Phusoidao National Park.

Phusoidao National Park Details:

Phusoidao National Park is located in both Chat Trakan District of Phitsanulok Province and Nam Pard District of Uttaradit Province.There is situated in an approximately area of 340.1 square kilometeri.The park is stretches along the Thai-Laos border with the highest peak measured at 2,102 meters above sea level.The climate park is cool throughout the year and visitors are able to see several of wild flowers.

The toporgraphy of the National Park consist of beautiful virgin forests,which are the sources of streams and rivers.Major sightseeing spots include PhuSoiDao Waterfall, a beautiful 5-step waterfall situated in an approximate area of 1,000 rai,which can be accessed by an asphaltic road to facilitate the travelling for recreational purpose.

The weather here is very comfortable all year round. Its average highest temperature is about 35.0 degrees celsius and the lowest is about 13.0 degrees celsius or the mid-average is 27.0 degrees celsius. The average rainfall is 1,334.4 milimeters/year. Its raining season starts from May to October while the winter starts from November till February and summer starts from April to June.

While they are walking on campground,they will pass at least 8 step--Start(Phusoidao waterfall),Nern-Song-Yard,Nern-Prap-sien,Nern-Pha-kho,Nern-Sua-khrong,-Nern-mo-ra-na,Lan-son-Phu-soi-dao and campground.

Located:

Huai Moui Sub-district,  Amphur Nam Pad   Uttaradit   Thailand 53110

How to contact:

Operating Day:Daily
Operating time:08.00 am.-06.00 pm.
Contact Details:Tel.0 5543 6001-2, 055-436793,  
Email: phudoidao07@hotmail.com
Visit Website: http://www.dnp.go.th/parkreserve/asp/style1/default.asp?npid=193&lg=2

How much fee?

Thai = 40 baht/person(adult) and 20 baht/person (child 3-14 age)
Foreigner=200 baht /person(adult) and 100 baht/person (child 3-14 age)

Facilities on Phu Soi Dao National Park.

1.A small shop in front of tourist information center(open only Friday-Sunday)
2.tent 300 baht/night ,sleep bag 30 baht/night
3.Stove 50 baht/night
4.Drink not enough in cool season so, they ought to prepare it 
5.Deposit for garbage after finish trip.
5.There are a sherpas(native people) 30 baht/kg.
6.Not clean and a lot of toilet in campground.

How to get there :

1.by private car:From the city of Pitsanulok Province, you may take Highway No.11, then, turn to Highway No.1246 and go straight on until reaching Ban Pae. And then, take Highway No.1143 passing Chattrakarn District. Then, turn to Highway No.1237 passing Ban Bor-pak and Highway No.1268 until reaching Phu Soi-dao Waterfall situated at the National Park. The total distance is approximately 199 kilometers.

2.by bus:From Bangkok city get there by many bus ,such as; Sonbuttour(Saimai),Pitsanulokyanyon,The transport co.,ltd,.They can booking online it that is http://www.busticket.in.th/ or owner booking website

3.by train:From Bangkok city get there (schedule)http://www.railway.co.th/checktime/checktime.asp?lenguage=Eng

4.by air plane:From Bangkok city get there (schedule)
http://www.nokair.com/nokconnext/aspx/Index.aspx?currlang=th-TH
or
http://www.airasia.com/th/th/home.page?cid=1



**if they choose by 2-4 step,they must rent a native car which is a car or van and so on.Next It is easy to find it.Round trip about 4200-4500 baht.

**There is no signal of mobile.But they can found it  by crossing to Laos........LOL!!!!!!


Map of Phusoi dao National Park

Advantages:
1.Fresh air
2.Rain season (a lot of flower) /Cool season (fresh air)
3.Good view.



Disdvantages:
1.Strong healthy for travel because it is about 6.5 km. for walking
2.There get together a toilets for a visitors
3.There are not a signal of mobile phone but they can walikg abroad (hahahaha) for find signal of mobile phone.
4.There are not electricity and restaurant on campground for visitors.Next.They are preprae both drink water and food enough to rest it on campground.

Nearest Interesting Place:

1.Kho kho National Park

Phu Kradueng National Park.

