Showing posts with label Thailand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thailand. Show all posts

Nice Travel for a trip to Thailand  

Thailand is one of the nice tourist locations in the heart of Southeast Asia. It is bordered to the north by Burma and Laos, to the east by Laos and Cambodia, to the south by the Gulf of Thailand and Malaysia, and to the west by the Andaman Sea and the southern extremity of Burma. 


Kanchanaburi a good place for nature lovers, where they can raft down the stream watching and enchanting scenery. The Death Railway and the Bridge over the River Kwai are also located here. Buddhists should not fail to pay homage to the Buddha's Footprint there. Lop Buri is famous for shrines in the Khmer style, the remains of King Narai's palaces of the 17th century, and the sunflower fields. 


Pattaya beach the renowned recreation centre on the east coast. Its fine sand, blue sky and limpid sea are among many other good things that prove irresistible to both foreign and domestic tourists. Bang Saen, the nearest-to-Bangkok beach resort for families; Ko Sichang, a paradise island whose name has become the title of a song. Rayong beach where the most attractive tourist spot is the Samet Island, which has become very popular among foreign visitors. The Andaman Sea coast on the west with numerous offshore islands and a beautiful underwater world offers many fascinating travel opportunities to the sea loving tourists. 

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Where You Travel for Loy Krathong Festival 2007  

Loy Krathong Festival 2007Loy Krathong Festival is called "Festival of Lights". Loy Krathong. is popular festival in Thailand. Beginning on the first evening of the full moon, the festival has Buddhist origins and offers thanks to the Goddess of Water at the end of the rainy season.

The Place for Loy Krathong 2007

This year is provide on 24 November 2007. Many hotels and institutions hold special events as part of the festival and all are welcome to participate in the celebrations. All rivers and waterways nationwide. For specific events and venues contact the Tourism Authority of Thailand. In Bangkok, the Chao Phraya river will be alight with candles – most riverside hotels will be holding special events.

Enjoy your trip for Loy Krathong festival in Thailand 2007.

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Where You Travel for Loy Krathong Festival 2007  

Loy Krathong Festival 2007Loy Krathong Festival is called "Festival of Lights". Loy Krathong. is popular festival in Thailand. Beginning on the first evening of the full moon, the festival has Buddhist origins and offers thanks to the Goddess of Water at the end of the rainy season.

The Place for Loy Krathong 2007

This year is provide on 24 November 2007. Many hotels and institutions hold special events as part of the festival and all are welcome to participate in the celebrations. All rivers and waterways nationwide. For specific events and venues contact the Tourism Authority of Thailand. In Bangkok, the Chao Phraya river will be alight with candles – most riverside hotels will be holding special events.

Enjoy your trip for Loy Krathong festival in Thailand 2007.

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Naga Fireballs of Nong Khai on 26-27 October 2007  

Naga Fireballs of Nong KhaiNaga Fireballs provided at Nong Khai Province on 26-27 October 2007. As the full moon crests the horizon, ruby orbs of light begin to rise out of the Mekong River. As if by magic, they float silently into the air and then evaporate in the inky blackness, a phenomenon that awes and delights observers privileged to have seen them.

For centuries, their existence was a closely-held secret among villagers living near the northeastern town of Nong Khai in Thailand. Then, the miraculous event was discovered by thousands of outsiders who now flock to the riverbanks each October full moon night.

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Naga Fireballs of Nong Khai on 26-27 October 2007  

Naga Fireballs of Nong KhaiNaga Fireballs provided at Nong Khai Province on 26-27 October 2007. As the full moon crests the horizon, ruby orbs of light begin to rise out of the Mekong River. As if by magic, they float silently into the air and then evaporate in the inky blackness, a phenomenon that awes and delights observers privileged to have seen them.

For centuries, their existence was a closely-held secret among villagers living near the northeastern town of Nong Khai in Thailand. Then, the miraculous event was discovered by thousands of outsiders who now flock to the riverbanks each October full moon night.

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Bangkok Pride Festival 2007 ( November 3 - 11, 2007)  

Bangkok Pride Festival Bangkok Pride Festival is a number of community events held throughout the year and culminating with a parade and a community day. Bangkok Pride Festival strives to engender a sense of community among the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Trans gender(GLBT) population in Thailand, and to empower everyone with a stronger sense of pride.

Over the years, the Bangkok annual event has undergone organizational changes, resulting in a current focus on the long-held goal that the Bangkok events and parade be created by and for members of the Thai GLBT community, with support from gay and gay-friendly business and civil society sectors—Thai and foreigners alike.

History of Bangkok Pride Festival

Pride celebrations started in Thailand in the late 1990’s and were first organized by Khun Pakorn Pimton with the support of several Thai gay businesses. Under the name of Bangkok Gay Festival, they presented Thailand’s first gay pride parade in the Silom business district in 1999. This parade attracted representatives from Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and other Asian, as well as Western, countries and subsequently led several other countries to follow with their own events.

[Source from; pridefestival.org]

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Bangkok Pride Festival 2007 ( November 3 - 11, 2007)  

Bangkok Pride Festival Bangkok Pride Festival is a number of community events held throughout the year and culminating with a parade and a community day. Bangkok Pride Festival strives to engender a sense of community among the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Trans gender(GLBT) population in Thailand, and to empower everyone with a stronger sense of pride.

Over the years, the Bangkok annual event has undergone organizational changes, resulting in a current focus on the long-held goal that the Bangkok events and parade be created by and for members of the Thai GLBT community, with support from gay and gay-friendly business and civil society sectors—Thai and foreigners alike.

History of Bangkok Pride Festival

Pride celebrations started in Thailand in the late 1990’s and were first organized by Khun Pakorn Pimton with the support of several Thai gay businesses. Under the name of Bangkok Gay Festival, they presented Thailand’s first gay pride parade in the Silom business district in 1999. This parade attracted representatives from Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and other Asian, as well as Western, countries and subsequently led several other countries to follow with their own events.

[Source from; pridefestival.org]

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