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The Clone Buddhas

Posted on May 26, 2009

Last time I was I went to sleepy Sangkhla Buri it proved to be a surprisingly popular destination, the Karen National Liberation Army had arrived the day before, the Burmese Army arrived later that day and the Thai army came the following one, they then all went into the …

Written by: Paul Wilding

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Erawan waterfalls in Kanchanaburi

Posted on May 03, 2009

Erawan waterfalls in Kanchanaburi province is one of the most popular national parks in Thailand, a favourite with local people as well as visitors on their Death Railway tour. It was certainly the top destination on my itinerary…

Written by: Betti

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Cave temples around Kanchanaburi

Posted on April 26, 2009

I hadn’t been planning to go to Kanchanaburi this year, but somehow I ended up there. I was surprised to find such a laid-back, relaxed, friendly little city so near Bangkok, less than two hours away from the new Sai…

Written by: Betti

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Rose Garden in Thailand

Posted on May 01, 2008

One of the major tourist attractions that can be done as a day trip from Bangkok, is the Rose Garden Riverside in Nakhon Pathom Province. Located along the Tachin River, the 70 acre resort is …

Written by: Richard Barrow

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Lots More Fun….Travelling In Thailand!

Posted on February 02, 2006

Just when you may have thought that i had given up on my ‘Travelling in Thailand’ series - i decided to… come back and write..yet more. Though perhaps a little delayed due to recent work and family duties, it’s back to blogging again with some…

Written by: Stephen Cleary

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A Trip to Kanchanaburi

Posted on December 20, 2005

For people who don’t have much time, a trip to Kanchanaburi is an ideal option. The province, which is the third largest in Thailand, is so diverse that there is plenty to see and do. The landscape has both mountains …

Written by: Richard Barrow

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Monks and Tigers in Kanchanaburi

Posted on December 13, 2005

Another place on my “Relatively Unknown Thailand” list is the Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi Province.

The Tiger Cave Temple

Posted on December 11, 2005

Wat Tham Sua and Wat Tham Khao Noi with rice fields in the foreground When we first set up Thai-Blogs.com, it was our intention on not only giving you an insight into Thai life and culture, but also showing you a bit of “Unseen …

Written by: Richard Barrow

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The Floating Nun

Posted on November 18, 2005

It is very difficult now