                                                

                                 Phu Kradueng National Park Trip

General Information:

Phu Kradueng National Park is one of the most famous national parks of Thailand, with a high point of 1316 m (4318 ft) above sea level. Every year tens of thousands of people come to make the climb up this famous mountain. It received the title of a nationally protected forest in the year 1943, and was proclaimed a national park on the 7th of October 1959, the second national park of Thailand after Khao Yai National Park.
The park is closed to visitors during the rainy season (1 June - 30 September).
BACKGROUND/TOPGRAPHY/CLIMATE

Phu Kradueng National Park, situated in Si Than Sub-district, Phu Kradueng District, Loei Province, has been designated as the 2nd national park of Thailand on November, 23, 1962. It covers an area of 348.12 Kilometers (217,575 rai) with 60 Kilometers (37,500 rai) of plateau on the top of mountain.
The elevation of Phu Kradueng is between 400-1,200 meters with the summit point of 1,316 meters at Khok Moei. In general, Phu Kradueng is the sandstone mountain consisting of an abundance of flora and fauna and the fullness of cliffs, savanna, streams and waterfalls other than that it is still the head watershed of Lam Nam Phong River which is one lf the most important rivers in Northeastern Thailand.

According to its high elevation and climatic condition, the weather on the mountaintop is cool all year round. Sometimes, in the winter. temperature may drop to freezing point. So, it is the most incentive to visitors who would like to be the Phu Kradueng conqueror at least once of their life.
VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE COMMUNITY

Phu Kradueng National Park is not jast a destination for tourists to exploit their own pleasure in order conquer the summit,but it is still an invaluable site of natural heritage for the next generation and the source of knowledge for everyone. The flora community of Phukradueng National Park can be classifion into 5 types, dry dipterrocarp forest, mixed-deciduous forest,hill evergreen forest, pine forest and tropical savanna.Besides the temperate tree such as two-needled pine, three-needled pine .oak and maple that can be seen on the mountaintop, there also exists by season, for instance, White and Res Roses (Rhododendron spp.),Kradum Ngoen (Eriocaulon henryanom), Krachieo (Cucuma paviflora), Som Pae (Vacinium sprengelii) and Wild Orchids In addition, Phu Kradueng Dueng is the habitat of more than 266 wildlife species such as Asiatic Elephant, Indo-chinese Tiger, Aaiatic Black Bear, Barking Deer, Samber Deer, Wild Pig and Birds as well as rarely found reptiles such as the Snapper (big-headed tortoise)    (reference:dpd.co.th)

How to contact:

Phu Kradueng National Park :Mu 1, Ban Si Than, Si Than Sub-district,  Amphur Phu Kradung   Loei   Thailand 42180
Tel. 0 42-810-833, 0 42-810-834   
Fax 0 42-810-833, 0 42-810-834   
E-mail phukradueng_np@dnp.go.th และ pkd_11@hotmail.co.th
Website: http://www.dnp.go.th/parkreserve/asp/style1/default.asp?npid=11&lg=2

 How to go there:

    BY CAR. 
Take a car pass Saraburi, Pak Chong district, after which you turn left into highway No.201 via Chaiyaphum province, Phu Khiao district . Then, turn left to highway No.12 passing Chum Phae district and turn right into highway N0.201 passing Phu Pha Man district and Pha Nok Khao, after which you turn left into highway No.2019 which leads to the park.

    By Airplane
 
BY AIR. There are daily flights from Bankok to Khon Kaen and BanKok to Udon Thani. For more flight and airline information, call 0-2628-2000, 0-2515-9999, 0-2267-2999 and 1318.

     By Train
 
BY TRAIN. Get on the train at Hua Lamphong Raiway Station and get off at Khon Kaen Railway Station. Then, take the Khon Kaen-Loei bus and get off at Pha Nok Khao or Phu kradueng Bus Terminal and get off at Pha Nok Khao or Phu Kradueng Bus Terminal and then take the local bus ( Song Thaeo) to the park. For more train information, call 0-2225-1300 ext. 5201 ,0-2223-0341-3.

     By Bus
 

BY BUS. Take the Bangkok-Loei bus at the Northeastern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) and get off at Pha Nok Khao and then take the local bus (Song Thaeo) to the Park. For move bus information, call 0-2936-2852-66.

How much fee?

Thai = 40 baht/person(adult) and 20 baht/person (child 3-14 age)
Foreigner=400 baht /person(adult) and 200 baht/person (child 3-14 age)

Facilities on Phu Kradueng National Park.

