#nang yai

[heaven-is-in-your-arms-series]

Nang Yai - The Art of Shadow Puppets

Nang means leather and refers to the material the puppets are made from.

Nang Yai means Large Shadow Puppets

And

Nang Talung means Small Shadow Puppets.

Traditionally retelling scenes from the Ramakien, it is thought that Nang Yai influenced the development of the masked dance drama form Khon.

[keoni-chan]

🌻 Year 3 - Summer - Season Summary 🌻

This rotation took me literal years, but we made it. Yay.

The summer of year 3 was an eventful summer, featuring many weddings, births and deaths. So basically a typical summer for Angler's Bay, I guess.

🌻Deaths: Sarah Wolfe (old age) Asia Wolfe-Weekes (old age) Bekah Volden (old age)

🌻Babies born: Simon McBride Elliot Nang Silas and Sophie Harmon Nay'vi Esteves Faye Wolfe

🌻 Adopted: Ryan Wolfe (born as Ryan Burkett)

🌻Weddings: Gabriel Harmon & Luna Grey Parker Nang & Selena Grey Maxwel Hall & Townie Oliver ���Engagements: None

🌻 Break ups: Kieran Burkett & Zoey Burkett-DeLuna Benjamin Weekes & Tiago Weekes-Estevez

🌻Businesses: Coffee & Cake(lvl 3) - Liam Wolfe - Closed Josie’s home business (lvl 2) - Josephine Burkett - Closed Burger Boys (lvl 7) - Liam Wolfe Screen Time Cinema (lvl 5) - Samuel Grey F.L.E.X. (lvl 5) - Maxwell Hall Purple Noise (lvl 3) - Maxwell Hall Open Mic (lvl 3) - Jason Hall Pizza House (lvl 7) - Jason Hall Mirror Mirror (lvl 10) - Kiara Harmon Fresh Food Market (lvl 7) - Dwight Volden Get Pet (lvl 3) - Cas Marlowe

[hearts-4-vicky]

𝐎𝐍𝐄 𝐖𝐈𝐒𝐇 ✧

NAOI REI x fem reader

warnings: flufff, theyre js rlly UGH cheesy, nasty cute couple stuff, kissing, and EWWWW HAND HOLDINGGGGG

hi i js pulled this out of my ass so uh yay

Ah, ah

Oh, oh-oh, oh

Ikaw ay nasilayan sa 'di inakalang panahon

Lumapit nang biglaan, para bang 'di nagkataon

Ito nga ba'y tadhana? Tangi kong hiling sa mga tala

Mga pintig ng puso'y nakalaan para sa 'yo

From following your footprints in the sand

To walking with you on this island

Guided by the grip of your hand

I can feel you're holding my world

Ano ba itong nadarama?

Oh, shucks, ito ba'y pag-ibig na?

Totoo ba ang 'pinadama?

'Cause, boy, it feels so good

Bawat araw, mas sumasaya magmula nang nakita ka

Nawawalan ng pangangamba 'pag ika'y kapiling na

Feels like summer when I'm with you, parang islang pantropiko

Can't wait to go back with you sa islang pantropiko

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko (oh, oh-oh, oh)

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko

Sumapit na ang araw nang ika'y muling nakausap

Hinahanap ka sa tabi (sa tabi), 'di na mawala sa isip

Nakita kang papalapit (oh), puso ko'y bigla nang 'di mapakali (mapakali)

Ano nga ba'ng sinapit? Kakapit ba hanggang huli?

From following your footprints in the sand

To walking with you on this island

Guided by the grip of your hand (oh)

I can feel you're holding my world

Ano ba itong nadarama?

Oh, shucks, ito ba'y pag-ibig na?

Totoo ba ang 'pinadama?

'Cause, boy, it feels so good

Bawat araw, mas sumasaya magmula nang nakita ka

Nawawalan ng pangangamba 'pag ika'y kapiling na

Feels like summer when I'm with you, parang islang pantropiko

Can't wait to go back with you sa islang pantropiko

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko (oh, oh-oh, oh)

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko

On this tropical island, sitting on the white sand

Guess I found my love with you

'Cause with you, boy, I'm going crazy

You could be my baby, I could be your lady, oh, oh, oh

'Di na maawatan ang kilig na bigay riyan

Puso'y para bang 'di na mapigilan ('di na mapigilan)

Kumakabog o humihinto?

Gumugulo ang puso ko sa 'yo

From following your footprints in the sand (in the sand)

To walking with you on this island

Guided by the grip of your hand (oh)

I can feel you're holding my world

Ano ba itong nadarama?

Oh, shucks, ito ba'y pag-ibig na? (Oh, oh-whoa)

Totoo ba ang 'pinadama?

