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Chiangmai Zoo Aquarium

Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium

Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium, the biggest and largest under water world in Asia.

Chiang mai Zoo Aquarium is a living museum that boasts South East Asoa’s longest and most spacious underwater pathways- crystal clear "Sea Tube" tunnels that place the observer directly in the center of enormous 360 degrees aquatic habitats. Each of six individual exhibits showcase a distinct environment, completely self-contained, and carefully populated with an anthentic cross-section of native species.

This exclusive arrangement allows fresh water and salt water creatures to coexist under one roof, alongside representative territories from other significant ecosystems. The inspiration for this astonishing concept comes from the great Mekong River itself and exhibits at the aquarium-as it represents the major waterway that feeds and quenches the thirst of millions of people across the six neighboring countries that its waters sustain.

As one of the planet’s great ecosystems with nearly 250 species of marine creatures, the Mekong serves as symbol of the diversity that the Chiang mai Zoo Awuarium seeks to replicate. Thus, it bring together thousands of examplrs of exotic marine life from around the world to their new home, living together in a heaven thousans of miles from their native environment, and cared for by their attentive human custodians.

Though you are not under water, you will feel the deep blue sea excitement of being in over your head.

Immerse yourself in the excitement of discovery and take the plunge toward exhilarating depths of knowledge that turn learning into an adventure. With a seemingly endless variety of fresh and salt water lives on display, you will marvel at the immensity of the ocean’s most fearful hunter and dance a graceful water ballet with the worls’s most agile underwater acrobat.

Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium 100 Huay Kaew Rd, Suthep Sub District, Muang District, Chiang Mai, Thailand 50200 Tel. +6653 893111, +6653 893013-7 Fax. +6653 892100 www.chiangmaiaquarium.com

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Oldmarket Nakhon Nueang Khet

Oldmarket Nakhon Nueang Khet

Four separate portals market eggs. Nakhon Nueang Khet Sub District in Cha Choeng Sao province. Old market is the ancient city Rim Canal Zone. A market that reflects the lifestyle of people in the community Nakhon Nueang Khet area since that time King Rama The Fifth and head to preserve the life of a revival of the market. new The market has grown up looking the same boat Boat has many products are sold to both grocery and fresh rice noodles, coffee and dessert ancient Homegrown vegetable. Are sold both on land and in water.

Open only on sale Saturday – Sunday. Time and public holidays from 08.30-16.30 hrs.

5 Tips to a more enjoyable flight

The weary parents in the next row have given their noisy kids free reign of the plane, and you’re dreading the rest of the flight! Flying can be a drag when others are not considerate, butmore than that it can take a toll on you physically. To counter it, read on for pointers to help make flying a tad more comfortable

EQUALISE PRESSURE

To equalise the pressure in your ears, try swallowing, yawning, sucking on a sweet or chewing gum. If you’re traveling with little ones, bring sweets or a pacifier for them to suck on to help them "clear" their ears, especially during take-off and descent.

STRETCH & FLEX

Studies suggest prolonged inactivity as a cause of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), the formation of blood clots in deep veins – usually in the legs. DVT symptoms include swelling and pain at the back of your leg, below the knee. To help keep DVT at bay, stretch your legs regularly – take a short stroll every hour or so.

Besides, it’s the perfect opportunity to check out that brawny backpacker you ware eyeing at check-in, or chat with one of our lovely flight attendants. Alternatively, get a pair of compression socks, usually sold at pharmacies.
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The Golden Kingdom

Thailand: The Golden Kingdom (Hardcover)

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From the beaches of the south to the mountains of the north, Thailand is a beautiful and diverse land. Thailand: The Golden Kingdom encapsulates Thai history, culture, and art in one compact volume. It gives an endearing portrait of Thailand’s multi-ethnic population, the people’s beliefs and ways of life and sets it in an historical and cultural context. Over 140 stunning color photographs illustrate the clear, insightful text about all aspects of one of Asia’s most fascinating places.
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Ban pahnokkok village

Moo ban Pahanklok village, It is in Maerim district in Chiangmai province. Ban Pahnoklok village is the community of Mon hill tribe. The villages still live and conserve they lifestyle and culture they way their ancestors did. Whoever visits this village can notice that the villagers still wear their traditional costumes in which, at the sane time, protect them from cold weather. As the village ison the mountain so the temperature is quite low.