1Visitor center - below Phu Kadueng
Visitor Center is open daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
2..Parking - below Phu Kadueng

National Park provides parking lot for visitors.
3.Food services - Restaurant is available in the Park.
4.Visitor center - Phu Kradueng Peak
Visitor Center is open daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
5.Tent - Phu Kradueng Peak
National Park provides tents and tent's bedding for tourists. Rent for tent and bungalow at www.dnp.go.th
6.There are a sherpas(native people) 30 baht/kg.
7.Clean and a lot of toilet in campground. 
8.Camping site - Phu Kradueng Peak
National Park provides campground and restaurant for tourists.
9.Accommodation - Phu Kradueng Peak
Phu Kradueng 110 terrace house or Tean Nam terrace house has 5 bedrooms, outsite restroom, 6 persons/room, bedding, no water heater, 900 bath/night/room.

How to prepare to travel

1.strong healthy because they are walking about 40 km./trip
2.reserved terrace house or tent before journey 60 day.

Map of  Phu Kradueng National Park.

credit:touronthai

Songkran Festival(Thailand)

                SONGKRAN FESTIVAL (THAILAND).

Information:

History of the holiday.
The Songkran festival is the traditional Thai New Year's Day and is celebrated from 13 April to 15 April.

Deriving from the Sanskrit language, the word Songkran means to pass or to move into. In this context, the meaning implies to the passing and the moving of the sun, the moon and the other planets into one of the zodiacal orbits. And the Grand Songkran Festival which falls in Aries indicates the new era of the Thai New Year. Owing to the ancient Indian belief, the Grand Songkran Festival is most appropriate to be the Thai New Year due to the timing of the best season which is known as the spring of India which comes right after the cold season of winter. Also, there are other aspects supporting this belief such as blooming flowers, the fresh atmosphere of nature and the livelihood of all living creatures.

With the great influence from the Indians, the Songkran Festival portrays the typical ways of life of the Thais which involve the agricultural aspects. Free from their regular routine work, the Thai citizens will find time to perform their annual rites of showing respect to their ancestors. The highlight of the festival will include the younger Thais paying respect to their elders by sprinkling their hands with scented water. And in order to welcome the New Year, the celebration will include the delightful colourful local entertainment, which in fact, suitably unites the mutual relationship between members of the family, society, nature and the surroundings. Therefore, this Songkran Festival has proved to be the most important and grandest festival of the year. Moreover, our neighbouring countries such as Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR. have also organised this type of festival.

During the Sukhothai period, the Songkran Festival was practised both in the royal court palace and among the ordinary citizens. However, the size of the celebration was not as elaborate as of today. Back in those days, civil servants and other government officials would pay homage to the king, and would drink the oath of allegiance to the king or the government, while the king would provide an annual salary to all officials. Later on in the Ayutthaya period, the festival was expanded by including the bathing of the Buddha image.

Also, the festivities would include the forming of sand pagodas and entertaining celebrations. In the Rattanakosin period, the rituals have been conducted in a similar pattern as those during the Ayutthaya period.

5 Songkran Tips – Survival Guide For Visitors

1.Protect yourself – Remember that there is no exemption to get wet during the celebration. In fact, even kids are having fun refreshing themselves on water. The best way to arm yourself is to buy a water gun or bring water containers so that you will not just take the water from participants but drench against them as well. Yet, make sure the water gun is cable of shooting long distance and has a huge reservoir.

2.Buy protection for your camera – If you wish to bring your camera to capture fun moments with natives, then you should invest for protection. Or, it would be practical if you choose a disposable waterproof camera instead. In this way, you can bring captured pictures back home without having your camera in trouble.

3.Avoid big roads – In case the event starts and still you’re not yet in the place you used to stay, better avoid big roads for participants are in huge streets and will sure enjoy seeing every passerby to throw water to.

4.Dress accordingly – There is no dress code for such event. So, leave your pants and shoes at home and wear something contemporary to the participants. T-shirts and a pair of short are definitely perfect for such water splashing celebration. But before you forget, take note of the color of your shirt as it tends to become see through when wet.

5.Leave your valuables at home – If you wish to accessorize yourself with jewelries better don’t. Better leave them at home as they may get lost during the water fight event. As for gadgets, better not bring them as they might get damaged as soon as the participants start the water ritual.