'Cause, boy, it feels so good (oh, oh)

Bawat araw, mas sumasaya magmula nang nakita ka (oh, oh)

Nawawalan ng pangangamba 'pag ika'y kapiling na (kapiling na)

Feels like summer when I'm with you, parang islang pantropiko

Can't wait to go back with you sa islang pantropiko (ooh, ooh, oh, oh)

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko (oh, oh)

Pantropiko, pantropiko, oh

Sa islang pantropiko (ooh, ooh)

sorry my lovesss ill actually have this fic out by this weekend.. STAY SAFE AND LOVE YOU SOOOOOOO SO SO MUCHHHHH

-Vicky🩷

[jillaxkalangg]

announcement lang sa may pake

hindi ako nag-overtime today and nakaleave pa bukas yehey nasira na 14 days na overtime streak ko!!!! yay tho magtatrabaho pa rin ako paguwi mamaya kasi may hinahabol akong billing for next week hahahahaha i'm just happy na makakauwi ako, makakakain nang masarap at makakatulog nang payapa 🤍

[amazing-thailand]

🏝 The secret is out! Surat Thani’s seas and islands are even more awesome during the rainy season. Visit between August and October to enjoy cooler temperatures and make the most of your dream beach vacation.

We recommend these 7 must-visit islands in Surat Thani.

⛱ Ko Nang Yuan

⛱ Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park

⛱ Ko Phaluai

⛱ Ao Tanot, Ko Tao (voted as the world’s best beach in 2023)

⛱ Seawater Lake, Ko Mae Ko

⛱ Hin Ta Hin Yai, Samui

⛱ Bottle Beach Viewpoint, Ko Pha Ngan

Plan a 4-day, 3-night trip to Surat Thani at https://www.tourismthailand.org/Trip-Planner/Suggestion-Detail/ko-samui-surat-thani-4-days

#AmazingThailand #นักท่องเ���ี่ยวตัวเบา #สุขทันทีที่เที่ยวไทย

[hadeschan]

item # K22D08

RARE Pra Somdej Lang Yant Na Tor-rá-hòt, Luang Phor Noi, Wat Thammasala, Nua Pong.  A Buddha amulet with a bas-relief of a meditating Buddha seating on a 5 tiers platform, in the back is with an imprint of a Na Tor-rá-hòt Cabalistic Writing. Made from many types of holy powder blended with tabby (plaster cement made from seashells), holy water, and tung oil or China wood oil, oil obtained by pressing the seed from the nut of the tung tree. Made by Luang Phor Noi of Wat Thammasala, Nakhon Pathom Province around BE 2510 (CE 1967). Luang Phor Noi of Wat Thammasala was a Sahathammik (alliance of Theravāda Buddhist monks who follow the same Buddhist path) of Luang Phu Toh of Wat Pradu Chimphli, Luang Phor Ngern of Wat Don Yai Hom, and Luang Phu Seng of Wat Kanlayanamit.

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BEST FOR: Pra Somdej Lang Yant Na Tor-rá-hòt makes you a tough person, strong, determined, aggressive, high-powered and ambitious, and can tolerate difficulty or suffering. This amulet would grant your wish to have glorious future in your career, business, with success plus wealth and prosperity. This amulet has a tendency to draw positive energy. Kongkraphan Chatrie (it makes you invulnerable to all weapon attack), Klawklad Plodpai (it pushes you away from all danger), Maha-ut (it helps stop gun from shooting at you). Nang Nieow, a rock-hard skin that is completely impervious to damage with bludgeoning or piercing weapons. It signifies continuous growth and multiplication in wealth, money luck, and good fortune. Wealth Fetching, Maha Larp (it brings lucky wealth), Metta Maha Niyom (it helps bring loving, caring, and kindness, and compassion from people all around you to you), Mahasanay (Magic Charm) it helps turn you to prince charming in the eyes of girls, Maha Larp (it brings Lucky Wealth / wealth fetching), and Kaa Kaai Dee (it helps tempt your customers to buy whatever you are selling, and it helps attract new customers and then keep them coming back. Ponggan Poot-pee pee-saat Kunsai Mondam Sa-niat jan-rai Sat Meepit (it helps ward off evil spirit, demon, bad ghost, bad omen, bad spell, curse, accursedness, black magic, misfortune, doom, and poisonous animals). It helps protect you from manipulators, backstabbers, and toxic people.

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Yant Na Tor-rá-hòt

Yant Na Tor-rá-hòt, a cabalistic writing, a unique style of a single cabalistic writing created by of Luang Phor Noi of Wat Thammasala, it is believed that Yant Na Tor-rá-hòt makes you a tough person, strong, determined, aggressive, high-powered and ambitious, and can tolerate difficulty or suffering.

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Buddha on 5 tiers

The amulet with Buddha seating on a 5 tiers, the 5 tiers refers to Benja-sean / Benja-tham which is  Buddhist five precepts.The Five Precepts are the Buddhist version of a code of conduct or rules to help people behave in a moral and ethical way. Buddhists should follow the Five Precepts to ensure they are living a morally good life. This helps them to get rid of suffering and achieve enlightenment.

