Chonburi Buffalo Race السباق الجاموس شون بوري
السباق الجاموس شون بوري
التاريخ : 11 أكتوبر 2011
المكان : الحديقة أمام المنطقة شون بوري
إن السباق الجواميس يجمع عدد كبير من مالكين الجواميس. حيث الجائزة المركز الأول هي عبارة عن شهادة مرموقة لصاحب الجاموس على نوعية الجاموس الذي دخل بمركز الأول .
إن الغبار الناتج عن جري الجواميس بسرعة كبيرة, وتشجيع وصوت الجماهير للمتسابق المفضل يجعل الأجواء مماثلة لسباق الخيول الأصيل.
ووافقوا أن الجاموس أبطء من الخيل, لكن المجد ليس سببا لعدم سباق .
وليست فعاليات هذا اليوم محصورة فقط على سباق, لكن هناك نشاطات أخرى للذين يحبون تمضية الوقت في الأجواء الطبيعة. مثل الوجبات الخفيفة والحلويات ,و ركوب الجواميس للأطفال , حفلات للموسيقي الشعبية, و مسابقة للجمال حيث الرابحة لها شرف كبير عند إعلانها ملكة جمال الجواميس
يشعر محبوا المطبخ التايلاندي في عدالة بين السباق وتوفرالطعام والحلويات والحرف اليدوية. الوجبات الخفيفة والحلويات
النشاط :
- موكب العربة التقليدية
- موكب الثقافية المحافظة من القطاعين الحكومي والخاص
- مسابقات الجواميس في مختلفة الأنواع مثل أنواع جميلة , وأنواع مضحك , إلخ.
- مسابقة الإفتتاح بلح البحر
- مسابقة الجمال للنساء
- الألعاب الشعبية مثل تسلق قطب مزيت, الكرة الروطان والملاكمة التايلاندية, وإطلاق مقلاع النار , إلخ
المزيد من المعلومات
هيئة السياحية في تايلاند, باتايا مكتب : هاتف : +6638428750, +6638427667
Chonburi Buffalo Race
Date: October 11, 2011
Venue: The lawn in front of Chonburi District Office
The races are taken very seriously by the owners of the buffaloes. Prizes for the first nose past the finishing line guarantee owners go to considerable lengths to ensure their buffaloes are in tip-top condition.
Clouds of dust rise as these hefty animals pound down the short course at an alarming speed, reminiscent of a stampede. The crowd roars in support of the favorites and the atmosphere is as an enthralling as watching thoroughbred race horses.
Admittedly, mites slower than a race horse, but the buffaloes are no slouches when it comes to making a short dash for glory.
Although this day of fun and competition would succeed with just the buffaloes as the celebrities, there are other activities to make it a worthwhile outing for families.
A fair with food stalls and handicrafts appeals to visitors who love authentic Thai food, snacks and sweets. Then there are the rides for children, concerts of folk music and, of course, a beauty contest where the prize is the honour of being declared Miss Buffalo.
Not exactly the most adhering of titles for an aspiring beauty queen, but it does not seem to deter contestants from seeking the limelight of the catwalk.
Here is a festival that provides photo opportunities to capture an unusual adaptation of the 100-metre dash. Well worth seeing, is always the conclusion of those who make the effort to travel to Chonburi.
Activities:
- Traditional wagon parade
- Cultural preservation parade from the government and private sectors
- Various buffalo contests such as beautiful types, funny types, etc.
- Sea mussel opening contest
- Beauty contests
- Folk games such as oiled pole climbing, rattan ball, Thai boxing, slingshot shooting, etc.
For more information:
Tourism Authority of Thailand, Pattaya office Tel. +66 3842 7667, +66 3842 8750
Ta Sadet Market, Thai – Lao Shopping Center Of Nong Khai
Ta Sadet Market - Inside Market
When talking about the northeast of Thailand, Nong Khai province is one of the most enchanting areas because it features the multi-cultural lifestyle of the Thai, Laos and Vietnamese. Nong Khai is a peaceful province located on the banks of the Mekong River and it offers many interesting places to visit. If you are looking for a place to shop and eat with nice scenery that illustrates the identity of Nong Khai, then Ta Sadet Market is where you should go.