Top 5 Best Provinces to Visit in The Songkran Festival.


As far as the history is concerned, this is the longest water throwing event in the world as this is being celebrated for three consecutive days – starting April 13 to April 15. Just in case you are in Thailand in Songkran 2014, don’t be surprised to see people carrying containers and throwing water to others. Even children are not exempted to get wet during the said event. Like adults out there, children are also equipped with their water guns and do the same ritual.
In spite of being a fun event, Songkran festival also focuses on enriching religious intentions. A day after the event, while men are busy working, housewives dedicate their time in cleaning just every mess at home for they believe that it is a good luck for the present year. Along with this, they also wash every Buddha image in their houses, pay a visit to monasteries and offer food to monks.

For those who have no idea about the event, Songkran is the counterpart of New Year that is being celebrated in western countries. Thailand, similar to other nations, is also divided into regions and when it comes to Songkran celebration, there are highlights in every region that everyone shouldn’t miss when visiting the place. Actually, there are top five places to visit during the festival such as:

1.Chiangmai Songkran Festival
2.Khaosan Songkran Festival
3.Silom Road Songkran Festival
4.Pattaya Songkran Festival
5.Phuket Songkran Festival

Songkran Festival is good traditonal more only Thai or tourism will splashing water.

                                                                 reference: Songkran2014,thailandlife,officeholidays

Kho-Kred Island or Koh-Kred,Nonthaburi,Thailand.

          Kho-Kred  Island or Koh-Kred,Nonthaburi,Thailand.

About kho-kred.

Koh Kred is a tiny island in the Chao Phraya River, locatedin Nonthaburi Province, only 30-45 minutes drive from Bangkok. On this island live a community of craftmen famous for their distinctive style of pottery which dates back many centuries. The potteries are known for their fine,red-black glazed surface and intricate design. They are all hand-made piece-by-piece and you can see the process.People live on Koh Kred  and nearby are the descendants of the Mon people, and they have managed to retain the skills of their forefathers.

Attractions
Wat Poramaiyikawat
Map of Wat Poramaiyikawat
Museum , Museum - Pottery
Pottery Village
Wat Pailom
Dessert Centre
Miscellaneous
OTOP Village River Views
Restaurants

How to Get There:

1) By Car. Travel to Pak Kred and take the ferry to cross the river to Koh Kred. Mostly people park the cars atSanam Nua temple and take the ferry.
At Koh Kred, there is tourist boat running around the island during the week-end.

2)The quickest way is to take the BTS Skytrain to Victory Monument and then No. 166 air-conditioned bus from the west side of the monument. The bus trip to Pak Kret takes around 20 mins via Expressway and costs only 19 Baht. The 505 bus, from Pratu Nam to Pak Kret, takes much longer as does the number 32 Bus from Wat Pho (more than 1 hour.)
3)The Chao Phraya express boat runs from Sathorn Pier to Pak Kret pier, but only between 06.15 and 08.05 in the morning, and 1605 and 18.05 in the afternoon. For the rest of the day it only goes as far as Nonthaburi pier; to continue to Pak Kret you need to take a bus (No 32) or long-tail boat (price negotiable).
  On Sundays the same company runs a "Koh Kret Cruise", from Sathorn pier, 10 am. This trip takes in several temples and Bahn Kanom Thai for lunch. Price is 300 Baht for adults, 250 Baht for children under 100cm.

4)The buses stop before the end of Chang Wattana Road, and before doing a U-turn by Pak Kret pier. On the left is a Tesco Lotus store on the corner of Suka Pracha San Road, which is the way to Wat Sanam Nuea and the pier for Koh Kret; usually there are several Sam Lors (bicycle taxis) waiting to take people to the Wat. Once you get to the Wat, go through the temple grounds to the ferry pier. You pay the fare of 2 baht on the island side.
5)  by van public in Bangkok through Pak-kred or Nonthaburi

Map of art in Koh kred:

credit:traveltobangkok

Advantages:

1.It is not far from Bangkok.
2.There are still old tradditonal and life style--
3.They are sight-seeing on Kho Kred  

Disdvantages:
1.There are difficult to travel on some raining season;because it is flood.
2.There are not open a resturant and shop on working day ,moreover it is full option on holiday or weekend.