The five precepts are as follows:

1. Refrain from taking life. Not killing any living being. For Buddhists, this includes animals, so many Buddhists choose to be vegetarian.

2. Refrain from taking what is not given. Not stealing from anyone.

3. Refrain from the misuse of the senses . Not having too much sensual pleasure. For example, not looking at people in a lustful way or committing adultery.

4. Refrain from wrong speech. Not lying or gossiping about other people.

5. Refrain from intoxicants that cloud the mind. Not drinking alcohol or taking drugs, as these do not help you to think clearly.

It is important to practice the precepts over time as they are not always easy to carry out. The main aim of a Buddhist is to get rid of suffering, and therefore following the Five Precepts is important as they help Buddhists to avoid causing others to suffer. Following the Five Precepts is linked to karma, as these count as skillful actions, which produce good consequences.

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DIMENSION: 4.10 cm high / 2.60 cm wide / 0.70 cm thick

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item # K22D08

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[anything-but-predictable]

Sun is out and so do we

Well done self for gradually starting to manage your finances wisely! Kanina I went on the Bobbie Brown shop, like ang tagal kong hawak yun dalawang matte lipsticks na on sale but still considered pricey pag nag convert ka in Peso. I was already on the third queue and about to pay for it at the counter, nainip ako kasi ang tagal nun nasa unahan and I feel like it was a sign na wag ko na lang bilihin and again I asked myself, kung kailangan ko ba talaga ng bagong lipstick na naman. Eh hindi naman actually coz I have loads already and I don’t even wear one at work. I decided to put it back on the shelf and walk away. And to me it felt like a small win. Way to go self! Just because you can doesn’t mean you should. Magtigil sa kaka deserve-deserve na yan, mas deserve mag ipon at may patunguhang makabuluhan ang hardwork balang araw. Wala akong nabili today but I splurge a bit sa food which is completely okay dahil pagkain naman iyon. 🤭

Yay! Summer is almost here, pwede ng mag casual clothes and no to layering muna . 😁

This is Pippa’s bag. Na amaze ako sa mga babaeng kayang umalis ng ng ganitong kaliit lang na hand bag ang dala! Like papaano? How come na ako laging large tote bag ang dala, with water, wet wipes, alcohol, hand cream, cosmetic kit, power bank, Paracetamol, Hysocine and White flower or Katinko at pag sa Pinas palagi akong may payong na dala.

There was a time na gumimik kami ng friends ko dito and went on a high end bar and wala akong dalang id, they’re pissed and we end up going home dahil we cannot get in dahil I wasn’t able to present an id, I have digital copies of my ids on my phone but they wouldn’t consider it! Like how ridiculous is that? Then my friend told me, “mamsh what if na aksidente ka (touch wood) and wala kang identification card sa bag mo?”. Which well yes, that makes sense and may point nga din naman. Kaya mula nun lagi ko nang dala ang passport,driver’s license and resident id ko dito.

Yung bag ko, may maliit pang bag sa loob yan. I cant imagine when I become a mom, ano na lang kaya?

[simbseatrips23]

Dive Into Adventure: Snorkeling in Phang Nga Province

For travelers who enjoy water activities, snorkeling in Thailand is a must-do experience. If you visit Phuket, you can’t miss the Phang Nga Bay province. It is famous for many things, including its beautiful snorkeling points. Want to know what the top spots are to enjoy a day exploring underwater life? Keep reading this blog to find the best islands in Phang Nga Bay for snorkeling.

A] Top 5 Snorkeling Spots in Phang Nga Province

Planning a trip to Phuket? Be sure to include these must-visit islands in Phang Nga Bay in your itinerary. Each one offers a unique and unforgettable snorkeling experience, perfect for exploring Thailand’s vibrant underwater world. Whether you're joining group excursions or private tours in Phuket, these island adventures are not to be missed.

Similan Islands

The Similan Islands are one of Thailand’s most beautiful spots, located in the clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea. They’re perfect for relaxing, snorkeling, and enjoying nature. The white sandy beaches are great for sunbathing, and the sea is full of colorful coral, fish, and even sea turtles.

Getting there is easy. You can join a group or private tour, with boats leaving from places like Kuraburi Pier or Karon Pier in Phang Nga Province. It’s a fun and easy day trip from Phuket!

Surin Islands

The Surin Islands are a great spot for snorkeling and enjoying nature. There are five islands with white beaches, colorful coral reefs, and lots of sea life. You might see staghorn corals, sea turtles, and even whale sharks.

Take a speedboat tour to visit top snorkeling spots, shop for local souvenirs, and try delicious local food. You can get there by boat from piers in Phang Nga Province, like Thap Lamu Pier.

Phi Phi Island

Phi Phi Islands, made up of Koh Phi Phi Don and Koh Phi Phi Leh, are famous for their white beaches, clear blue water, and sea life. Maya Bay, known from the movie The Beach, is a must-see.

