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• Lumpini Park - The Cement Jungle in Bangkok

posted by Miss. Kanistha Rattanapisit on 31 August 2006
Lumpini is the largest and most popular park and a green oasis amongst the cement jungle that is in Bangkok. It is the Thai version of Central Park in Bangkok. Lumpini Park is located in the heart of Bangkok at the junction of Rama IV and Ratchadaumri Road. In front of the park is the monument of King Rama VI. It is situated in where is a famous district which is crowded and traffic, but it can be released by walking here around the Lumpini Park. People go mostly in the early morning and late ev. More

• Chao Praya River - Chao Praya River, The River of life and the tourist’s attraction in Bangkok,...

posted by Miss. Kesinee Sriyom on 19 September 2006
Thailand as it was known then acquired the name “Venice of the East” because of its charming river and waterway. Today, many of these waterways are still being the Chao Phaya River, known as the “River of Kings”. Chao Praya River flows from the Thai highlands to Bangkok and in fact youcan travel all the way from More

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		Lumpini Stadium Bangkok - Lumpini Stadium (Bangkok): The most popular Thai Boxing Arena posted by Miss. Pa-paavarin Thanakankun on 25 September 2006 Lumpini Stadium Bangkok is the most popular boxing arena in Thailand. Lumpini Stadium was first opened for business in December 1956 with the aim of promoting Thai boxing both in Thailand and abroadd. The stadium is run by the Royal Thai Army specifically the Army Welfare Department and receipts from the fights go to support various departments in Army. General Prapas Jarusatien was the driving fo... More

		Chao Praya River - Chao Praya River, The River of life and the tourist’s attraction in Bangkok,... posted by Miss. Kesinee Sriyom on 19 September 2006 Thailand as it was known then acquired the name “Venice of the East” because of its charming river and waterway. Today, many of these waterways are still being the Chao Phaya River, known as the “River of Kings”. Chao Praya River flows from the Thai highlands to Bangkok and in fact youcan travel all the way from Chiang Mai to Bangkok by the river. The cities along the river are Nakhon Sawan, Chain... More

		Lumpini Park - The Cement Jungle in Bangkok posted by Miss. Kanistha Rattanapisit on 31 August 2006 Lumpini is the largest and most popular park and a green oasis amongst the cement jungle that is in Bangkok. It is the Thai version of Central Park in Bangkok. Lumpini Park is located in the heart of Bangkok at the junction of Rama IV and Ratchadaumri Road. In front of the park is the monument of King Rama VI. It is situated in where is a famous district which is crowded and traffic, but it can be... More

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