Introduction

With stunning natural beauty of the temple strange unmatched hospitality and food is no surprise that Thailand to the rest in other countries in Southeast Asia.

The popularity of Thailand owe many geographic size and width to avoid the chance of this presentation.

North of the country is mountainous cooked with thick forest. It is here that the common people, he wanders to the social community and mainstream travelers.

Thailand's second largest city, Chiang Mai is a great starting point for exploring the north, forest elephant survey proved particularly popular. The city will be built in 1296 and is dotted with beautiful old temple, which is still used today.

Under that act, known as the peninsula consists of tropical rain forest hills described by 1,500 km of white sandy beach, exotic It is where you'll find some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, lapped by warm turquoise waters; Thai costal resort is the ultimate in tropical paradise.

In between these two regions lie fertile rice growing plains. The main attraction here is the country's increasing capital - Bangkok.

In short, Bangkok is a busy, city filled with lust, it is almost impossible to get bored. Although the city will suffer more from pollution and over crowding and has become more westernized, it has managed, while maintaining the taste of it came true, Asia is easily one of the most exciting cities in Asia.

The nature of all activities that occur throughout the city to 24 hours per day with Khaosan prove very popular during the past year.

". Street a short dream with the world's longest" road has been described as bright as the accommodation was of a lively bar, a large variety of food, market stalls offering a wide spectrum of products - the road. like The rest of Bangkok and Thailand easily lives up to its reputation.

Bangkok is also a great part of Thailand in order to arrange holidays to other parts of Asia, with many agents bidding is to place a very popular holiday. To ensure that you get the best deal and then look for holiday online is a great option.

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Shopping Malls in Bangkok, Thailand

Thanks to the BTS Skytrain and the MRT subway system, inner city travel in Bangkok has now moved closer to what it is like in other major world capitals. The city is huge and has more than one major shopping district, so a knowledge of the transport system is essential if one is to get the best out of a shopping trip in this most seductive (to shoppers) city.

Siam-square
When the main shopping area in the Siam Square shopping experience by more modern But there's love interest. Also Shop with local schools to prepare more students throng the streets of the evening and on weekends this Is it close to Chulalongkorn University. (From the same land rent) that led to the growth of shopping at

Despite the Square is actually a block of buildings outside the slums of small sois (alleys) filled with small shops that attract mostly teenagers. If you want modern fashion girl shop Square where to find them Soi soi after a small quaint shop phone hot new fashion mix produced and imported products in the country with traditional clothes.
For that special Thai children aware design store where you'll find a creative modern art styles. Often one - offs to prepare to pay more.
Hotels, restaurants and other shopping centers have this connection to the Square and air-conditioned pedestrian overpass from MBK Centre, the students can enjoy shopping in Bangkok
Regular shops are closed around 9:00 after the stalls open shop opposite the Siam Paragon midnight selling fake watches, most, belts, bags and T-shirt.

The square also has 3 cinemas dating from the late sixties and early seventies, the Scala Theatre and Siam Theatre offer single wide screen viewing and the Lido is a small multiplex with 3 screens.

Siam Paragon was the first mega-shopping complex in Bangkok and the first to offer an up-market experience to shoppers. World-class international brand shops and the Thai flagship shores of the most prestigious “names” means that Siam Paragon remains a paradise for those who believe in the concept of Shop Till you Drop.

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Wonderful Thailand - a Favourite Australian Holiday Destination

Thailand is a kingdom in southeast Asia on the Indochinese and Malay peninsulas. Through most of its history Thailand was called Siam. The people call themselves Thai, which in their language means "the free people." In 1948 the Thai government changed the name of the country to Thailand.

     Thailand has an area of about 511,770 square kilometers, which makes it not quite as large as the American state of Texas. About sixty one million people live there, which is nearly three times as many as the population of Australia.

The People of Thailand
The first people in the region of Thailand were Negritos, a Negroid pygmy people. The Negritos became mixed with invading Mongols and tribes from China to produce the modern race of Siamese. There are two main groups in the population, the true Thai and the Lao. Thailanders are rather short, but well built. They have brownish skin and straight black hair.

Thailanders are an independent and courageous people, and there are no caste divisions in Thailand. All the people, including the women, have equal rights. Thailand is a very musical country, although its music sometimes sounds strange to Western ears, and the people are fine dancers.

Education in Thailand is provided mainly by the Thai government through the Ministry of Education. A free basic education of twelve years is guaranteed by the Thai constitution, and a minimum of nine years' school attendance is mandatory.

Thailanders are noted for their artistic abilities, ranging from the making of jewelry to the architecture of the beautiful Buddhist temples. There are many religious festivals in Thailand, with colorful costumes and ceremonies.

The people speak the Siamese language, which is a member of the Indochinese family of languages. Religion plays a very important role in Thai life. Religion is considered an essential pillar of society, it is not only the major moral force of Thai family and community but has also contributed to the molding of freedom loving, individualistic, and tolerant people for many centuries.

Theravada or Hinayana Buddhism is the national religion of Thailand, but there is total religious freedom and all major religions can be found in practice. There is absolute freedom of religion - Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and other faiths are practiced and protected by the constitution. Buddhism is the faith of 95 percent of the population, 4 percent are Muslims, 0.5 percent and Christians, and the remainder Hindus, Sikhs and other religion.

Despite the fact that Buddhism is the faith of majority, both the king and the government uphold and support all the religions accepted by the people. Amidst rich diversity of beliefs, until recently people of Thailand have always lived together in peace and harmony.

How they Live

Thailand is largely a nation of farmers, fishermen, and lumbermen. The principal foods of the people are rice and fish. Nearly all of the farm land is planted with rice. In addition to the large quantities eaten by the people, Thailand exports a large quantity of rice as well as electronic products. Other farm crops include cotton, sugar cane, tobacco, corn, soybeans, peanuts, and sesame seeds. The rivers of Thailand are full of fish, and large catches also are made in the Gulf of Thailand (previously the Gulf of Siam). Much of Thailand's wonderful food contains seafood dishes.

Three-quarters of Thailand is covered with forests from which come the country's famous teakwood, as well as bamboo, ebony, rosewood, boxwood, and Palmyra palm. The forests provide important quantities of lac (a resin deposited on trees by the lac insect) , rubber, oils, dyes. and tanning bark.

Thailand has large and varied mineral resources, the most important of which are tin, wolfram ore, coal, copper, antimony, gold, iron, manganese, molybdenum, silver, lead, gypsum, and lignite. There is a growing hi-tech economy and foreign countries have been encouraged to build factories there for the production of chemicals, textiles, and other goods.

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