You can snorkel, dive, or kayak here, it's perfect for a fun day out. Boats to Phi Phi leave from Krabi, like Ao Nang Pier or Laem Tong Pier. For a special experience, Simba Sea Trips offers a luxury sunrise speedboat tour with scuba diving included.

Koh Lipe

This peaceful island group, about 80 km from Satun Province, includes Koh Lipe, Koh Adang, and Koh Rawi. It’s known for white sand beaches, clear water, and great snorkeling. You can see soft corals, colorful fish, parrotfish, barracuda, and stingrays.

For more adventure, try deep-sea diving to spot staghorn corals, sea turtles, and manta rays. To get there, take a ferry from piers in Satun, like Pak Bara Pier or Laem Tong Pier.

Racha Island

Just seventeen km from Phuket, Racha Island (made up of Racha Yai and Racha Noi) is a great spot for snorkeling and relaxing. With white sandy beaches, clear blue water, and colorful coral reefs, it’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring marine life. Patok Bay on Racha Yai is especially popular.

You can reach the island by speedboat from Phuket piers like Laem Thip Pier or Rassada Pier. The best time to visit is from November to May.

Want a special experience? Book a private speedboat tour from Phuket to Phang Nga Bay and beyond for a luxurious and unforgettable snorkeling trip. Don’t forget to add Racha Island to your Phuket itinerary!

[fortunetellersdilettante]

Bener tiang ningalin rambutne buka carang punyan kayune . Willow ngigel ring udara sadurung nutupin tiang Ring sor kapas miwah kaliko Ring duur kanopi dapple sane sampun sue Yakti tresna ring mundur punika wantah nangis titiang . Mangda suaran gergaji punika pastika kauningin olih punyan kayune . Kudu katebang mangda prasida nglawan dingin Tiang jejeh api nanging ento suba makelo Antuk suaran apine, keneh tiange menek ka cokorne . Sakadi abu abu sane panggihin titiang munggah ring panes . Tetep alus tur suci sakadi salju . Tiang sampun sue tresna ring api . Antuk sabilang tresna tiang ngelepasin, tiang tusing taen pateh Nonton akah sane kari idup kaajeng olih api . Tiang sampun kategul ring tangan ragane sane malakar antuk emas . Ngelebang sampah ring tresnan tiange sane sampun sue

درست کہ من آئی ءِ ریش چو درچک ءِ شاخ ءَ دیستگ اَنت . مناں پوشغ ئا شہ پیشا یک ولو یے ہوا سرا ناچ کنغیں کپاس ءُ کیلیکو ءِ چیر ءَ اوور کینپی ڈپل دیر پیشا درستیں کہ کشگ ءِ تہا مھر منی گریوگ ات کہ آرے ءِ توار ءَ درچک ءَ چہ زانگ بہ بیت . سردی ءِ ھلاپ ءَ جنگ ءِ ھاترا کٹگ المی اِنت من آتش ءِ سرا زھر اتاں بلے اے باز پیسر ات آتش ءِ گریوگ ءَ گوں منی دل پاد اتک چو کہ راھگوز ئے ھاک ءَ من گرم ءِ تہا چست بوھگ ءَ دیست برف ءِ وڑا نرم ءُ پاک ءُ پلگار بہ بئے من ءَ باز پیسر ءَ گوں آتش ءَ مھر بوتگ ہر مھر ئا گوں من شل کثہ، من کدی یک نہ اثاں انگت زندگیں جڑاں شعلہ ءِ وسیلہ ءَ ھلاس کنگ ءَ گندگ ءَ آں من تئی زِریں دست ءِ سرا مھکم اتاں دیر پیشا مئیں مہر ئا را گار کنغdrost kah man ái ay résh chu darchk ay shák á distag ant . manán pósheg aá shah péshá yak walu yay hwá sará nách kanegén kapás o kéliku ay chér á óór kénpi dhapal dir péshá drostén kah kashag ay tahá mahr mani gréwag át kah áré ay tawár á darchk á chah zánag bah bit . sardi ay haláp á jang ay hátrá kathag elmi ent man átsh ay sará zahr atán bale é báz pésar át átsh ay gréwag á gón mani del pád atk chu kah ráhgóz ay hák á man garm ay tahá chest bóhag á dist brep ay wadhá narm o pák o palgár bah bay man á báz pésar á gón átsh á mahr butag har mahr aá gón man shal ksh, man kadi yak nah ásán ángat zendagén jadhán shalah ay wasilah á halás kanag á gandag á án man tai zerén dast ay sará mahkam atán dir péshá maén mahr aá rá gár kaneg

