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       Over 10,000 people in the province of Uttaradit are wearing yellow shirts and participate in the walking procession to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of His Majesty the King’s Accession to the Throne and His 80th Birthday on December 5th, 2007.

This morning (Dec 2) at Uttaradit Provincial City Hall, Mr. Sooksan Wanaphuti, the Deputy Governor of Uttaradit, presided over the opening ceremony of the walking procession. He said the event is being held to show the people’s power of unity and loyalty for His Majesty the King.

 

On December 5th, 2006, Uttaradit provinces will organize a grand celebration for people to make merits and give food offerings to Buddhist monks. In addition, they can sign their names and write their blessings for His Majesty the King, and they can also join the Candle Ceremony for His Majesty the King in the evening.

 

The World Joins Thailand in the Grand Celebration

Thailand Hosts International Horticultural Exposition in Celebrating,H.M. the King's Diamond Jubilee (60th Year) on the Throne and His 80th Birthday

 

           In 2006, King Bhumibol of Thailand will become the longest reigning monarch in Asia when he and all Thais will celebrate His Diamond Jubilee. Furthermore, in 2007 the entire Thai nation will join in celebrating the Thai King's 80th Birthday.

           To mark these two historic events, theThai government will hold the International Horticulture Exposition for H.M. The King, or the 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai Province from1 November 2006 until 31 January 2007.

                 

 

       Thirty areas have been set aside for international governments to highlight their botanicaluniqueness and to join with Thai people in celebrating these two historic occasions.

        Set in 80-hectares wide of pristine landscape to present to the world the  marvels of plants and breeds of over 2,200 species of tropical plants and flowers, 2,500,000 plants in total at the Royal Agriculture Research Center in Chiang Mai, the site will incorporate a rich variety of Expo zone :

 

 

1. The Garden for the King 

 

This outdoor landscape exhibition   area consists of 30 international gardens and 80 domestic gardens with each unique garden covering

an area of 500 square meters. Foreign and local exhibitors are invited to express their admiration for the King and to honor His

Majesty's Royal Activities through a demonstration of horticultural excellence, literature, national traditions and cultural performances.

 

2. World of tropical plants and flowers

  Created by leading Thai landscape designers and architects, this  state-of-the-art exhibit will highlight Thailand's phenomenally

rich variety of plants and flowers. Designed to be the largest and most comprehensive collection of tropical horticulture species ever

assembled, the show will feature fruits, flowers, orchids, herbs and greenery.

 3.The Royal Plaza

     The center point for Expo activities, amenities and services, the Royal Plaza is home to an indoor exhibition hall that will feature a series of specialized exhibitions and competitions.The Royal Pavilion and Grand Amphitheater, moreover, both located in the midst of this sea of colours will act as a vocal point for lectures, performances and briefings. Nestled alongside will be an enclosed and open-air marketplace for plants and flowers, souvenirs and traditional handicrafts.

      I should this news because I love King Bhumibol very much and I think many people in Thailand and abroad love him too. He did useful thing for our country. He is the good idol for Thai people such as when Thai people have many problems ,he will find the best way for solve the problems .This is the reasons that the matter of the news show that Thai people love and respect to him so much. Include many countries aroud the world gave the importance to HM king celebration by organized The 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' project. Furthermore the news said about  the interesting of the  'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006'that many organizations from abroad and Thailand organized to HM.It make me want to go there.

 

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Interesting News

       Over 10,000 people in the province of Uttaradit are wearing yellow shirts and participate in the walking procession to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of His Majesty the King’s Accession to the Throne and His 80th Birthday on December 5th, 2007.

This morning (Dec 2) at Uttaradit Provincial City Hall, Mr. Sooksan Wanaphuti, the Deputy Governor of Uttaradit, presided over the opening ceremony of the walking procession. He said the event is being held to show the people’s power of unity and loyalty for His Majesty the King.

 

On December 5th, 2006, Uttaradit provinces will organize a grand celebration for people to make merits and give food offerings to Buddhist monks. In addition, they can sign their names and write their blessings for His Majesty the King, and they can also join the Candle Ceremony for His Majesty the King in the evening.

 

The World Joins Thailand in the Grand Celebration

Thailand Hosts International Horticultural Exposition in Celebrating,H.M. the King's Diamond Jubilee (60th Year) on the Throne and His 80th Birthday

 

           In 2006, King Bhumibol of Thailand will become the longest reigning monarch in Asia when he and all Thais will celebrate His Diamond Jubilee. Furthermore, in 2007 the entire Thai nation will join in celebrating the Thai King's 80th Birthday.

           To mark these two historic events, theThai government will hold the International Horticulture Exposition for H.M. The King, or the 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai Province from1 November 2006 until 31 January 2007.

                 

 

       Thirty areas have been set aside for international governments to highlight their botanicaluniqueness and to join with Thai people in celebrating these two historic occasions.