Nearest Interesting Place:

1.Impact Muang Thong Thani
2.Chao Phraya River.

                                                                             reference:thailandbytrain,bangkoksite,

LOY KRA THONG FESTIVAL DAY,THAILAND.

                                LOY KRA THONG FESTIVAL DAY,THAILAND.

 

About Loy Kra Thong Festival Day:

 

The festival of Loy Krathong is a time to pay our respects to the Goddess of Water by floating candles and joss-sticks.

 

Loy Krathong is as old as Thai heritage and represents a close bond between Thai culture and water. The festival takes place on the full moon night of the twelfth lunar month when the water level is high and the climate is cooler. Participants ask water spirits to sail away their troubles in their krathongs, which are containers traditionally made from banana leaves and carrying offerings of incense, lotus flowers and small money.

 

“Loy” means “float”, and a “krathong” is a special Thai floating sculpture particular to the holiday. The traditional krathong is made from a cross-section of a banana tree trunk, which is then elaborately decorated with folded banana leaves and flowers in intricate towering designs. You will find hundreds of krathongs for sell around the main Loy Krathong festivity areas. Often school children will make their own krathongs in school or with their family. They’ll even have krathong contests in school to see who can craft the most beautiful and artistic float.

 

Today the banana trunk core is sometimes replaced by styrofoam or bread (baked into the form of a traditional krathong or a cute floating turtle). The banana trunk and bread krathongs are obviously eco-friendly, so better choices for your family.

 

In addition to the water festivities, Loy Krathong in Chiang Mai features floating lanterns (or sky lanterns), large paper lanterns that float up into the sky just as a hot air balloon does. Seeing hundreds or thousands of these launched into the air at once is magical. You will also easily find these lanterns for sale in Chiang Mai, and the vendors or other locals will be happy to show you how to light them and launch them into the air. As with the krathong, you hold the floating lantern as a family and then release it up into the air together.

 

Forge unforgettable Loy Krathong memories together as a family. Joining the local festivities of the Loy Krathong holiday and taking part in beautiful traditions will be a meaningful and memorable highlight of your Thailand family holiday. The cool weather during this part of the year also makes it a wonderful time to explore the many other wonders of Thailand.

 

The Loi Krathong Festival is celebrated nationwide in Thailand, especially where there are rivers, canals or sources of water, with different unique characteristics.

Loy Krathong in contemporary Thailand seems far removed from the original concept of quiet contemplation and reflection, but judging by the huge crowds lining river banks, sea shores and even swimming pool patios year after year, no-one seems to mind much

 

Other famous places to celebrate Loy Krathong in Thailand are Sukhothai, Tak, Ayutthaya and Chiang Mai.

Loy Krathong 
Couples can get an insight into the future of their relationships by watching whether their krathongs float together or drift apart.

 

 

History of Loy Krathong

       A crowd with flickering light of candles and color of flowers decorating floating object is familiar scene in a celebration occurring in a twelfth month in lunar calendar. It is one of wonderful Asian cultures when rivers and canals are full of water. Since we have been a kid, I guess everyone must be impressed with this festive occasion in November - Loy Krathong. Most of us are convinced that floating objects or Krathongs are originated in Sukhothai by Tao Sri Chulalak or Nang Noppamas, who was one of Phra Ruang’s wives. However, some assert that the story was written in the reign of Rama III merely to advocate women on role model of a good wife, as no evidence is found to prove the festival’s existence. They believe that Loy Krathong has just been celebrated since the end of Ayutthaya. Despite the confusing history, this gracious culture is still alive. People still conducts this ritual not only to worship the footprint of the Buddha on a riverside in India, but also to pay respect to Chulamanee Chedi in heaven. Another well-known purpose is to show their gratitude to the Goddess of the Water on their plentiful use of water and ask for forgiveness in the ensuing pollution. Moreover, many people believe that floating the beautiful Krathong away also refers to flying away misfortune and bad things in the past and asking for good luck in the future.