Nong Khai is one of the official Thai-Laotian border checkpoints and has been a significant trading center between Thai and Laos throughout history. In the past, Ta Sadet was a pier for Thai-Laos boats transporting goods from Indochina and Eastern Europe. Later on, Ta Sadet Market became a shopping center, situated on read more
Koh Khai, The Island to try while on Holiday
koh khai
The famous beautification of three small islands named Koh Khai Nok, Koh Khai Nai and Koh Khai Nui which located in Amphoe Koh Yao, Pang-Nga make us dream of visiting them at least once in our lives.
White sand, clear blue sky and shining sun are waiting for the visitors untiringly. The joyful exploration of island starts when we arrive while the natural sculptured rock around make us surprised Wow !!. as if Public Relation officers, the school of colorful fish meet and greet everyone upon moving nearby.
Late in the morning, brighter sunshine causes us to relax under the big colorful design umbrellas. We imagine of gaudy color bikini on the white body of a young girl whilst looking at the flashy color from big umbrellas along the white sand beach. Many are busy on changing the diving suits to experience plate and sheet corals underwater. Some with Siam smiles still be on land for checking the popular rate of this unforgettable place from the foreigners. Sunbathing amidst the breeze will make someone’s tan skin be the memorable souvenir after leaving Thailand.
Making heart blissful and bloomer is to be here with your beloved one near. There are many magnificent islands and wonderful beach under Thailand’sky but Koh Khai is the utmost one in our minds. More information click here
Backpacking in Thailand Traveling on Low Budget
Tips for Backpacking in Thailand
From the famously cheap shopping in Bangkok to the affordable paradise of the idyllic southern islands, Thailand is a backpacker’s dream. Now the most popular destination for travelers in Southeast Asia, there’s so much to see and do that it can be hard to know where to begin planning a trip – so here’s an introduction to backpacking in Thailand for those traveling on a low budget!
Entry and Visas
Nearly all backpackers are eligible to stay in Thailand for up to thirty days without a visa and should have no problems entering the country either by air or road across the borders. Travelers hoping to stay longer can apply in advance for a sixty day tourist visa from external embassies. It costs about 1,000 baht and allows for multiple re-entries, which is handy for backpackers visiting other parts of Southeast Asia before returning to Thailand. Read more please click here
Amphawa Floating Market: Traditional Lifestyle of Central Thai People
Amphawa Floating Market - In the evening
As many important rivers flow through the center of Thailand and to the sea, they have affected central Thai lifestyle since long before recorded history. Previously, many central-Thai people built their communities by the rivers because they needed to use water in their daily life. The rivers are also a means of transportation. Nowadays, we can see and appreciate the remaining essence of old traditional Thai Lifestyle at the canal floating markets at Amphawa district, Samut Songkhram Province.
Amphawa Floating Market is one of the famous attractions of Samut Songkhram province and provides many activities for travelers especially on weekends. A great way to start your day is to make merit by giving alms, like many Thai people do. In the early morning, just after sunrise, people wake and prepare their offerings then wait for the monks. The sun reflects from the water and makes the yellow robe of the monks glow. On the still calm canal a boat slowly moves along and stops by each house. The people will then modestly add their precious offerings into the black alms-bowls. More information please click here
The Prestige Ceremony of Mae Hong Son – Poi Sang Long
Poi Sang Long ceremony in Mae Hong Son
Mae Hong Son, a province of three mists located in the north of Thailand, is welcoming you to its annual ceremony of Poi Sang Long (ปอยส่างลอง) during April 4 – 7, 2011.
Poi Sang Long is a Buddhist novice ordination ceremony where boys, mostly are Shan people from Burma and northern Thailand, aged between seven and fourteen entered as a passage to study Buddhist teachings. It is a belief that those pursuing ordination will gain merit for both themselves and their parents.
