam, our funky origin. #Siam Channel Siam ) is an interactive Internet Chat channel where people from all across the globe talk in real time. # Siam , is one of the hundreds of IRC channels. This is where people who have interests in Thailand, its culture, and people, would come in and interact. All sorts of activities goes in here. People come it to; kill time(a break from school), chatting , B.S. ing, find friends

75. ThaiWorldView - (Society And Culture) Learn more about cultural shocks in thailand. Feast of the month. What kind of culturalshocks did you face while staying in thailand? Site Search. Statistics. http://www.thaiworldview.com/

SOCIETY CULTURE RELIGION TOURISM ... PHOTO More than 150 pages about Thailand ! Services Sitemap Newsletters Favorite links WAP pages ... Forum Contact us Feedback Exchange link About us E-mail June 2004 Page of the month ThaiWorldView photo gallery is opened! Feast of the month Visakabucha day Topic of the month How is Thailand perceived outside Thailand? Site Search Miscellaneous ThaiWorldView

76. Thaiföld / Thailand :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi Find a place to stay in thailand. Hotels, accommodation facilities, online booking.Loading .. Magyarország / Hungary Kulturinfo cultural and touristic http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/th.html

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77. Thailand : Social & Culture Province in the Northeast of thailand. These include evidence of bronze metallurgydating back 3,500 years, as well as other indications of a culture far more http://www.boi.go.th/english/thailand/culture.html

The origins of the Thais is a much debated topic among academics. Three decades ago it could be said with presumed certainty that the Thais originated in northwestern Szechuan in China about 4,500 years ago and later migrated south to their present homeland. However, this theory has been altered by the discovery of remarkable prehistoric artefacts in the village of Ban Chiang in the Nong Han District of Udon Thani Province in the Northeast of Thailand. These include evidence of bronze metallurgy dating back 3,500 years, as well as other indications of a culture far more sophisticated than previously believed by archaeologists. It now appears that Thais might have originated here in Thailand and later scattered to various parts of Asia, including some parts of China. "Siam" is the name by which the country was known to the world until 1939 and again between 1945 and 1949. On May 11, 1949, an official proclamation declared that the country would henceforth be known as "Thailand."

78. Thailand : Social & Culture rotation des cultures, l aquaculture Le BOI thailand Information Database http://www.boi.go.th/french/thailand/culture.html

"Siam" Le mot signifie "Terre des Hommes Libres". Aller en haut de la page o o et de 97 o o Aller en haut de la page Le Nord La Plaine Centrale ou Bassin du Fleuve Chao Phraya Le Nord-est ou Plateau de Korat Le Nord Aller en haut de la page o C. Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Aller en haut de la page Le BOI Thailand Information Database FAQ ... Japonais Administration du Site Web par JLF Associates, Ltd. Services Webmaster par Infothai CM Co., Ltd. Thailand investment information for international investors. Thailand's one-stop source of information provides investors with information about policies, procedures, and incentives in Thailand.

79. Thailand Food Recipes,culture And Ingredients thailand. mmmm. Clicking on these ads helps provide funds and scholarshipsto poor students at Pongyang Elementary School in Chiang Mai, thailand. http://asiarecipe.com/thailand.html

Lonely Planet World Food Thailand (World Food Guides) by Joe Cummings List Price: Our Price: You Save: Ordering and reviews Thailand : The Beautiful Cookbook : Authentic Recipes from the Regions of Thailand by Panurat Poladitmontri, Judy Lew List Price: Our Price: You Save: Ordering and reviews Thailand Current Time, Date and Temperature in Thailand Please Support our Sponsor Main Dishes Vegetarian Desserts Curries/Sauces ... Vietnam All proceeds from donations, book, and banner sales go to support education for children in Northern Thailand FAQ In Hat Yai, Southern Thailand it is: mmmm Clicking on these ads helps provide funds and scholarships to poor students at Pongyang Elementary School in Chiang Mai, Thailand The children there thank you for your support. And so does AsiaRecipe.com... We know banners can be annoying at times, but we hope you will appreciate the good your support does, and cut us some slack. Thanks for your patience.

80. M A H I D O L   U N I V E R S I T Y  - - - - History of thailand s culture. Now for a bit of history to completethe bird s eye view of thailand s culture. A thousand or more http://www.mahidol.ac.th/thailand/culture.html

HOME Search Site Map Phonebook ... www.mahidol.ac.th By PHYA ANUMAN RAJADHON For cultural purposes, Thailand may be divided into four areas, namely the Northern, the North_Eastern, the Central and the Southern areas. The Northern area The North_Eastern area The Central area The Southern area History of Thailand's culture Now for a bit of history to complete the bird's eye view of Thailand's culture. A thousand or more years ago, most of Thailand apart from the southern area in the Malay Peninsula, was under the domination of the hinduiz ed Mon-speaking people of Dvaravati (457-657 A.D.) and the Khmer or Cambodian Empires (957-1257 AD); while the Malay Peninsula was under the suzerainty of Srivijaya, the hinduized Sumatran Empire (657-1157 A.D.). During these times the Thai, as a race, emigrated gradually from their home in Southern China into the Indo-Chinese Peninsula. During these times many off-shoots of the Thai tribes Siam or Palized into Samadesa. There is no doubt that the Thai had been befor e that time already in the land of the Mon and The Khmer Empire but they were only a minority and formed themselves into semi-independent states under the suzerainty of these empires. Traditionally these Thai who settled in Central Thailand or Siam were called Thai Noi or Lesser Thai in contrast to Thai Yai or Major Thai who are the Shans of Burma. Traditionally the Thai Noi or Lesser Thai came from the north of Thailand. It was therefore presumed that they were the Northern Thai of

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