 

In the past, people in Lanna Kingdom in the north of Thailand also show respect to rivers, but they use fire instead. They float a lantern like a hot-air balloon in the sky which is called Yee Peng. And now we still can find this celebration in Chiang Mai. Interestingly, people other than Thais have the similar tradition. Not far from us, Laos float Pratips (or our Krathong) and Lai Rue Fai (or flowing an ablaze boat) in worship of Water Goddess. This rite is also used to welcome the Buddha after His return from preaching to His mother in the second heaven. In Cambodia, this period is called Ok Ambok which means worshipping the moon. They float Pratips on a full moon night as well. Another neighboring country as Burma has the same culture. They float Krathong to worship the Buddha and Nut or household spirit. Looking upward farther, some of us may be surprised that Vietnam, Korea and Japan have the similar rituals too. They apologize the Water Goddess and float away ill fortune. It is assumed that the origin is Mahayana Buddhism which was expanded from China. On the other hand, Indians claim that they are the root of this ceremony derived from Brahmin. This festival is aimed to worship Naraya God who sleeps in the milk ocean and He then will throw our sin away.

 

       In Thailand, people enjoy creating their own Krathong made from natural resources, such as leaves and trunks of banana adorned with flowers. Some might use bread instead of synthetic materials showing their concern for environment. Other than flowers, a candle and incense sticks, we often put some coins or betel pepper and nut in our Krathongs. And that’s why our Krathongs can’t drift any further as they are raided for little money. Nevertheless, Loy Krathong Festival remains the most romantic and favorite occasion for a number of people and still best represents our gratitude.

 

                                                       reference:grad.cm.co.th/thaiworldview/thailandforcholdren.

Mimosa Pattaya,Chonburi,Thailand

                   Mimosa Pattaya,Chonburi,Thailand

Mimosa Pattaya is the good place for eating or shopping or sightseeing around there where cover concept is "The city of Love".There is French architecture style that is the top 10 of the legend of romantic in the world.There is opening Janurary 14,2013 cover 50 Rai and  There investmnet is 1,000 million Baht.Moreover It can support tourist at least 10,000 person/day.The CEO is Khun Nickky Jirachot Kaawsathien

For the design and architecture of the Mimosa. Our team of expert local architecture, the French expedition to detail in Colmar (Colmar) border between France and Germany. Then came construction Mimosa Pattaya. On November 14, 2554 with a duration of only one year, only. Mimosa was welcomed tourists both Thailand and foreign official.

Mimosa Pattaya, distinguished by the architecture of the Renaissance. (Renaissance) style of European and dwellings of Colmar (Colmar), France. Which is a town on the border with Germany. It was a mix of architectural variety. The colors and shapes of the building half - Timberwolves. (Half-Timbered), which is unique of houses in Europe. There is also a canal with swans and ducks swim by. Help create a romantic atmosphere for Mimosa Pattaya is similar to the city Colmar. Is known "Little Venice"

Located:

Mimosa Management Co.,Ltd
28/19-20 M.2 Na Jomtien,
Sattaheap district,
Chonburi 20250 Thailand

Phone: (66) 38 237 318-9
Fax: (66) 38 237 317

From outside Thailand call
Phone: (66) 38 237 318-20
Fax: (66) 38 237 317

How to cantact:
https://www.facebook.com/mimosapattaya
http://www.mimosa-pattaya.com/
http://websta.me/n/mimosapattaya
Email: webmastermimosa@gmail.com

How to go:
-in front of ambassador city jomtien hotel(It is easy to go there)

How much ticket:
150/ticket/person
When to Opening:
Open every day from 10.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.

Map of art in Mimosa Pattaya:

credit:mimosa website

Advantages:
-There are a lot of beautiful place for take a photp
-It is not far from Bangkok
-There are have a Musical fountain, Cabaret show, Broadway
                           *Showtime: 1.00(Sat-Sun), 3.00, 5.00, 7.00, 9.00 pm.
*****good show on outdoor and very cheap for enjoy it*******


Disdvantages:
-on summer season,it is very hot in afternoon.

Nearest Interesting Place:
1.Pattaya Floating Market
2.NongNuch Park
3.Central Festival Pattaya Beach
4.Ripley's Believe It or Not!   
5.Tiffany Show
6.Alcazar
7.Kohlan Island









Art in Paradise at Pattaya,Thailand.

 Art in Paradise at Pattaya,Thailand. 

