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Geography:
The kingdom of Thailand lies in the heart of
Southeast Asia, making it a natural gateway
to Indochina, Myanmar and Southern China.
Its shape and geography divide into four
natural regions : the mountains and forests of
the North; the vast rice fields of the Central
Plains; the semi-arid farm lands of the
Northeast plateau; and the tropical islands
and long coastline of the peninsula South.
The country comprises 76 provinces that are
further divided into districts, sub-districts
and villages. Bangkok is the capital city and
centre of political, commercial, industrial and
cultural activities. It is also the seat of
Thailand's revered Royal Family, with His
Majesty the King recognised as Head of
State, Head of the Armed Forces, Upholder
of the Buddhist religion and Upholder of all
religions.
The kingdom of Thailand lies in the heart of
Southeast Asia, making it a natural gateway
to Indochina, Myanmar and Southern China.
Its shape and geography divide into four
natural regions : the mountains and forests of
the North; the vast rice fields of the Central
Plains; the semi-arid farm lands of the
Northeast plateau; and the tropical islands
and long coastline of the peninsula South.
The country comprises 76 provinces that are
further divided into districts, sub-districts
and villages. Bangkok is the capital city and
centre of political, commercial, industrial and
cultural activities. It is also the seat of
Thailand's revered Royal Family, with His
Majesty the King recognised as Head of
State, Head of the Armed Forces, Upholder
of the Buddhist religion and Upholder of all
religions.
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The 32 Postures of Guan Yin Goddess
Venue : Guan Yin Shrine, Lat Phrao District
This Guan Yin Shrine was built in 1983 by the
head monk Guang Seng of the
mahayana Order. The temple observes very strict
rules. Monks ordained here have to
be life-long vegetarian and cannot leave the
monkhood, with strong determination to
abandon the secular world to devote themselves to
The Guan Yin shrine for the Earth and Sky Gods,
and a dragon pillar. The big building
houses an image of Guan yin stop a toad, and the
Buddha Prince Ang Hai Yi. In other
parts of the building are figures from Chinese
mythology and Buddha images, such as
Guan Yin images for the 12 zodiac signs, the
32-attitude of of Guan Yin, the famous
monk Tang Sam Chang, and the monk lang lang Tai
Sue. There are also a charity
soup-kitchen and a meditation hall for worshippers.
Venue : Guan Yin Shrine, Lat Phrao District
This Guan Yin Shrine was built in 1983 by the
head monk Guang Seng of the
mahayana Order. The temple observes very strict
rules. Monks ordained here have to
be life-long vegetarian and cannot leave the
monkhood, with strong determination to
abandon the secular world to devote themselves to
The Guan Yin shrine for the Earth and Sky Gods,
and a dragon pillar. The big building
houses an image of Guan yin stop a toad, and the
Buddha Prince Ang Hai Yi. In other
parts of the building are figures from Chinese
mythology and Buddha images, such as
Guan Yin images for the 12 zodiac signs, the
32-attitude of of Guan Yin, the famous
monk Tang Sam Chang, and the monk lang lang Tai
Sue. There are also a charity
soup-kitchen and a meditation hall for worshippers.
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Historical places
Phra Sumeru
Giant Swing
Krungthep bridge
Lak muang shrine
(city pillar shrine)
Silpakorn university
Thammasat university
Thawornwatthu building
Oriental hotel
Goverment house
Rama vi bridge
Parliament house
Parus-Sakkawa palace
People's party Marker plaque
Thai crafts
Horn birdcage making
Native thai chicken farm
Bamboo Birdcage and Fish Trap Centre
Thai Kite Centre
Art & cultural centre
of mon bangkradee
Park
Lumphini Park
Museum
Jim Thompson's House
Monument of King Taksin the Great
Science Museum and Plenetarium
Phra Sumeru
Giant Swing
Krungthep bridge
Lak muang shrine
(city pillar shrine)
Silpakorn university
Thammasat university
Thawornwatthu building
Oriental hotel
Goverment house
Rama vi bridge
Parliament house
Parus-Sakkawa palace
People's party Marker plaque
Thai crafts
Horn birdcage making
Native thai chicken farm
Bamboo Birdcage and Fish Trap Centre
Thai Kite Centre
Art & cultural centre
of mon bangkradee
Park
Lumphini Park
Museum
Jim Thompson's House
Monument of King Taksin the Great
Science Museum and Plenetarium
ROYAL GRAND PALACE
new city.
Inside the Royal Grand Palace are the Maha Monthien group of
buildings, the Throne Halls, and other palaces and buildings. These
have been renovated, refurbished, repaired, extended and added to
continually as appropriate to every reign since then.
Chakri Throne Hall: Hybrid Thai-European architecture built in the
reign of King Rama V with the throne hall itself in European style
and the roof in a Thai throne hall style.
Chakrapatpiman Throne Hall: The chief throne hall of the Monthien
group, and the early Chakri kings mostly stayed in this throne hall.
Dusit Throne Hall: Cruciform style built in the reign of King Rama I.
Inside is a Throne decorated in pearl and Phratanratchabanjathorn, a
couch of King Rama I.
Royal Decorations & Coins Division: Ranks and coinage has 13
exhibition rooms: Rooms 1-3, royal ranks; Room 6, the apparel of the
Emerald Buddha which is changed according to season; Room 7, royal
regalia and Room 12, historical money etc.
new city.
Inside the Royal Grand Palace are the Maha Monthien group of
buildings, the Throne Halls, and other palaces and buildings. These
have been renovated, refurbished, repaired, extended and added to
continually as appropriate to every reign since then.
Chakri Throne Hall: Hybrid Thai-European architecture built in the
reign of King Rama V with the throne hall itself in European style
and the roof in a Thai throne hall style.
Chakrapatpiman Throne Hall: The chief throne hall of the Monthien
group, and the early Chakri kings mostly stayed in this throne hall.
Dusit Throne Hall: Cruciform style built in the reign of King Rama I.
Inside is a Throne decorated in pearl and Phratanratchabanjathorn, a
couch of King Rama I.
Royal Decorations & Coins Division: Ranks and coinage has 13
exhibition rooms: Rooms 1-3, royal ranks; Room 6, the apparel of the
Emerald Buddha which is changed according to season; Room 7, royal
regalia and Room 12, historical money etc.
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