Tiɲɛ don ko ne y’a kunsigi ye i n’a fɔ jiribolo Wilo dɔ bɛ dɔn kɛ fiɲɛ na sanni a ka n datugu Coton ni calicoes jukɔrɔ Over canopy dapple kabini tuma jan Tiɲɛ don ko kanuya min bɛ bɔli la, o tun ye ne ka kasi ye Ko sɔgɔsɔgɔninjɛ mankan ka kan ka dɔn jiri fɛ A ka kan ka tigɛ walasa ka nɛnɛ kɛlɛ Ne ye tasuma jɔrɔ nka o kɛra kabini tuma jan Tasuma mankan fɛ, ne dusukun wulila ka jɔ a sen kan I n’a fɔ n ye bɔgɔmugu buguri min ye, o wulila funteni na Aw bɛ sigi nɔgɔya la ani ka saniya i n’a fɔ nɛnɛ N ye tasuma kanu kabini tuma jan Ne ye kanuya kelen-kelen bɛɛ tigɛ ka bɔ, ne tun tɛ kelen ye abada K’a lajɛ jirisun ɲɛnamaw bɛ ka dun tasuma fɛ Ne tun sirilen bɛ i bolo sanuman na Laying waste to my lovin' kabini tuma jan

Ɔ ti su kɛ n wunnin i ti’n kɛ waka nɲa sa . Saule kun m’ɔ su si able aunmuan’n nun ka naan w’a kata min su’n . Fɔkɔ nin kaliko’m be bo lɔ . Ɔ ti dan kpa. Ɔ ti su kɛ klolɛ’n i nunnunlɛ’n yɛ ɔ ti min sunlɛ’n niɔn . Kɛ ɔ fata kɛ waka’n si nnɛn kpanngɔ’n i kpanlɛ’n . Ɔ fata kɛ be kpɛ waka naan b’a kwla kun arɛ’n . N fali sin sanngɛ i sɔ’n w’a cɛ kpa Sin’n i kpanlɛ’n ti’n, min awlɛn’n jrannin kekle . Kɛ aunɲan’n i aunɲan’n sa’n, n wunnin kɛ ɔ su jran lika’n i dolɛ’n nun . Ɔ tran ase blɛblɛblɛ, ɔ ti sanwun kɛ glaci sa. N kloli sin’n w’a cɛ kpa . Klolɛ kwlaa nga n kpɛli’n, m’an yoman kɛ laa’n sa le . Kɛ be nian waka’m be bo bolɛ nga be te o nguan nun’n, sin’n su di be’n . N jrannin ɔ sa sika ɔkwlɛ’n su . Ɔ fa min klolɛ’n i sacilɛ’n w’a cɛ kpa.

Tuhu maka kuidah bukna bagi ranting batang kayu . Sada willow si landek-landek i udara ope denga itutupi aku . I teruh kapas ras kaliko . Lebih kanopi dapple enggo ndekah . Tuhu maka kekelengen i bas penariken diri e me tangisku . Bahwa sora gergaji pasti ieteh batang kayu . Harus itebang guna ngelawan dingin . Kuganggu api tapi si e enggo ndekah Alu sora api si ergeruhguh, pusuhku nangkih ku nahena . Bagi abu abu si kuidah nangkih i bas panas . Tetap lembut ras murni bagi salju . Aku enggo ndekah jatuh cinta man api e . Alu tep-tep kekelengen si kupotong, la pernah aku seri . Ngenen akar si nggeluh denga ipangan api . Aku enggo tetap i bas tanndu si emas e . Membuang sampah man lovin 'ku ndekah

Tongon do huidah jambulanni songon ranting ni hayu Sada hayu willow manortor i udara paima manrungkub ahu I toruh ni kapas pakon kaliko I atas kanopi dapple dokah na salpu Tongon do holong na ibagas penarikan aima tangis-tangisku Ase sora ni gargaji ai maningon ibotoh humbani hayu ai Maningon itaba ase boi manlawan borgoh Huparsoalhon do apuy tapi domma dokah ai Marhitei sora ni apuy ai, jongjong ma uhurhu Songon abuan ni abuan huidah naik bani milas ni ari Marhusor ma lambok anjaha borsih songon salju Domma dokah ahu jatuh cinta bani apuy ai Bani ganup holong na hupadaoh, lang ongga be ahu songon na hinan Manonton urat na manggoluh ope ipangan apuy Ahu domma totap bani tanganmu omas Mansedahon holongku na dob dokah

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Top 10 Must-Visit Thailand Beach Destinations for Ultimate Relaxation

# Top 10 Must-Visit Thailand Beach Destinations for Ultimate Relaxation

Introduction

Have you ever dreamt of pristine white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and swaying palm trees? Thailand, known for its tropical beaches, offers a paradise that beckons sun-seekers and relaxation enthusiasts from around the globe. With an abundance of serene beach destinations, Thailand Beach Vacations promise an unforgettable escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In this guide, we will explore the top 10 must-visit beach destinations in Thailand that guarantee ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation.

1. Phuket: The Pearl of the Andaman Sea

Phuket, Thailand's largest island, is synonymous with luxury and natural beauty. - Why Visit Phuket? - With a vibrant nightlife in Patong Beach and serene hideaways like Kata Beach, Phuket caters to all types of travelers.Best Time to Visit: November to February Activities: Snorkeling at Phi Phi Islands, exploring Old Phuket Town, and indulging in local cuisine at weekend markets.

