BTS Sky Train on Mo Chit Station
MRT Subway: Chatuchak Station
BMCL have 2 station are Chatuchak Park and Kamphaeng Phet
Air Condition Bus: 2,3,8,10,11,12,18,19,23,29,34,38,39,44,77,146
Mini Bus:77,134,136,138Micro Bus:2,8,12,15,35
Bus: 3,8,26,27,28,29,34,38,39,44,52,59,63,77,96,104,108,112,134,138,145
Trip: Thai language
I want to go to JJ you can say:
"Pai Jatujak ka/kub"
If you want to bargain the price you can say:
"Lod Noi dai Mai ka/kub"
If you want to say "it's expensive":
"Pang Mark"
If you want to say " it's cheap":
"Thoong"
Pantip Plaza Computer Shopping
Bangkok
The special thing about Pratunam market is that almost everybody selling clothes there has a factory somewhere and is a wholesaler. You can get some really good deals there. Sure, not everything is the best quality but this counts only for a few stores. Some really creative locally produced fashion can be found here.
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Pratunam Market, Bangkok, Bangkok Shopping, Bangkok Outlet, Bangkok fashion, Thailand
The Mountains were once the preserve of aboriginals and were avoided by the lowland farmers. With the arrival of logging interests and the hill-tribes, roads began to penetrate into the high hills. These roads now bring visitors who wish to visit these hilltribes and see their culture. You may either rent a vehicle and drive straight up into the hills yourself, or take an organized trek with one of the many companies offering this service.
Though exploring dirt roads can be fun, going up remote dirt roads is risky and should be avoided in the rainy season. Rain can make steep tracks very muddy and dangerously slippery, if not impassable. Turning around can be difficult. Hill folk may help if you get stuck, but you should offer payment for the rescue service.
Tourist facilities do not exist and you may have to improvise for accommodation. Fuel is sold from drums in villages on main routes only. All signs (if there are any) are in Thai and usually indicate routes to distant villages with unfamiliar names. Even on good dirt roads, it is possible to take a wrong turning. Some spoken Thai is essential (to ask for directions and handle breakdowns, etc.), or you should take a guide. Guides can be hired for reasonable sums (500-1000 per day negotiable) by contacting your hotel or a nearby guest house or trekking agency.
That said, try any of the following for access into the hills.
Trekker's Lodge
The road passes a Lahu village and goes on to other villages (Lahu,
source: Chiang Mai website 
Away from the beach, Nai Harn village has lots of small restaurants and local bars. Notably Mimmi's, located on the road from Nai Harn to Kata with a lovely ambiance, chaise longues and good western food, Banana Corner - excellent value for money and Don's Restaurant, famous for Texas style spare ribs.
Just north of Nai Harn, along the coast, is Nui Beach, small, secluded and difficult to access. Further along is Ya Nui, a sandy cove that attracts snorkellers and divers. Another out-of-the way spot nearby is the tiny beach of Ao Sane, a great spot for snorkelling, reached by taking the dirt road that starts at Le Royal Meridien's car park. Kata Beach, where you'll find a more lively nightlife, is about 20 minutes away, while Patong Beach is about a 30-minute drive.
source: Phuket.com
The Bua Spa is a new Spa facility in Bangkk that has some reasonably priced packages and is really a relaxing experince for everybody.
Contemporary Balinese and Thai in design, Bua Spa is a set in a renovated home on one of the loveliest sois in town, Sukhumvit 53. Cool, dark interiors, water features and private rooms, this tranquil oasis is popular among the Japanese. The service is typically professional and very pleasant. Hot lemongrass and ginger tea welcomes each customer. You'll pay a little more for the massages and body scrubs at Bua Spa, but it's well worth it for a treat.
Prices: 800 - 2,200 THB.
