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26 มีนาคม 2553
Many-a-traveller's first ever taste of the tropics
Many-a-traveller's first ever taste of the tropics, Thailand smacks you in the face the second you step outside the airport terminal. The crushing humidity and putrid whiff of Asian city air is one you'll grow fond of throughout your travels in the region, but upon emerging from the air-conditioned sanctuary of the airport for the first time, it's like stepping into an oven - an oven in which they're cooking vomit. Within 5 breaths you'll become acclimatised though, and from that point on you'll be riding the rollercoaster that is Thailand.
The land of smiles and scams is a full-on Asian assault of cool, beauty, mentalness, sleaze, and pure uninhibited fun. And despite its growing reputation for offering many of the trappings of the developed world at a fraction of the price, you can still haul ass out to the most rural areas and be the only foreigner in a town with no electricity, although admittedly you perhaps won't be the novelty an outsider in such areas once was.
Rainforest, tropical islands, steamy cities, coconut trees, mountains, monsoons, coral reef - Thailand packs a lot into its 198,000 square miles (about the same size as Spain), which when coupled with it's much lower cost of living offers an explanation as to its popularity without having to dig too much deeper for answers. Unsurprisingly, many foreigners make it their home.
Primary pullers of the backpacker crowd are undoubtedly the islands on either side of the country's southern-most stretch, although it's probably fair to say that most folks come and then go away again without perhaps realising the sheer amount of islands Thailand boasts. The vast majority of travellers confine their island time to a select few of a core of around 10 to 15 main islands dotted on the fringes of both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, leaving the other 500-or-so for next time, presumably.
Ko Pha Ngan's infamous Full Moon Party constitutes probably the single biggest draw of young people to Thailand, in a ruthlessly efficient cycle that ensures a steady stream of trade passes through neighbouring islands in the build-up and the aftermath - clever these Thais - although credit for the Full Moon Party phenomenon really needs to go to the small bunch of European backpackers who threw the original tiny parties at Paradise Bungalows in the days when Ko Pha Ngan was still just 'that other island over there' to tourists on Samui (and there you were thinking it was some kind of Buddhist ritual, eh?). If you go to a Full Moon Party, be sure to keep your wits about you - the parties have a dark underbelly that often sees possessions go missing, and occasionally minds and whole people disappear too. Careful now.
Highlights
• Drinking cocktails in downtown Bangkok (take a rain check on the ice)
• Lazing on any one of the thousands of island beaches in the south
• Diving in the crystal clear waters around Ko Tao
• Pretending to be Leonardo Di Caprio on the beach at Phi Phi Le
• Kicking back in Chiang Mai province's many and varied cities and towns
• Taking a historic stroll across Kanchanaburi's bridge over the River Kwai
• Stepping back in time in the ancient cities of Sukhothai, Ayutthaya and Phetchaburi
• Taking one on the chin at a Muay Thai training camp
• Absorbing the dawn chorus at Chiang Dao
• Hill tribe trekking in the far north (avoiding Chiang Mai if you want a more authentic experience)
Tips and Hints
Many websites and travel agents talk about 'the' wet season in Thailand, but in reality there are several wet seasons, and they hit different parts of Thailand at different times of year. On the south east coast and islands (Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao), wet season usually lasts from mid October to mid Feb. Over on the west coast and islands (Phuket, Phi Phi and Ko Lanta) it's pretty much the opposite, with the wet season running from April through 'til November. And up in northern and central areas (including Ko Chang and Ko Samet), wet season runs from May to October.
Wet season is actually a really nice time of year to visit an area - especially the northern and central regions - because it doesn't rain constantly. When it does rain though, it's a nice relief because temperatures tend to be higher in wet season. Everyone loves BIG rain.
And whatever you do - don't diss the King. It doesn't go down at all well.
The land of smiles and scams is a full-on Asian assault of cool, beauty, mentalness, sleaze, and pure uninhibited fun. And despite its growing reputation for offering many of the trappings of the developed world at a fraction of the price, you can still haul ass out to the most rural areas and be the only foreigner in a town with no electricity, although admittedly you perhaps won't be the novelty an outsider in such areas once was.
Rainforest, tropical islands, steamy cities, coconut trees, mountains, monsoons, coral reef - Thailand packs a lot into its 198,000 square miles (about the same size as Spain), which when coupled with it's much lower cost of living offers an explanation as to its popularity without having to dig too much deeper for answers. Unsurprisingly, many foreigners make it their home.
Primary pullers of the backpacker crowd are undoubtedly the islands on either side of the country's southern-most stretch, although it's probably fair to say that most folks come and then go away again without perhaps realising the sheer amount of islands Thailand boasts. The vast majority of travellers confine their island time to a select few of a core of around 10 to 15 main islands dotted on the fringes of both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, leaving the other 500-or-so for next time, presumably.
Ko Pha Ngan's infamous Full Moon Party constitutes probably the single biggest draw of young people to Thailand, in a ruthlessly efficient cycle that ensures a steady stream of trade passes through neighbouring islands in the build-up and the aftermath - clever these Thais - although credit for the Full Moon Party phenomenon really needs to go to the small bunch of European backpackers who threw the original tiny parties at Paradise Bungalows in the days when Ko Pha Ngan was still just 'that other island over there' to tourists on Samui (and there you were thinking it was some kind of Buddhist ritual, eh?). If you go to a Full Moon Party, be sure to keep your wits about you - the parties have a dark underbelly that often sees possessions go missing, and occasionally minds and whole people disappear too. Careful now.
Highlights
• Drinking cocktails in downtown Bangkok (take a rain check on the ice)
• Lazing on any one of the thousands of island beaches in the south
• Diving in the crystal clear waters around Ko Tao
• Pretending to be Leonardo Di Caprio on the beach at Phi Phi Le
• Kicking back in Chiang Mai province's many and varied cities and towns
• Taking a historic stroll across Kanchanaburi's bridge over the River Kwai
• Stepping back in time in the ancient cities of Sukhothai, Ayutthaya and Phetchaburi
• Taking one on the chin at a Muay Thai training camp
• Absorbing the dawn chorus at Chiang Dao
• Hill tribe trekking in the far north (avoiding Chiang Mai if you want a more authentic experience)
Tips and Hints
Many websites and travel agents talk about 'the' wet season in Thailand, but in reality there are several wet seasons, and they hit different parts of Thailand at different times of year. On the south east coast and islands (Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao), wet season usually lasts from mid October to mid Feb. Over on the west coast and islands (Phuket, Phi Phi and Ko Lanta) it's pretty much the opposite, with the wet season running from April through 'til November. And up in northern and central areas (including Ko Chang and Ko Samet), wet season runs from May to October.
Wet season is actually a really nice time of year to visit an area - especially the northern and central regions - because it doesn't rain constantly. When it does rain though, it's a nice relief because temperatures tend to be higher in wet season. Everyone loves BIG rain.
And whatever you do - don't diss the King. It doesn't go down at all well.
16 มีนาคม 2553
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www. accomasia.co.th is a must-see property website
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With our intensive investment on modern technology, we can offer a differentiate presentation immediately on our first meeting to provide you a clear picture of what properties available according to your initial requirement.
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22 สิงหาคม 2552
Bangkok airport hotels to NOVOTEL SUVARNABHUMI Airport