        Set in 80-hectares wide of pristine landscape to present to the world the  marvels of plants and breeds of over 2,200 species of tropical plants and flowers, 2,500,000 plants in total at the Royal Agriculture Research Center in Chiang Mai, the site will incorporate a rich variety of Expo zone :

 

 

1. The Garden for the King 

 

This outdoor landscape exhibition   area consists of 30 international gardens and 80 domestic gardens with each unique garden covering

an area of 500 square meters. Foreign and local exhibitors are invited to express their admiration for the King and to honor His

Majesty's Royal Activities through a demonstration of horticultural excellence, literature, national traditions and cultural performances.

 

2. World of tropical plants and flowers

  Created by leading Thai landscape designers and architects, this  state-of-the-art exhibit will highlight Thailand's phenomenally

rich variety of plants and flowers. Designed to be the largest and most comprehensive collection of tropical horticulture species ever

assembled, the show will feature fruits, flowers, orchids, herbs and greenery.

 3.The Royal Plaza

     The center point for Expo activities, amenities and services, the Royal Plaza is home to an indoor exhibition hall that will feature a series of specialized exhibitions and competitions.The Royal Pavilion and Grand Amphitheater, moreover, both located in the midst of this sea of colours will act as a vocal point for lectures, performances and briefings. Nestled alongside will be an enclosed and open-air marketplace for plants and flowers, souvenirs and traditional handicrafts.

      I should this news because I love King Bhumibol very much and I think many people in Thailand and abroad love him too. He did useful thing for our country. He is the good idol for Thai people such as when Thai people have many problems ,he will find the best way for solve the problems .This is the reasons that the matter of the news show that Thai people love and respect to him so much. Include many countries aroud the world gave the importance to HM king celebration by organized The 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' project. Furthermore the news said about  the interesting of the  'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006'that many organizations from abroad and Thailand organized to HM.It make me want to go there.

 

The World Joins Thailand in the Grand Celebration

Thailand Hosts International Horticultural Exposition in Celebrating,H.M. the King's Diamond Jubilee (60th Year) on the Throne and His 80th Birthday

 

           In 2006, King Bhumibol of Thailand will become the longest reigning monarch in Asia when he and all Thais will celebrate His Diamond Jubilee. Furthermore, in 2007 the entire Thai nation will join in celebrating the Thai King's 80th Birthday.

           To mark these two historic events, theThai government will hold the International Horticulture Exposition for H.M. The King, or the 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai Province from1 November 2006 until 31 January 2007.

                 

 

       Thirty areas have been set aside for international governments to highlight their botanicaluniqueness and to join with Thai people in celebrating these two historic occasions.

        Set in 80-hectares wide of pristine landscape to present to the world the  marvels of plants and breeds of over 2,200 species of tropical plants and flowers, 2,500,000 plants in total at the Royal Agriculture Research Center in Chiang Mai, the site will incorporate a rich variety of Expo zone :

 

 

1. The Garden for the King 

 

This outdoor landscape exhibition   area consists of 30 international gardens and 80 domestic gardens with each unique garden covering

an area of 500 square meters. Foreign and local exhibitors are invited to express their admiration for the King and to honor His

Majesty's Royal Activities through a demonstration of horticultural excellence, literature, national traditions and cultural performances.

 

2. World of tropical plants and flowers

  Created by leading Thai landscape designers and architects, this  state-of-the-art exhibit will highlight Thailand's phenomenally

rich variety of plants and flowers. Designed to be the largest and most comprehensive collection of tropical horticulture species ever

assembled, the show will feature fruits, flowers, orchids, herbs and greenery.

     The center point for Expo activities, amenities and services, the Royal Plaza is home to an indoor exhibition hall that will feature a series of specialized exhibitions and competitions.The Royal Pavilion and Grand Amphitheater, moreover, both located in the midst of this sea of colours will act as a vocal point for lectures, performances and briefings. Nestled alongside will be an enclosed and open-air marketplace for plants and flowers, souvenirs and traditional handicrafts.

      I should this news because I love King Bhumibol very much and I think many people in Thailand and abroad love him too. He did useful thing for our country. He is the good idol for Thai people such as when Thai people have many problems ,he will find the best way for solve the problems .This is the reasons that the matter of the news show that Thai people love and respect to him so much. Include many countries aroud the world gave the importance to HM king celebration by organized The 'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006' project. Furthermore the news said about  the interesting of the  'Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006'that many organizations from abroad and Thailand organized to HM.It make me want to go there.

        Phi Phi Island, once considered one of the most beautiful island groups in the world, is located half-way between Phuket and Krabi and is part of the Koh Phi Phi - Had Nopparat National Park, that covers 390 sqkm in Krabi Province. In former times the local people called this island "Pulau Piapi". This derives from the language of the sea gypsies, with the first word meaning an island and "Piapi" being the name of a plant growing in the mangrove forests. During the centuries the name changed to Phi Phi.