2. Koh Phi Phi: Island Paradise

Koh Phi Phi, a stunning archipelago in the Andaman Sea, is a postcard-perfect tropical getaway.- Why Visit Koh Phi Phi? - Known for its vibrant underwater world and dramatic limestone cliffs, Koh Phi Phi offers a unique blend of adventure and relaxation.Best Time to Visit: December to March Activities: Maya Bay, Monkey Beach, and Bamboo Island for snorkeling and diving.Accommodation Tip: - Choose from beachfront bungalows or upscale resorts for a luxurious stay. - Why Visit Koh Samui? - From palm-fringed beaches to dense jungles, Koh Samui is a diverse destination that caters to all preferences.Best Time to Visit: February to April Activities: Big Buddha Temple, Ang Thong Marine Park, and Hin Ta and Hin Yai rock formations.Dining Recommendation: - Don't miss out on trying fresh seafood dishes at local beach restaurants. - Why Visit Railay Beach? - Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, Railay Beach offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.Best Time to Visit: November to March Activities: Rock climbing, kayaking, and exploring Phra Nang Cave Beach.Packing Tip: - Bring sturdy footwear for exploring the rocky terrain around Railay Beach. - Why Visit Koh Lanta? - With pristine beaches, lush forests, and a laid-back atmosphere, Koh Lanta is perfect for a secluded retreat.Best Time to Visit: November to April Activities: Snorkeling at Koh Rok, visiting the Lanta Old Town, and relaxing on Klong Dao Beach.Sustainability Tip: - Support local eco-friendly initiatives and avoid single-use plastics during your stay on Koh Lanta. - Why Visit Hua Hin? - With its long sandy beaches, golf courses, and historical sites, Hua Hin offers a refined beach experience.Best Time to Visit: November to February Activities: Visiting Hua Hin Railway Station, exploring Hua Hin Hills Vineyard, and relaxing at Khao Takiab Beach.Wellness Recommendation: - Indulge in a beachfront spa treatment for ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation in Hua Hin. - Why Visit Koh Tao? - With crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, Koh Tao is a paradise for underwater exploration.Best Time to Visit: March to September Activities: Shark Island, Sail Rock, and Japanese Gardens for diving experiences.Safety Tip: - Always dive with certified instructors and follow environmental guidelines to protect the marine ecosystem.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Thailand Beach Vacations offer a diverse range of experiences, from vibrant party scenes to secluded tropical retreats. By exploring the top 10 must-visit beach destinations in Thailand, you can embark on a journey of relaxation, adventure, and cultural discovery. Whether you seek to unwind on palm-fringed shores or dive into the underwater wonders of the Andaman Sea, Thailand's beaches promise an unforgettable escape.Pack your bags, pick your favorite beach destination, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Thailand's coastal paradise!Call to Action: Share your favorite Thailand beach vacation memories in the comments below and inspire fellow travelers to embark on their own coastal adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the visa requirements for visiting Thailand?To visit Thailand for tourism purposes, many nationalities are eligible for visa exemption or visa-on-arrival. However, it's essential to check the specific requirements based on your nationality before planning your trip.2. Is it safe to swim in the waters around Thailand's beaches?While Thailand's beaches are renowned for their beauty, it's advisable to exercise caution when swimming. Pay attention to warning flags, tides, and currents, especially during the monsoon season.3. What are the best water activities to try during a Thailand beach vacation?Water activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and island hopping are popular choices for travelers visiting Thailand's beach destinations. These activities allow you to explore the vibrant marine life and stunning landscapes.4. How can I travel between different beach destinations in Thailand?Thailand offers a well-connected transportation network, including domestic flights, ferries, buses, and private transfers. Depending on your itinerary and preferences, you can choose the most suitable mode of transportation to hop between beach destinations.5. What is the best time of the year to visit Thailand for a beach vacation?The best time to visit Thailand for a beach vacation is during the dry season, which typically spans from November to April. This period offers sunny weather, ideal for outdoor activities and beach relaxation.Tags: Thailand Beach Vacations, Beach Destinations, Thai Islands, Tropical Getaways, Ultimate Relaxation, Seaside Escapes, Coastal Paradise, Travel Tips, Beach Activities, Island Hopping. Read the full article

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Apo's film is listed as coming soon on netflix and you'd better believe I hit the reminder button the second I could.

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Tee Yai Rerk Dao Jone

Film Facts

The cinematographer Pia Teerawat also worked on a couple of dramas I've seen - From Chao Phraya to Irrawaddy and Bangkok Blossom and both of those shows were gorgeous so I'm excited about that.

Director Nonzee Nimibutr also worked as a director for Nang Nak and was a producer for Bang Rajan, two very successful Thai films.

