Doi Tung Thailand Travel Info

Doi Tung is located in Amphoe Mae Fa Luang in the Chaing Rai Province. The summit of the mountain is 1,509 meters above sea level. The King's Mother used to spend the majority of her time in the Doi Tung Palace Thailand travel. As a result of her tireless efforts to improve the lives[...]

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by Jour ~ Thursday, November 30, 2006 0 comments

Amsterdam 4: Everything Else

Other Amsterdam posts:Amsterdam 1: Canals, Architecture, BicyclesAmsterdam 2: ChurchesAmsterdam 3: Anne Frank and Jewish AmsterdamFor the final post on Amsterdam, here's a random jumble of all the leftovers - food, the Coffeeshops, the Red Light District, our flight, Van Gogh, the language, etc. Food in Amsterdam The Netherlands[...]

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by Jour ~ Wednesday, November 29, 2006 0 comments

Amsterdam 3: Anne Frank and Jewish Amsterdam

Other Amsterdam posts:Amsterdam 1: Canals, Architecture, BicyclesAmsterdam 2: ChurchesAmsterdam 4: Everything Else One of the coolest sights in Amsterdam is the Anne Frank House, where the famous young girl lived in hiding and wrote her diary during the Nazi occupation.My guidebook says it's the most popular attraction in the city[...]

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by Jour ~ Wednesday, November 29, 2006 0 comments

Amsterdam 2: Churches

Other Amsterdam posts:Amsterdam 1: Canals, Architecture, BicyclesAmsterdam 3: Anne Frank and Jewish AmsterdamAmsterdam 4: Everything ElseUnlike most other European cities, Amsterdam does not have a great cathedral or an impressive array of churches. This in part because the city officially adopted Calvinism soon after the Reformation[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 27, 2006 0 comments

Ayutthaya Historical Park and World Heritage Site

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, or Ayutthaya is an ancient city,Thailand Travel founded by “King U-Thong, or Ramathibodi I” in 1350. It was the capital city of Thailand for 417 years during the reign of 33 Kings covering five dynasties, (excluding Khun Worawongsa).Ayutthaya Thailand TravelAyutthaya[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 27, 2006 0 comments

Amsterdam 1: Canals, architecture, bicycles

Other Amsterdam posts:Amsterdam 2: ChurchesAmsterdam 3: Anne Frank and Jewish AmsterdamAmsterdam 4: Everything ElseWe had such fun exploring Amsterdam. It is quite a beautiful city, especially with all the canals and the lovely houses that line them. Neither of us realized just how many canals there are - it nearly rivals Venice![...]

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by Jour ~ Sunday, November 26, 2006 0 comments

H.M.The King's Birthday Celebrations 2006

H.M.The King's Birthday Celebrations 2006 The deep reverence felt by all Thais for their King is perhaps unique in the modern world, and his birthday provides an annual occasion for public expression. Government buildings, businesses, and homes all over the country are elaborately decorated[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 20, 2006 0 comments

Thai Trips Tumble to Australia

Thai Travellers Opt For Similarly Priced European Packages or Stay Closer to Home in Asia .Tourism Australia ’s Thailand Travel office manager, Thongchai Wibulsaksakul said the number of Thai visitors to Australia fell 6% during September compared to the same month last year.Mr Thongchaisaid the drop in performance is mostly due[...]

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by Jour ~ Thursday, November 16, 2006 0 comments

Thailand Popular Korean Drama Princess Hours

Thailand popular Korean drama Princess Hours (Goong). After watching the very popular Korean drama Princess Hours (Goong), I can't help but think that this drama series was created for maximum viewer ratings because it caters to both viewers who like historical drama serials like Dae[...]

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by Jour ~ Tuesday, November 14, 2006 0 comments

Cerne Abbas

On our way back home from Weymouth on Sunday, we stopped at Cerne Abbas, a village in the county of Dorset with a population of just over 700. It's delightful. But it's best known for the giant chalk drawing on a hillside just outside of town, known as the Cerne Abbas Giant or "Rude Man."Here's an aerial photo for a better view[...]

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by Jour ~ Tuesday, November 14, 2006 0 comments

Remembrance Day in Weymouth

Weymouth is on a little peninsula on the southern coast of England (i.e. on the English Channel part of the Atlantic). We chose Weymouth because one of David's co-workers recommended it as the best beach in the area and it's pretty handy from Oxford, but it also turned out to be a wonderfully historic place to celebrate Remembrance[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 13, 2006 0 comments

Sherborne

Saturday evening after Glastonbury we headed for Sherborne, for no other reason than they had a big, nice church and it was on the way to Weymouth. I had written an article on Sherborne Abbey Church for Sacred Destinations, so I thought it would be nice to check it out and get some pics. Alas, the church was closed. But we looked[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 13, 2006 0 comments

Thiland's Grand Palace Among Eight Most Popular Attractions In Asia

THAILAND’S GRAND PALACE AMONG EIGHT MOST POPULAR ATTRACTIONS IN ASIA Asia Travel and Tourism Creative Awards 2006 Special Tourism Award – Favourite AttractionThiland's Grand PalaceTravel Thiland's Grand PalaceThe Grand Palace, one of Bangkok’s most awe-inspiring historical landmarks and[...]

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by Jour ~ Monday, November 13, 2006 0 comments

Glastonbury Abbey

Since Wilma (that's our old Saab for any new readers) is now running very well thanks to all of David's recent work, we decided to take a longish trip south for the weekend.We did a lot of walking, driving and sightseeing, and had a wonderful time. On the right is one of my rudimentary maps showing our route and main stops.On[...]

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by Jour ~ Sunday, November 12, 2006 0 comments

SGA Expands Domestic Operations Thailand

Small charter airline expands fledgling fleet to set up Chiang Mai base for regional flights, while also serving Koh Koot’s private airport.SGA Airlines plans to launch a new semi-schedule from Chiang Mai to nearby cities in January.SGA AirlinesThe airline also expects to take delivery[...]

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by Jour ~ Friday, November 10, 2006 0 comments

Thung Salaeng Luang in Phetchabun, Thailand Travel

Seventeen mammal species, including elephant, yellow-throated marten and masked palm civet, are confirmed as park dwellers. A significant number of others are possible residents. These include tiger, barking deer, wild dog, wild pig, languor and slow lorries. A 1987 study estimated that[...]

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by Jour ~ Thursday, November 9, 2006 0 comments

Chaweng Beach in Koh Samui Thailand Travel

Chaweng Beach in Koh Samui , Thailand Travel remains the most beautiful on the island. Wandering down from your coconut palm-shaded hut to the white-dust sand to the crystal clear water is an unforgettable experience. It's just a shame that today you have such a short window of opportunity[...]

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by Jour ~ Wednesday, November 8, 2006 0 comments

The Khao Sok Forest is The Greatest in Southern Thailand

Thailand Travel The Khao Sok Forest is considered to be the greatest in Southern Thailand. Many people from Surat Thani and the neighboring areas depend on Khao Sok for their livelihood. Visitors to this national park can enjoy the foliage, waterfalls, and a beautiful lake.Location The[...]

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by Jour ~ Sunday, November 5, 2006 0 comments

Dok Bua Tong Wild Sunflower Blooming Season Mae Hong Son Thailand Travel

November 1 - December 15, 2005 : Khun Yuam District, Thailand Travel Mae Hong Son ProvinceEvent dates and programme details may be subject to change. To ensure you have the most updated information, please reconfirm details prior to Thailand Travel.Mae Hong Son Thailand TravelThe hills[...]

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by Jour ~ Thursday, November 2, 2006 0 comments