              Art in Paradise Interactive Art  Museum

Pattaya’s only three-dimensional art gallery, Art in Paradise, is now a hot attraction where tourists come to take fun photo snapshots. The Art in Paradise Museum is an “illusion” art museum, located on Pattaya Second Road Soi 1, North Pattaya. Spreading over an area of about 5,800 sq. m. The museum features ten galleries – the Camouflage Room, Under the Ocean Room, Wildlife Room, Classical Art Room, Civilization Room, Surrealism Room, Dinosaur Room, Waterfall Room, Scenery Room, and Exhibition of Art Room.

The museum paints a smile on every visitor’s face with its three-dimensional paintings, with which they can pose creatively and take photographs. The museum is not an ordinary art gallery and makes you amazed at the awesome three-dimensional paintings that look as if they are real

Al least 2-3 hours to spending time to  travel at here because it is very wonderful.

Located:
Art in Paradise Co., Ltd.
78/34 Moo9, 2nd Pattaya Road, Nongprue

           Bang Lamung, Chonburi, Thailand, 20150

          Tel.038-4245000

How to cantact:

https://www.facebook.com/Mymintzgallary

http://www.artinparadise.co/

How to go:
1.From Sukhumvit Road, turn right at a red light in North Pattaya.
Go straight through the Lotus Through the heart of Pattaya City Hall, it is a little alley on your left.
Next, found  the Big C North Pattaya, 300 meters straight right hand (near SHOW BIG EYE).
Then it is adjacent to Art in paradise.

2.take off bus of Rungruang Tour terminal in North Pattaya.You can choose motorcycle taxi (just 50 baht/round)It is easy to go there.I am garuntee 100 %

How much ticket:
Foreigner
500 baht for adult
300 baht for children(not over 120 cm.)
Thai:
180 baht for adult
120 baht for children(not over 120 cm.)

When to Opening:
Open daily during 09.00 a.m.-09.00 p.m.

Map of art in paradise pattaya



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Advantages:
A lot of room for take a photo

Disdvantages:
It is difficult to travel on weekend or holiday because of a lot of people.Please queue up to take a photo.

Nearest Interesting Place:

1.Pattaya Floating Market
2.Mimosa Pattaya
3.Central Festival Pattaya Beach
4.Ripley's Believe It or Not!   
5.Tiffany Show
6.Alcazar
7.Kohlan Island

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THUNGDOKBUATONG(THE MEXICAN SUN FLOWER FIELD), DOI MAE U-KOR, KHUN YUAM, MAEHONGSON

THUNGDOKBUATONG(THE MEXICAN SUN FLOWER FIELD), DOI MAE U-KOR, KHUN YUAM, MAEHONGSON

During Novemver 15-17,2013 .I went to THUNGDOKBUATONG, DOI MAE U-KOR, KHUN YUAM, MAEHONGSON .

When I have free time,I spend time to travel wherever in Thailand with my bestfriend.So we are choose  there.

Blossom period of Thung Dok Bua Tong is November till late December every year.  The gigantic size of Thung Dok Bua Tong field covers more than 1,000 Rai.  In the afternoon, sunlight become orange and beautify color of Thung Dok Bua Tong that impress all visitors.

Located:

Khunyuam District,Maehongson Province

How to cantact:

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https://www.facebook.com/maehongsonloveyou (asking before travel)

https://www.facebook.com/YoontHotelKhunYuam?fref=ts (not public facebook but they can adding him for talking about khunyuam who is like public relation of Khunyuam.He update all about Umper Khunyuam who one of kind )

How to Get There:

1. From the town of Mae Hong Son, take Highway 108 to Khun Yuam. One kilometer before you reach the town, turn left to Highway 1263. Drive on 1263 for twenty-six kilometers until you reach Doi Mae U-kho. From here, the Mae Surin National Park is only twenty-four kilometers away. The total distance from Mae Hong Son is 92 kilometers.

2. From Bangkok city to here by Sombuttour(chek schdule) http://www.sombattour.com/html/route/961.php .You ought to choose leave at Khunyuam and next  you must found a car taxi  or wait for travel car to go there.

I can garantee It's good place.

Map of Thungdokbuathong ,Doi mae u-kor.

credit:google.com

Advantages:
1.A lot of the mexican sun flower fileld.

Disdvantages:
1.Available mostly during  on November -early December.
2.It is difficult to go there by public car becuase there is not it.If they travel by not have private car,they ought to rent a native car or wait to hitchhike or flag down a car.

Nearest Interesting Place:

1.Maesurin water fall