Thailand means “the land of the free” lies in the heart of Southeast Asia. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world and one can only experience the exotic beauty of the place when you get there. The fresh air kissing your face when you ... more
Posted on August 23rd, 2008 by Wolfgang Jaegel
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There has been a strong urge from the people in the property sector to the country’s newly-elected democratic government to be more generous towards foreign property investors. Thailand going back to democracy after a 15 month military rule has already had a positive impact on the property market. ... more
Posted on July 30th, 2008 by Gregg Hall
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The Kingdom of Thailand is world renowned for its great history. Formerly called Siam, it has seen many conquerors coming from neighboring Asian countries and European explorers. They sought to colonize the island, but Thais were able to defeat them and remained the only country to have evaded colonization in ... more
Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Gary Murphy
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Phuket, is the largest island in Thailand. Its old name was Ta-lanf the word is derived from the old Malay Telong which means Cape. Phuket Island runs 48 kilometers north to south and 21 kilometers east to west. It is broken by a chain of mountains and valleys. ... more
Posted on June 17th, 2008 by Avril Lavigne
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Bangkok Angels provides all kinds of escorting services, which ranges from basic escorting companionships right to the most sensual experiences.
Bangkok Angels on being extremely good value for money and offering a punctual, reliable and confidential service second to none across Bangkok. So if you are looking to have a relaxing ... more
Posted on May 29th, 2008 by scawnaw
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I got up at 8.30am and felt surprisingly refreshed, it’s not often you have to survive on only 2 hours sleep but at the same time it’s not often you get the opportunity to explore an environment and culture that’s completely new to you. I took a look out the ... more
Posted on May 27th, 2008 by Avril Lavigne
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Festivals in Thailand are either Buddhist, Chinese, animist, or associated with the monarchy. Buddhist and Chinese festivals are lunar and generally fall on a full moon, animist festivals such as Songkran or Loi Krathong can be solar or lunar, while royal holidays fall on special historical days such as ... more
Posted on May 26th, 2008 by Linda Greens
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December 5th is His Royal Highness, the King of Thailand’s birthday. His majesty will celebrate his 80th birthday in Royal Fashion. The people of Thailand have been asked to wear yellow shirts from December 1st through December 5th in honor of the King.
Christmas and New Years will also ... more
Posted on April 16th, 2008 by Marion Chamberlain
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Besides beaches, shopping centers and night-life, Pattaya also offers a great number of interesting sports and other activities for foreigner, especially those who plan to have a long stay in Pattaya. Here are some of interesting activities.
Water sports such as parasailing, sailing, snorkeling, diving, and swimming.
For parasailing, the boats will ... more
Posted on January 7th, 2008 by Thomson Thomas
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Bangkok is probably the easiest city to live in Southeast Asia. I should know; I have been back in Thailand for the last 17 odd years. I was in the US before that.
First and foremost, Bangkok likes visitors from out-of-town. Here, the government truly promotes tourism in a big way; ... more
Posted on January 7th, 2008 by Thomson Thomas
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