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  Tom 10:24 pm on November 28, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: Bangkok (79), Birthday (2), Birthday celebration, celebration (7), Grand Palace (6), homeless (3), King (4), landscape, Sanam Luang (3), Thailand (172)   

  New Sanam Luang by 2011 

  The landscape around Sanam Luang area will be permanently re-organized and renovated for the King’s 84th Birthday celebration in 2011.

  Bangkok’s Deputy Governor, Mr Theerachon Manomaiphiboon said the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) would re-organize the area around the Grand Palace and Sanam Luang where peddlers would be strictly forbidden in the long run. In the short term, the BMA will ask for cooperation from the vendors to keep out of the area during the King’s Birthday event on 3-5 December this year.

  Moreover, the landscape around Sanam Luang will be renovated under the Strong Thailand project’s funding, to be completed in time for His Majesty’s 84th Birthday in 2011. The local police will cooperate with the district office in tightening security measures to suppress rising crimes while homeless will be ordered out of the area. (NNT)

   

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  Tom 4:09 pm on September 12, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: Bangkok (79), coral (4), Coral Mountain, coral reefs, earth, Explorer (2), foreign (8), forest (2), green forest, landscape, Life (10), lifestyle (5), Mountain (2), ocean (3), Petchaboon, Pookaopakarang, rain, rock, rockies, Thai (94), tourist (54), tourists (53)   

  Coral-like rocky lined up as mountain in Petchaboon province 

  

  mountain in Petchaboon province / Photo: Beauty of sunlight

  Pookaopakarang or Coral Mountain, located in the forest of Petchaboon province, some 350 kilometres north of Bangkok, has gained a reputation for coral-like rockies.

  The greenish grey submerged rocks of various sizes are lined up the mountain over 800 acres. Their fine sharp looks make visitors think they are exploring an outdoor cave or coral reefs in the ocean, but here…it’s 1,200 metres above sea level. (More …)

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