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Saturday, January 15, 2011
About Korat (Nakhon Ratchasima) Thailand
Nakhon Ratchasima, otherwise known as Khorat, is the largest northeastern province, and the inhabitants of the province are mainly engaged in agricultural activities, growing such diverse crops as rice, sugar cane, sesame, and fruit. There are more than 100 savings and agricultural cooperatives in the province, 35 irrigation projects, and 7,122 industrial factories. Most of the factories are rice mills, tapioca product manufacturers, and industrial factories.
Historically, Khorat Province was an important area for thousands of years, first as the site of several ancient prehistoric communities and later as important outposts of the Dvaravati and Khmer Empires. Ruins of both Dvaravati and Khmer temples are located across Khorat, particularly at Amphoe Sung Noen and Amphoe Phimai, the latter one of the most important provincial capitals of the Angkorian Empire.
To this day, Khorat remains an important province and city, functioning as Northeastern Thailand’s main transportation hub and economic center. Finally, as Khorat’s Amphoe Pak Thong Chai is considered the spiritual home of the Thai silk weaving industry, those interested in sericulture will enjoy shopping for some of the country’s best cloth..
Nakhon Ratchasima, generally known as Khorat, is Thailand’s largest province. Situated on Thailand’s sprawling northeastern plateau, approximately 260 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, the city itself serves as the gateway to the lower northeastern region.
Covering an area that is mainly plateaus and mountainous terrain, Khorat has fascinating traditions, charming hospitality, splendid natural scenery and awesome historical sites, including Khao Yai, Thailand’s oldest national park and newest World Heritage site, and the Khmer temple at Phimai, an important provincial capital of the Angkor Empire.
Historically, Khorat Province was an important area for thousands of years, first as the site of several ancient prehistoric communities and later as important outposts of the Dvaravati and Khmer Empires. Ruins of both Dvaravati and Khmer temples are located across Khorat, particularly at Amphoe Sung Noen and Amphoe Phimai, the latter one of the most important provincial capitals of the Angkorian Empire.
To this day, Khorat remains an important province and city, functioning as Northeastern Thailand’s main transportation hub and economic center. Finally, as Khorat’s Amphoe Pak Thong Chai is considered the spiritual home of the Thai silk weaving industry, those interested in sericulture will enjoy shopping for some of the country’s best cloth..
Nakhon Ratchasima, generally known as Khorat, is Thailand’s largest province. Situated on Thailand’s sprawling northeastern plateau, approximately 260 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, the city itself serves as the gateway to the lower northeastern region.
Covering an area that is mainly plateaus and mountainous terrain, Khorat has fascinating traditions, charming hospitality, splendid natural scenery and awesome historical sites, including Khao Yai, Thailand’s oldest national park and newest World Heritage site, and the Khmer temple at Phimai, an important provincial capital of the Angkor Empire.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
About rayong and Koh Samet
Koh Samet, the famous Paradise Island is in Rayong.
Rayong is one of the 4 Province's in the Eastern Region with coastline to the Gulf of Thailand, 175 kilometres south east from Bangkok, 40 kilometres to Pattaya. Rayong is only 145 kilometres, 2 hours drive, from Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok new International Airport.
Rayong have more than 120 kilometres of fantastic beaches, a very popular holiday place among Thai and not overrun by foreign tourist.
Rayong is known as the fruit garden of Thailand and the biggest fishing port in Thailand.
Rayong is the modern Thailand with many high tech factories, a peaceful, very relaxing and safe place, but all the old Thai tradition is still alive, much cheaper than the usual Thai tourist spot, more and more European retire here in Rayong.
If You are looking for an easy, relaxing holiday and want to see the modern Thailand away from all the tourist rip off.
Go 4 Rayong and Go 2 Rayong, the Nearest Pier to Paradise.
Rayong Info is a independent information and service company based in Rayong City.
Rayong is our business, we know all about Rayong Province and can assist You, Your family or Your company on all maters in Rayong.
Rayong is one of the 4 Province's in the Eastern Region with coastline to the Gulf of Thailand, 175 kilometres south east from Bangkok, 40 kilometres to Pattaya. Rayong is only 145 kilometres, 2 hours drive, from Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok new International Airport.
Rayong have more than 120 kilometres of fantastic beaches, a very popular holiday place among Thai and not overrun by foreign tourist.
Rayong is known as the fruit garden of Thailand and the biggest fishing port in Thailand.
Rayong is the modern Thailand with many high tech factories, a peaceful, very relaxing and safe place, but all the old Thai tradition is still alive, much cheaper than the usual Thai tourist spot, more and more European retire here in Rayong.
If You are looking for an easy, relaxing holiday and want to see the modern Thailand away from all the tourist rip off.
Go 4 Rayong and Go 2 Rayong, the Nearest Pier to Paradise.
Rayong Info is a independent information and service company based in Rayong City.
Rayong is our business, we know all about Rayong Province and can assist You, Your family or Your company on all maters in Rayong.
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