Nonzee worked with Pia Teerawat before on the wonderful Thai film Once Upon A Star, all about the "golden age" of Thai cinema in the 60's/70's which is also on Netflix and I highly recommend it.

Executive Producer Nat Chartchai has also previously worked on ManSuang, The Paradise of Thorns and From Chao Phraya to Irrawaddy

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Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Land of Smiles Book your trip to Thailand and create memories that will last a lifetime

Thailand is known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and bustling cities. Here are some of the top tourist destinations in Thailand:

Bangkok

Grand Palace: A stunning complex that was the official residence of the Kings of Siam since 1782.

Wat Pho: Famous for its giant reclining Buddha statue.

Chatuchak Weekend Market: One of the largest markets in the world, offering a vast array of goods from clothing to food.

Chiang Mai

Old City Temples: Includes Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang.

Doi Suthep: A mountain with a beautiful temple (Wat Phra That Doi Suthep) offering panoramic views of the city.

Elephant Nature Park: A sanctuary and rescue center for elephants.

Phuket

Patong Beach: Known for its vibrant nightlife and various water activities.

Phi Phi Islands: Famous for their crystal-clear waters and beautiful beaches, a popular spot for snorkeling and diving.

Big Buddha: A large statue that offers spectacular views over the island.

Krabi

Railay Beach: Renowned for its rock climbing and pristine beaches.

Ao Nang: A lively beach area that serves as a hub for exploring nearby islands.

Emerald Pool: A natural hot spring located in the jungle.

Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya Historical Park: Ruins of the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam, featuring numerous temples and historical sites.

Wat Mahathat: Famous for the Buddha head entwined in tree roots.

Pattaya

Walking Street: Known for its nightlife, filled with bars, clubs, and restaurants.

Sanctuary of Truth: A massive wooden structure that is a hybrid of a temple and a palace.

Pattaya Beach: A popular beach with various water sports and activities.

Koh Samui

Chaweng Beach: Known for its white sand and vibrant nightlife.

Ang Thong National Marine Park: A stunning archipelago with beautiful beaches, snorkeling, and kayaking opportunities.

Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai): Features a 12-meter-tall golden Buddha statue.

Chiang Rai

Wat Rong Khun (White Temple): An unconventional and visually striking temple.

Golden Triangle: The point where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet.

Wat Phra Kaew: Famous for once housing the Emerald Buddha.

Hua Hin

Hua Hin Beach: A quieter alternative to other busy Thai beaches.

Cicada Market: A popular weekend market with arts, crafts, and street food.

Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park: Known for its limestone hills and wetlands.

These destinations offer a mix of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and recreational activities, making Thailand a versatile and attractive destination for travelers.

[schoenes-thailand]

Landesweiter Widerstand der Handelskammern gegen eine landesweite Erhöhung des Mindestlohns auf 400 Baht

Handelskammern im ganzen Land veranstalten morgen (7. Mai) eine Pressekonferenz, um ihren Widerstand gegen eine landesweite Erhöhung des täglichen Mindestlohns auf 400 Baht ab dem 1. Oktober zum Ausdruck zu bringen. Handelskammern im ganzen Land und arbeitsintensive Handelsverbände haben für morgen (7. Mai) eine Pressekonferenz anberaumt, um ihren Widerstand gegen den Schritt der von der Pheu Thai Regierung geführten Regierung zum Ausdruck zu bringen, den täglichen Mindestlohn im ganzen Land ab dem 1. Oktober 2024 auf 400 Baht zu erhöhen , sagte die Zeitung Naewna heute. Die Pressekonferenz wird von Herrn Poj Aramwattananon, dem ersten stellvertretenden Vorsitzenden der thailändischen Handelskammer und dem Board of Trade of Thailand, und Herrn Thanawat Phonwichai, Präsident der Handelskammer der Universität Thailand und beratender Vorsitzender des Center for Economic und Geschäftsprognosen, geleitet. Sie betrachten die Erhöhung des Mindestlohns als ein zweischneidiges Schwert für den Unternehmenssektor, denn während einige Unternehmen in der Lage sind, sie anzuheben, sind andere davon stärker betroffen, da viele Provinzen für diesen Sprung bisher noch nicht bereit sind. Der frühere Arbeitsminister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn sagte, er sei zuversichtlich, dass der Mindestlohn von 400 Baht pro Tag wie angekündigt am 1. Oktober eingeführt werde. Im Ministerium besteht Konsens darüber, dass es an der Zeit ist, die Löhne zu erhöhen. Da jedoch befürchtet wird, dass die Preise für Konsumgüter im Voraus steigen würden, wird er Gespräche mit dem stellvertretenden Premierminister und Handelsminister Phumtham Wechayachai führen, um bei der Eindämmung dieser Preise zu helfen. Dies ist sehr wichtig, da ein höherer Tageslohn keinen Vorteil hätte, wenn Konsumgüter mehr kosten würden. Am 13. April trat der Mindestlohn von 400 Baht pro Tag für Mitarbeiter von Vier-Sterne- oder höherklassigen Hotels und Resorts in zehn vom Tourismus belebten Gebieten Bangkoks und der Provinzen in Kraft. Zu den zehn Gebieten gehören die Bezirke Pathumwan und Wattana in Bangkok, Hua Hin, Pattaya, die Insel Samui, Phuket, die Stadt Chiang Mai, die Stadt Hat Yai, der Unterbezirk Khuek Khak in Pang Nga, der Unterbezirk Ao Nang in Krabi und der Unterbezirk Baan Pae in Rayong. / Thai News Room Read the full article

