Showing posts with label History of Bangkok. Show all posts
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Monday, January 9, 2023

Top 10 places that you might want to visit in Thailand



Here are 10 places that you might want to visit in Thailand:

  1. Bangkok - The bustling capital city of Thailand is home to many cultural attractions, such as the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Wat Phra Kaew. It is also a great place to experience the city's vibrant nightlife, with clubs, bars, and live music venues located throughout the city.

  2. Chiang Mai - Located in the north of Thailand, Chiang Mai is a charming city known for its ancient temples, such as Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, and its elephant sanctuaries. It is also a great place to shop for local handicrafts and textiles.

  3. Phuket - This island in the Andaman Sea is known for its beautiful beaches, such as Patong Beach and Karon Beach, and is a popular destination for water sports, such as snorkeling and diving.

  4. Koh Samui - Another popular island destination in Thailand, Koh Samui is known for its sandy beaches, such as Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach, and its luxury resorts.

  5. Ayutthaya - Located about an hour north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya is an ancient city known for its ruined temples and palaces, such as Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Mahathat.

  6. Sukhothai - This ancient city is home to the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features the remains of the old capital of the Sukhothai Kingdom, including temples, palaces, and statues.

  7. Khao Yai National Park - Located about three hours northeast of Bangkok, this national park is known for its beautiful waterfalls, such as Haew Narok Waterfall, and its wildlife, including elephants, tigers, and gibbons.

  8. Railay Beach - Located on the Andaman coast, Railay Beach is only accessible by boat and is known for its beautiful beaches, such as Railay Beach and Tonsai Beach, and its rock climbing opportunities.

  9. Pai - Located in the mountains of northern Thailand, Pai is a small town known for its laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty, including waterfalls, hot springs, and caves.

  10. Kanchanaburi - Located about two hours west of Bangkok, Kanchanaburi is known for the Bridge over the River Kwai, a World War II memorial, and the Erawan National Park, which features the Erawan Waterfall.



Introduce about Thailand country

 Thailand is a country located in Southeast Asia. It is known for its beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and delicious cuisine. The official language is Thai, and the country has a rich culture influenced by Buddhism and Hinduism. Thailand is also known for its bustling capital city, Bangkok, which is home to many shopping and entertainment options. The country has a tropical climate and is a popular tourist destination.

  • The country has a population of around 69 million people, making it the 21st most populous country in the world.

    • The official name of Thailand is the "Kingdom of Thailand," and it is a constitutional monarchy with King Vajiralongkorn as the current monarch.

    • Thailand has a diverse economy that is driven by exports, including agricultural products like rice and seafood, as well as manufactured goods such as textiles and electronics.

    • The currency of Thailand is the Thai baht.

    • Thai people are known for their warm and friendly nature, and the country is often referred to as the "Land of Smiles."

    • Thailand has a long history and is home to many ancient temples and palaces, such as the Grand Palace and Wat Arun in Bangkok, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) in Chiang Mai.

    • Thai cuisine is popular all over the world, with dishes like tom yum goong (spicy shrimp soup) and pad Thai (stir-fried noodles) being among the most well-known.

    • Thailand is also home to many beautiful beaches, including those on the islands of Koh Samui and Phuket. These destinations are popular for their crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches, and are popular for activities like snorkelling, diving, and sunbathing.



    Thursday, July 2, 2020

    History Of Bangkok Thailand Capital

    Bangkok or Bang-Gok, the capital city of Thailand Was established after
    At Phra Buddha Yod Fa, Chulalongkorn the Great Daphisek is the first King of the Chakri Dynasty. On Saturday 6 April, month 5 Ram 9 Evening Year of the Year 2325, His Majesty To build a palace
     

    The Chao Phraya River east side Because Chaiyaphum is better than Krung Thon Buri
    Because the Chao Phraya River is a moat on the west and south sides
    Bangkok Territory In the first step, equate to the old moat on the eastern side of
    Krung Thon Buri is the canal line from the mouth of the canal market. Until reaching the river -Phraya in the area of u200b u200b the Phra Pin Klao Bridge Is an area of u200b u200b Rattanakosin Island with an area About 1.8 square kilometers
     