Phi Phi Don Island covers 28 square kilometres and consists of two parallel running wooded hills, that are connected by a narrow sandy isthmus covered by coconut groves and several hotel buildings and rimmed with beaches on either side. The southern Tonsai Beach lies deep in a bay with limestone cliffs on one side and wooded hills on the other side, while Lohdalum Bay has shallow water that makes swimming possible only during high tide.

 

        The centre of the island is the long existing Muslim and Seagypsy village, that by today has changed to a small town, consisting mostly of restaurants, dive shops and tour offices. About half an hour uphill is a viewpoint that is worth a visit. The trail starts either from Phi Phi Viewpoint Restaurant on the east side of Lohdalum Bay or with a staircase at the foot of the mountain behind the centre of the town.

     Phi Phi Leh Island, with only 7 square kilometres the smaller one is more spectacular with their cliffs plunging hundred of metres into the sea. The concessions for harvesting the bird's nests in the island's caves, have so far excluded any habitation. Main attraction for the visitor is the popular Viking Cave with its ancient rock paintings of boats found inside, some of which vaguely resemble Viking longboats. Maya Bay is recommended for snorkellers with colourful fish used to be fed by hand. This bay was the location for the shooting of the film "The Beach" and is now visited more than ever.

Divers are attracted to the vertical walls of Phi Phi Leh Island and the southern part of Phi Phi Don Island which drops 20 to 30 metres below the surface.

Regarded by travelers from all walks of life as being among the most beautiful tropical islands of the world, Phi Phi Islands have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Thailand. In addition, the islands are famous as the location where the movie "The Beach" featuring Leonardo Di Caprio was shot. The islands, together with the nearby Noppharat Thara Beach, a total area of 390 square kilometers, were recently established as a national park. Phi Phi Islands are located just 40 kilometers away from both Krabi and Phuket. Thus, despite the fact that both Noppharat Thara Beach and Phi Phi administratively are a part of Krabi Province, most tourists think that Ko Phi Phi is part of Phuket Province.                The islands and the coastal hills are composed mainly of limestone and are an extension of the limestone mountain range in Phang-Nga Province. The main characteristics of these mountains and islands are their steep cliffs, large caves and dwarf trees growing out of the rock crevices, like those in Phang-Nga Bay. The island group is composed of two rocky, tree-covered islets Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le. Phi Phi Don, the larger islet to the north, is well known for its fine beaches and coral formations. Above average tourist facilities and accommodations are available along two beautiful curved bays, namely Ton Sai Bay and Lodalam Bay. Several shops at Ton Sai can arrange diving and snorkeling trips around the island or the nearby islands - Ko Phi Phi Le, Ko Yung and Ko Mai Phai. About 2 kilometers to the south is Phi Phi Le. Contrary to Phi Phi Don, this islet is uninhabited as there is no beach area as the island descends abruptly into the sea on all sides and it is prohibited by the administrative body. The main attraction is a large cave about 3.2 square kilometers in size known as Viking Cave derived from one of the numerous drawings on the wall which resembles a Viking ship. The cave has a 10 to 15-metre high ceiling which contains many ledges inhabited by thousands of swallows, thus a bird's nest collection demonstration is a regular feature of guided tours. Ao Maya and Ao Lo Sama - Phi Phi Islands scenic coves are favorite snorkeling places while the sea around the islands, especially the southern part, which are deep and full of coral formations are popular diving spots. With its emerald crystal sea, secluded beaches, mountain cliffs, colorful coral reefs and undersea life, Phi Phi is a paradise in the Andaman Sea. The best time to visit Phi Phi Islands is from November to April, when the sea is calm. Ko Yung, an island to the north of Ko Phi Phi Don, has a stone beach on the east and small sandy beaches amid valleys. In addition, the island is teeming with diverse colorful coral reefs. Ko Phai, another island to the north of Ko Phi Phi Don and not far from Ko Yung, has spectacular beaches in the north and east of the island. The bank of coral reefs comprised mainly of antler corals stretches from the north to the south of the island. Getting to Ko Phi Phi Phi Phi Islands which are equidistant to Phuket and Krabi Provinces can be reached by boat.   From Krabi Chao Fa Pier: Passenger boats leave Chao Fa Pier twice daily at 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. The trip takes about 2.30 hours. Ao Nang: There is one express boat trip leaving daily at 9 p.m. taking 40 min. From Phuket Many tour companies in Phuket organize one-day trips to Phi Phi Islands. Tickets can be obtained from any hotel.

Rock climbing

Apart from marine sports, Krabi is also an ideal place for rock climbing. Lines of sheer limestone cliffs along Tham Phranang and Rai Le beaches have challenged thousands of climbers from all over the world every year. The levels of difficulty of the various routes vary, so even the most inexperienced climbers can experiment. Equipment, instruction and guides are available at most lodgings.