The first half of the performance features 
choreographic creations inspired by the bas-relief of the Phimai Sanctuary itself. Vignettes depicted include Buddhist religious processions, the ancient ritual dance of the boxers and the Phimaipura or Vimayapura dance. Folk and traditional dances such as the Bai Sri Su Kwan dance, Manohra Len
The second Bangkok International Soccer 7s tournament will be held in the kingdom's capital in April 2006. This tournament will be for the Open and Masters team categories. The tournament will be conducted in one of the best playing pitches in
The philosophy of the Thailand International Soccer 7s events is to combine “Sport and Leisure” for peoples from various countries and of all races and religions through friendship seven-a-side tournaments.
These tournaments were created to foster international friendship through sport and also to promote
Thailand Soccer 7s tournaments have quickly developed a reputation as being among the best of its kind in
The Phuket International Soccer 7s tournament has developed into one of the largest 7s tournament in
April 22 – 23, 2006
2 nd Bangkok International Soccer 7s tournament
1st Pattaya International Soccer 7s
November 25-26, 2006
4th Phuket International Soccer 7s
To register your team, please visit www.thai7s.com
Vegetarian food
Vegetarians won't have too many problems surviving in
That said,
Some key phrases for vegetarians:
Bangkok’s new mass-transit system, the subway, is running smoothly after there were some technical problems in the first months of operations.
It runs under two major city thoroughfares, Rama IV and Ratchdapisek and links up a number of business districts, hotels, shopping complexes and major event halls like the Thailand Cultural Centre and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre.The subway complements the existing skytrain and is linked to it by three interchange stations at important junctions.As part of a 500 billion baht (US$ 12 billion) project to solve the traffic problems in Bangkok, the Royal Thai Government is planning to expand the subway and skytrain throughout the entire city, including its numerous suburban districts.Tags: bangkok, airport, subway, mrta
source: Touristikpresse
Windsurf Association of Thailand is preparing its Athletes for the 15th Asian Games
March 11, Mr Khanchit Narasaetaphorn, Windsurf Association Vice President called a meeting of the directors of the Windsurf Association of Thailand to explain improvements and development of the Association to prepare athletes (windsurfers) for the 15th Asian Games to be held in Qatar between 1-15 December this year.
source: Pattaya Mail
When the Suvarnabhumi Airport opens travellers will have a new shopping area within easy reach, the Gemopolis Mall, a jewellery centre in Prawes District that is scheduled to open early next year. Gemopolis Mall is part of Gemopolis or gem city that comprises 70 jewellery manufacturers, mostly European and American, who have received privileges from the Board of Investment. Built at a cost of 800 million baht, it is just four kilometres from the new airport which is slated to open sometime later next year. 
Introduction
Muay Thai is the Thai name for an indigenous form of martial art practiced in several southeast Asian countries including Myanmar (where it is generally known as Lethwei) and Malaysia (where it is known as tomoi).
Ram Muay before an amateur Muay Thai match
It is the national sport of
Traditional Muay Thai has a long history in Thailand as a martial art used by the military. The military style of Muay Thai is called Lerdrit, while today's "Sport Muay Thai" slightly varies from the original art and uses kicks and punches in a ring and with gloves similar to those used in western boxing. Muay Thai is referred to as "The Science of Eight Limbs", as the hands, feet, elbows, and knees are all used extensively in this art. A master practitioner of Muay Thai thus has the ability to execute strikes using eight points of contact, as opposed to the four points (fists, feet) in many other forms of martial arts. This effectively gives the practitioner the ability to debilitate opponents with any combination of the eight limbs.
History
Although Muay Thai is considered by some to be a derivation of a general indigenous martial art style native to southeast Asia, it was the first to be popularized outside of southeast Asia. This general indigenous style is believed to be Pradal Serey from Angkor in modern-day Cambodia.
Traditionally in the past, Muay Thai was used as entertainment to kings. It is thought by some sources that gloves were made out of wrapped twine, tar, and broken pieces of glass to ensure a bloody event, however it is still a subject of debate.
Other styles similar to Muay Thai can be found be found in