        The area where the palace was built was originally the residence of Phraya Ratchasethi.
    And the Chinese, who ordered To move to the mainland In construction
    Ordered by the royal palace For Phraya Thammathibadi With Phraya Wichitnavi
    Construction supervisor Set up a pillar lifting ceremony on Sunday, the 6th month
    Rising 10 dusk dawn 54 minutes (21 April 2325) The palace was completed.
     
        
     
            When in 2328 B.E., it was organized according to the conventions, including the work  Celebrating Phra Nakhon by giving the name of the new Phra Nakhon that "Bangkok
    Bowon Rattanakosin, Mahinthaya, Maha Dilokphon Nopparat Rajathanburi
    Udom Ratchaniwet Maha Sathan Amornphiman Avatar Sakkatatthi Vishanaphat -
    Prasit ". Later, during the reign of King Mongkut changed
    The term "Bowon Rattanakosin" was "Amon Rattanakosin" and during the Field Marshal Thanom   Kittikachorn is Prime Minister, has combined Thonburi province with Bangkok.
    And changed its name to "Bangkok" on December 14, 1972
               
    Territory
     
    North: Contact with Nonthaburi
    South: contact with Samut Prakan province
    East: Chachoengsao province
    West contact with Nakhon Pathom province.
     
    Transportation
     
    There are buses by the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) and
    Car sharing service runs in Bangkok and its surrounding provinces.
    From 04:00 - 23:00 hrs. And in some areas, open 24 hours.
     
    There are also other cabs. Service as well Contact for directions
    Travel in Bangkok And the metropolitan area by calling 184
     
    Bangkok
     
    Bangkok Amon Rattanakosin
    Mahintrayuthaya Mahadilokphop Nopparat Rajathanarom
    Udom Ratchaniwet Maha Sathan Amornphiman Avatar
    Sakkatatthi Wissanuakprasiddhi
     

     
    In addition, BTS Skytrain services are available on Phahonyothin Road (starting from
    Chatuchak Station), Sukhumvit Road, Silom Road.
       
    For more information, route.
    BTS Sky Train Tel. 0 2617 74340, 0 2617 7300 or www.bts.co.th and there are subway services Subway station routes from some stations -Sue pass Lat Phrao, Ratchadaphisek Road, Sam Yan, ending at Hua Lamphong Railway Station.
     
    From 06:00 - 24:00 hrs. For more information, please call. 0 2354 2000 or www.bangkokmetro.co.th
     
    By water,
             
    there is a ferry boat service at Tha Chang, Tha Prachan, Tha Tian.
    Tha Thewet, Khlong San Pier, Si Phraya Pier, etc. and Chao Phraya Express Boat Service to Nonthaburi, everyday From about 06:00 to 18:00 hrs. Contact the exam
    For more information, please contact the Chao Phraya Express Boat Company Tel. 0 2225  3003, 0 2623 6001-3, 0 2222 5330 www.chaophrayaboat.co.th
    There is also a long tail boat running along the Saen Saep canal. Bangkok Noi Canal
    And running along various canals etc.
           
    Railroad State Railway of Thailand There is a train service along the train station.
    The suburbs within Bangkok are north and northeast.
    East Don Mueang Railway Station runs to Hua Takae Railway Station and
    The Southern Line runs to Taling Chan Train Station. Inquire about the schedule and details
     
    More details at the travel agency. Hua Lamphong Railway Station, Tel.
    1690, 0 2220 4334 or www.railway.co.th

    Interesting places

    Phra Nakhon
    Grand Palace King Phra Buddha Yotfa, Chulalongkorn the Great
    Created and established Rattanakosin When first constructing
    With 3 parts: Phra Maha Prasat, Royal Palace and Temple
    The Emerald Buddha has an area of u200b u200b132 rai. In the past, the Grand Palace was
    Imprint of the king The construction plan is similar to The Grand Palace in the Ayutthaya period is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

    In the palace area, like the Phra Sri Sanphet temple in the Ayutthaya period
    During the reign of King Rama IV and Rama V began to be influenced by the West, causing
    The architecture is more blended with the west. The royal throne
    Significance is as follows.

    Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall Formerly known as the Throne Hall, Maha Prasat Throne Hall.
    The first castle was built in the palace. Is enshrined
    Funeral Emperor And royalty use
    Perform important royal ceremonies such as the auspicious ceremonies and royal service
    Various charities

    The Royal Palace Commemorative Palace Near the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall
    Is the royal residence And imprinted the royal equipment
    Ceremony with parade

    Piman Rattaya Throne Hall, built in 2332 B.E. during the reign of King Rama III
    Crown He used it as a bed. And used as a gathering place for the great association
    For royalty And the royal officials accepted
    Insignia And insignia And besides that it is a ablution
    Royal corpses Before enshrining the royal urn in
    Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall

    Chakri Throne Hall Built during the reign of King Chulalongkorn
    Was born in 1929 when it was used as a guarantee for the royal visitors
    King or head of state In addition, there are other important royal residences, such as
    The Royal Crown Palace The Royal Boromarajonan Palace Borommaratchatani Throne Hall
    Huge Imperial Palace Thaksin Throne Hall, etc.

    Grand Palace 89

        The Temple of the Emerald Buddha or Wat Phra Kaew is a royal temple located directly
    Northeast corner of the Grand Palace Is enshrined
    Phra Maha Mani Rattanathipikorn (Emerald Buddha) and used as a assembly Important religious ceremonies Phra Kaew Temple was completed in the year 2327. And has been restored since the reign of King Rama 9 throughout every reign Inside the temple and the terrace around the temple There are very beautiful murals. Other interesting things Inside the temple are the eight prangs, Phra Sri Rattana Chedi Prasat Angkor Wat temple Prasat Praeporn Castle, etc.

    Royal Pavilion of Coins and Coins Located within the royal area -
    The Great Palace on the right before reaching the inner palace Exhibit Coin
    Coins and currencies used in Thailand Including the insignia of
    The Bureau of Internal Affairs is open to visit daily from 08:30 to 16:00. 

     Admission fees
    10 baht. For more information, please contact the exhibition section, call 0 2222.
    5864 ext. 18

    The Grand Palace is open daily to view from 08.30 - 17.00 hrs. (Closed for sale.
    Tickets are at 15.30 hrs.). 
    Thais do not have admission fees. For foreigners, paying Admission 350 baht (please dress politely) which includes a ticket to the Royal Pavilion Posture and Coins Entrance fee to Vimanmek Throne Hall, contact  More details are available at tel. 0 2623 5500 ext. 3000 or 0 2224
    3273 or www.palaces.thai.net

    Sanam Luang or Thung Phra Meru is an open courtyard near the palace walls.
    Luang and adjacent to the wall of the east cheeky palace When first building Bangkok
    This area is the rice fields of the people. And also used as the crematorium of crematoriums
    The boss therefore called each other as "Field of Meru" His Majesty the King
    His Majesty the King has said that this name is inauspicious Therefore
    Re-call "Thong Sanam Luang" and cancel farming in this area Until the reign of King Chulalongkorn
    Ordered to demolish the walls of the fortress of the palace to the east And expanding Sanam Luang area as wide as now Sanam Luang has an area of u200b u200b78
    The farm was used as a royal ceremony for the cremation of the King. Royal family and noble master As well as being a place to hold royal sports ceremonies And still graciously pleased Plant tamarind trees around Sanam Luang. 3635 trees as well
        
    The City Pillar Shrine is located near the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
    The country must have buried the city pillar. Which is an ancient tradition of the Thai nation
    Rama 1 ordered. To arrange the royal ceremonies buried in Bangkok City Pillar
    On Sunday 21 April B.E. 2325 contains the fortune of Bangkok.
    Within the original city pillar, made of Chaiyapruek wood Diameter 75
    27 cm high, but rebuilt during the reign of King Rama 4 instead of the original.
    The damaged wood is 108 inches tall and the base is 70 inches wide.