The origin of this ceremony was derived from the Buddhist legend when Prince Rahula, a son of Lord Buddha, decided to have himself ordained and followed a passage to enlightenment just like his father. Prince Rahula, then, became the youngest ordained monk and the first novice of Buddhism.
Since then, with deep relevance to the legend, it becomes a tradition for young boys to enter monkhood and undertake the study of Buddhist teaching. More information please click here
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Sirocco, LeBua Hotel, State Tower
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Amazing Thailand Best Itinerary Contest
The winner of first Theme contest
Ms. Luz Marian Estanislao
Etihad Airways
P.O. Box 35566
1st Floor Al Wahda Mall
Hazaa Bin Zayed (Defense Road)
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Day 1:Siam Niramit Bangkok
Details: A family of three(father, mother, a child) arrives in Bangkok from Abu Dhabi via EY 402 at 0650. They gets welcomed by their tour escort with a warm smile (Land of Smiles). A private van brings them to Amari Residences Bangkok. 0830:They would spend leisure hours at the hotel until they finished their lunch at the hotel to enjoy its facilities. A promotional CD of Amazing Thailand will be playing in their room to give a preview of the destination. 1400:Depart from the hotel in a van with the tour escort who will brief them on the show that the will watch, Siam Niramit (Festivities). Get a quick seat-in city tour before heading to the show. 1800: Enjoy outdoor museum and outdoor activities before the show starts 1900: Dinner and show proper. Siam Niramit is a one of a kind theatrical show and is a must-see for anyone who would want to see Thai history and culture in one seating. 2200: Return to the Hotel
Day 2:Grand Palace Bangkok:
Details:0700:Depart from hotel for the jaw-dropping Grand Palace and Temples tour (Treasures). Witness the amazing art and culture through architecture and religion. Experience traditional Thai Massage from the monks in the Reclining Buddha (Wellness). 1230: Have lunch at a local Thai restaurant 1430: See the way Thai lives as you hop on for Chao Phraya River Cruise and get a chance to climb the Temple of Dawn for an amazing view of the city. 1800: Catch a tuktuk and do some mall-hopping at MBK, Platinum and other outdoor Bazaars (Trends). Make sure to get some tips on shopping from the tour escort. 2200: Return to the Hotel
Day 3:Damnoen Saduak
Details:0700: Depart hotel and join the Grasshoper Adventure (Nature) Floating Market and Cycling tours away from the city. Arrive in the Damnoen Saduak and enjoy the floating market where you can bargain all day long. Start cycling through coconut farms, fruit plantations, visit an auspicious temple that is covered by all four types of Banyan tree, and an ancient army camp. See country life and all that comes with it. Have lunch at a local Restaurant at the Floating Market (Thainess). 1300: Head to Rose Garden and enjoy a show of Traditional Thai Village 1500: Return to the Hotel and enjoy the hotel facilities for the rest of the day
Day 4:Coral Island Pattaya
Details:0700: Depart Hotel for a Day trip in Pattaya. Take pleasure in Parasailing as a pit stop to your final destination in Coral Island. Get tanned and take a plunge into the clear waters of Coral Island (Beaches). Have the best seafood lunch in town. Try snorkeling and make sure to sip some coconut fruit juice. 1500: Shopping at Pattaya Central Mall. In Thailand, it is simply worthy of endless shopping expeience. 1800: Return to Bangkok Hotel
Day 5:Amari Residences Hotel Bangkok
Details:0800: Last minute shopping at the day market, Pratunam. 1200: Have lunch at the hotel and get a free orientation from Tourism Authority Thailand and the Amari Residences Hotel on its Green Initiatives and Responsible Tourism Efforts. It is important to teach your kid while he is young on his responsibilities to places that he is visiting and to the mother nature.
Budget: AED 3000-3300
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Thai Mangosteen
The Thai Mangosteen is Used by People All Over South East Asia as Medical Treatment for Many Ailments
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