Bangkok airport hotels to NOVOTEL SUVARNABHUMI
Address : 999 SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT HOTEL BUILDING, MOO 1, NONGPRUE, BANG PHLI, SAMUTPARKARN 10540
Location : Airport
Board basis : None
Category : Deluxe Class Modern Hotel
Area Details :
25 kms to city centre 10 km to the nearest station (hua-ta-kae railway station) 30 km to the nearest fair site (bitec)
Additional information :
LOCATION : Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel is only a five to ten-minute walk from new international airport (via a 300 metre underground walkway). Moreover hotel also provide shuttle van every 15 minutes for guests who arrive from airport.
ROOMS : The hotel features 612 rooms. Rooms provide modern comfort, a unique feeling of spaciousness and contemporary decor for both business and leisure travel. Bathrooms are shower in bathtub. Hair dyer is in the bathroom.
RESTAURANT : There are 4 restaurants serving the guests in different types of cuisine for example Thai, Chinese,
Japanese and International.
EXTERIOR : This is a building finished in white of concrete and black color glass.
LOBBY : Lobby is large size in air conditioning. The seating area is located in front of the reception.
GENERAL : The hotel also has another 2 bars, a swimming pool, fitness center and health spa. Banquet and convention facilities include 6 meeting rooms and an 850 square meter ballroom for up to 800 people.(02/07SW)
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21 สิงหาคม 2552
Bangkok airport hotels FLORAL SHIRE RESORT

Welocome to Bangkok airport hotels FLORAL SHIRE RESORT
Address : 56 SOI 42LADKRABANG , LADKRABANG RD BANGKOK 10520 THAILAND
Location :
Board basis : None
Category : Tourist Class Modern Hotel
Area Details :
25 kms to city centre 5 kms to the nearest airport (bangkok) 8 km to the nearest station (ladkrabang railway station) 20 km to the nearest fair site (bitec)
Facility :
» Business centre
» Car parking (Payable to hotel, if applicable)
» 4 floors
» Small sized lobby
» Laundry facilities
» Porterage 24 hour
» Room service 24 hour
In the rooms :
» Air conditioning
» Automatic wake-up call
» Direct dial phone
» Connection for laptop
» Satellite television
» Television
Bangkok airport hotels to naraihotel
Bangkok airport hotels Welcome to Narai Hotel, Silom Bangkok Being conveniently located in the city's main business, shopping, and entertainment area of Silom Road, the hotel is also located close to Chongnonsee Sky Train Station, a river pier, and the express way with access to the airport in only 40 minutes.
The hotel is named for The King Narai the Great of Thailand. The name Narai in Thai is also used to refer to the Hindu deity Vishnu. An elegant bas-relief of Vishnu can be seen on the wall in front of the main staircase. The "Narai Bantomsin" by renowned artist Kaimook Xuto shows Vishnu reclining on a seven-headed Naga (celestial serpent) while being attended by Laksmi, his Queen.
20 สิงหาคม 2552
Bangkok airport hotels to Newworldlodge

Hi!!!
Welcome to New World City Hotel, the hotel for both business and leisure travelers. Our friendly atmosphere is evident the moment you arrive. The friendly and courteous staff is always ready to greet you with a smile and Sawadee, Thai custom for a warm welcome.
Bangkok airport hotels
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086-433-3234
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