    Inside the Prang Peak Building, as can be seen in the present Within the City Pillar Shrine
    There is still an image of a god, the Drum Tower Buddha amulet, City amulet
    Mueang Chao Phet Chetakup And Phra Kan Chai Si

    Ancient Artillery Museum Is an outdoor museum that is displayed on the field
    The front and sides of the Ministry of Defense By order of the cannon according to age
    The era of guns began from the end of Ayudhya, Thonburi and Rattanakosin, a total of 40.
    The cylinder is open every day, no entrance fees.

    Ratchapradit Sathit Mahasimaram Temple Located next to the northern Suan Saranrom has
    The area of u200b u200 bapproximately 2 rai is a temple that has a very small area. This temple was built during the reign - The fourth episode, with the intention of becoming a Dhamma Temple. And according to ancient times Tradition that in the capital must always have 3 important temples always donate the royal
    His estate bought a royal coffee plantation in the reign of King Rama 3. Build a small temple.
    Go up to a temple to give the name that "Ratchapradit Sathitthamthayakaram Temple"

    Temple of the Emerald Buddha 10 10
    And later changed his name to "Ratchapradit Sathit Mahasimaram" Points
    Interested in this temple is the Phra Viharn Luang, which has murals about
    Rite twelve months Solar eclipse image

    King Rama VI Museum Located on the 2nd floor
    And 3rd floor, Ratchawanlop Building Within the Department of National Guard Opposite Wat Pho
    Charoen Krung Road showcasing royal history Royal duties and royal writing
    Personal items of King Rama VI, such as the Mala robes
    Deputy various weapons in those days and the history of the event.
    Scouting, which was founded and developed as a student in the National Guard.

    At present
    Inside the Department of National Guard, you can also visit the Drum Tower.
    The museum is open Monday-Friday 09.00 - 15.30 hrs. Tel. 0 2222 4870,
    0 2221 9132 and there is also a shooting range (open everyday 09.00 - 18.00 hrs. Closed during the period  New Year's Day, Songkran Day). For more information about shooting range, please call 0 2221.
    1976 or www.tdd.mi.th

    Phra Chetuphon Vimolmangklararam Temple Also known as Wat Pho, located on Maharaj Road
    Beside the Grand Palace It is an old temple. In which King Phra Buddha Yotfa -
    Chulalongkorn the Great was created for the monks to study.
    Buddha's Scriptures This temple is considered the reign of King Rama 1, when the reign of King.
    King Nang Klao Please To renovate all Wat Pho And has adopted various academic positions Inscribed around To reveal  Spread the knowledge to the public Considered that Wat Pho is the first university of
    Also Thai at Wat Pho There is still a large reclining Buddha built in the reign of
    Rama 3 Masonry, covered with gilded stones, 36 meters long, 15 meters high at the end 

    Museum of Siam (Museum of Siam) Learning Museum is located on the road.
    Sanam Chai, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang The original Ministry of Commerce building area
    This building has received the Outstanding Art and Architecture Conservation Award for 2016.
    2006 from the Committee on Art and Architecture Conservation of the Association of Architects
    Siam under the royal patronage

        This museum is a learning center for ethnology, anthropology and
    Other branches related to Thai society And Southeast Asia to create
    Recognizing and understanding the history of people, countries, cultures
    And their locality As well as connecting relationships in the form of relatives with
    Neighboring countries By using the new exhibit method through various media tools
    Modern, allowing visitors to participate, learn and understand the story
    History of the Thai nation as well The museum is open Tuesday - day.
    Sunday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm (except public holidays), closed on Monday, entrance fees
    Watching Thai people 100 baht, foreigners 300 baht (after 16.00-18.00 hrs.)
    For more information, please call. 0 262 2599, Fax. 0 2252 2775
    Or www.ndmi.or.th

