Friday, October 26, 2007

#China Town,Bangkok,Thailand,Accommodation,Chocolate,Cake,Tourism,Package,Spa & Resorts,Computer,Software,Online,Internet,Links,Submit,Affilate,Booking



#China Town


Bangkok's China Town is an old business centre convering a large area around Yaowaraj Road and Charoen Krung Road (New Road). There are many small streets and alleys full of shops shelling all types of goods including wholesale items such as household goods, stationary, and toys. The area is always lively, and market stalls abound. There is a profusion of gold shops as well as traditional Chinese foodstuffs and restaurants.

Friday, October 19, 2007

#Unique Thai Style



#Unique Thai Style

Thai food is one of the national major identities that reflects the ways of life, thinking and mind of the Thai people which are hidden in the taste of consumption of meat dishes and sweet food. Thailand is rich with a variety of plants and crops since the ancient times, so that we could cook many type of foods suitable for each group of different people. Chao Wang Thai food has been praised for its excellence, both for its good tastes and beautiful appearances. Due to its original source, it is cooked within the palace for presenting to the persons of the royal lineage and royal family as well as for use in the important ceremonies and rituals. Chao Wang foods differ from those we are normally eating in everyday life in many aspects, e.g. their meticulosity, fineness in every step of selection, preparation an cooking which are very important, no matter that they are simple cooking foods eaten by the common people or special foods cooked by the people working in the royal palace, particularly for Som Tum Choa Wang, will differ widely ranging from the papaya meat that can be seen at a mere glance for the equal sizes of papaya threads, or pieces of soybean cakes, which are the ingredients of Mee Krob, shall be cut into pieces equal to the size of matches sticks. The vermicelli of fine noodles will be cooked into true crispy, not puffy and stiff like other normal vermicelli.

Monday, October 15, 2007

#Accommodations



#Accommodations

Bangkok has accommodation to suit every taste and budget. A visitor can live like an emperor in an elegant hotel, or just get by in a guest-house on a modest budget. The capital offers a rich variety of choices in all price categories and, compared to their counterparts in the West, hotels offer good value for money. It is recommended that visitors make advance room reservations if they plan to visit Bangkok form November to March, since many hotels in the city are normally fully booked during the peak season.

Monday, October 8, 2007

#Night Life


#Night Life


Bangkok is not only colourful in daytime but also after sunset when the city takes on a different light and comes to life to offer amusement 24-hours round the clock.



#Phat Phong & Sukhumvit

Probably the most popular night-life spot in the city, located between Thanon Silom and Thanon Surawong, the Phat Phong area is full of a-go-go bars and beers bars. There are also exciting Thai Boxing (Muay-Thai) bouts in the three short streets comprising Phat Phong. In Sukhumvit area, there are another two popular night-life spots: Nana Entertainment Plaza (or N.E.P.) in Sukhumvit Soi 4 and Soi Cowboy which is located between Sukhumvit Soi 21 and 23.

Thursday, October 4, 2007

#Floating Market


#Floating Market

Despite the emergence of the ubiquitous farm pick-ups, paddy farmers and orchard gardeners still continue to meet and barter their products in age-old trading spots on the cannals (Klong). Early every morning, sampans laden with all kinds of tropical fruits and vegetables and fresh products, wind their way to the floating markets around Bangkok. There is one particular floating market in Bangkok that visitors can enjoy : Taling Chan Floating Market is a weekend market in front of Taling Chan Distric office, open from 09.00 to 17.00 hours. Boat trip services are available for sight-seeing along the cannal where gardens and a village lifestyle are still to be seen. (Bangkok Metropolitan Administration: 2001: 223)