    The National Museum of Silapira Sri Anusorn Museum 
        is located on Na Phra That Road. Opposite Sanam Luang Near the entrance to the Grand Palace was founded. To give an insight to the Italian Professor Silpa Bhirasri who was regarded as
    Father of modern art of Thailand By providing an atmosphere similar to
    When he was working Including works of various artists Which is a student of
    The first generation is open Monday-Friday from 09.00-16.00 hrs. Closed on Saturday.
    Sunday and public holidays No entrance fee Inquire for details
    Call. 0 2223 6162

    Wat Mahathat Yuwarat Rangsarit Royal family Located on Sanam Luang Road
    Na Phra That (near Silpakorn University) is a royal templeMahayana class, first class, known as Salakkrom TemplePlease make it rebuilt together with the Grand Palace. Then gave the name
    "Wat Nippanaram" later changed its name to "Wat Phra Si Sanphet" used to be
    That sort out the Tripitaka After the Department of the Royal Household Passed away
    King Phra Buddha Yotfa, Chulalongkorn the Great Changed the name of the monastery
    Newly known as "Wat Mahathat". The term "Rangsarayuwarat" was added in the reign of His Majesty
    King Chulalongkorn After he had restored it

    There are important things in the temple: the Ubosot, Vihara Buddha, Vihara Temple, Pho Lanka.
    Or little temple Sri Mahapho And the university named "Mahachulalongkorn University
    Royal College"

    The original Bangkok National Museum
    This place is the palace of the Department. Bovorn Maha Suras Singhanat Palace Graciously To be built together with the royal palace

    There is an important throne which is the Siva Mok Phiman Throne Hall. Phutthaisawan Throne Hall
    Issara Vinichaya Throne Hall Later, during the reign of King Chulalongkorn
    You are pleased to establish a national museum at Sala Sahathai.

    The association called "Millennium" and then moved to the royal palace of the Royal Department.
    Wang Bowon, some of which became Thammasat University And nearby areas
    There is a College of Fine Arts. College of Dramatic Arts And the National Theater is in the area
    The same interesting thing. In addition to the museum, there is also 

    Wat Bowon Sathan Suthawas

           Located within the Wang Na area near the College of Fine Arts This temple is called
    "Wat Phra Kaew, Wang Na", the National Museum displaying art and antiques
    Many various cultural heritage of Thailand And neighboring countries
    This museum received the 2002 Tourism Industry Award.
    Award Type of project to promote and develop tourism from
    The result of the project to disseminate knowledge to the public To promote the value of
    Cultural heritage of their communities for museum tours




    Bangkok National Museum

    Open for viewing everyday Except Mondays, Tuesdays and holidays
    09: 00-16: 00 hrs. Admission fee: 20 baht for foreigners, 40 baht for foreigners
    For inquiries, please call. 0 2224 1370, 0 2224 1333 or www.finearts.go.th

    The volunteer monument   
           is located at the corner of Sanam Luang on the north side. As a memorialThai soldiers participating in the battle in Europe When World War I, which Occurred when the year 2457, Thailand, together with the Allies announced.War with germany And sent volunteers to the battlefield in Europe on June 20, 1921, returned on 21 September B.E. 2462 and the ashes of the dead soldiers were packed at this monument on 24 September 1923 The throne and Santichai Prakan park Located on the bank of the Chao Phraya River


    At Phra Athit Road The government and people have built it. On the auspicious occasion of the 6th Royal Birthday Celebration, 5th December 1999 at Phra Sumen Fort Pleasant atmosphere, spacious, with views Along the Chao Phraya River and Rama VIII Bridge, there are Thai and foreign citizens.
    Country in Bang Lamphu District Popular to sit and relax

     

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