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RARE Pra Khun Paen Gru Wat Sing Tá-laai, Pim Ok Yai, Nua Din Kăao Pon Chom-poo, Klêuap Yang-na.A Pentagon shape Pra Khun Paen amulet, a baked clay made from kaolin (soft white clay) with creamy pink color coated with plant resin of Yang Tree or Garjan Tree. The amulet is with a bas-relief of Buddha with big chest, and the style represents Pra Buddha Chinnaraj. This ancient amulet was discovered at the ruin of Wat Sing Tá-laai, Kingdom of Ayutthaya, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Made in the reign of King Naresuan the Great, the 18th monarch of Ayutthaya Kingdom (reign between BE 2133 to BE 2148 / CE 1590 to CE 1605), + 400 years ago.

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BEST FOR: Pra Khun Paen is one of Thailand’s Best amulets for Nak-layng, ruffian (a violent person, especially one involved in crime), Mafia Boss, Crime Prevention Police Officer, Park Ranger, Field Soldier and Nak-layng Poo Ying (a connoisseur of women / a womanizer). Mahasanay (Magic Charm) it helps turn you to prince charming in the eyes of girls, Metta Maha Niyom (it helps make people love you, and be nice to you), Kaa Kaai Dee (it helps tempt your customers to buy whatever you are selling and it helps attract new customers and then keep them coming back. Wealth & Prosperity, Maha Laap (it brings lucky wealth). It warns danger coming ahead, Klawklad Plodpai (it helps push you away from all danger), Kongkraphan (it makes you invulnerable to all weapon attack), Nang Nieow, a rock-hard skin that is completely impervious to damage with bludgeoning or piercing weapons, Maha-ut (it stops gun from shooting at you). Ponggan Poot-pee pee-saat Kunsai Mondam Sa-niat jan-rai Sat Meepit (it helps ward off evil spirit, demon, bad ghost, bad omen, bad spell, curse, accursedness, black magic, misfortune, doom, and poisonous animals). And this amulet helps protect you from manipulators, backstabbers, and toxic people.

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Pra Khun Paen

The Pra Khun Paen is a type of amulet with figure of Pra Buddha Chinnaraj of Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan (Wat Yai or Wat Pra Buddha Chinnaraj) seating inside an elaborate arch. This type of amulet was first discovered at Wat Pra Roop Archaeology Site, Suphan Buri Province. And such type of ancient baked clay amulet with figure of Pra Buddha Chinnaraj is called “Pra Khun Paen” ever since. It was called Pra Khun Paen to honor the Thai famous Warrior General Khun Paen, the Governor of Suphan Buri Province in the Kingdom of Ayutthaya.

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Kaolin

Kaolin, soft white clay that is an essential ingredient in the manufacture of china and porcelain. Kaolin is named after the hill in China (Kao-ling) from which it was mined for centuries. Kaolin is found in Lampang , and Ranong Province of Thailand.

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The amulet made from soil or earth

The soil or earth is the oldest minerals on Earth, it accumulates all power of good deeds of all Arhats (or Luohan), Bodhisattva and Buddha as long as you and your enemies are standing/living on the earth, the Pra Mae Thoranee (the Earth Goddess) will witness good deeds and bad deeds, if you have made good deeds, then your good deeds have already witnessed by Pra Mae Thoranee, Pra Mae Thoranee will help you, and your enemies could not do any harm to you. And the difficulties of your life, Pra Mae Thoranee also witnesses, and Pra Mae Thoranee will ease all of your difficulties.

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Pra Long Gru or Pra Gru

Pra “Long Gru” or “Pra Gru”  means amulet that was stored in the chamber of a chedi/stupa or in a container buried under the ground for many of years, and later found by someone.

According to the prophecy in Pali Canon that Buddha’s Dispensation (Buddhism), and Dharma (Buddha’s teaching) would exist and follow 5,000 years after the Buddha passed away or entered nirvana. The “Long Gru” is a Thai traditional practice to preserve Buddha amulets with figure of Buddha in them in the case that after the decline of indigenous religious practices of Buddhism, the future generations would learn that Buddhism ever to have existed on earth.

The Pra Long Gru, Thais believe that after long period of time that the Buddha amulets were kept, the power that was accumulated in each and every amulet would break apart the chamber (in Thai called Gru Takk) that amulets were hidden.

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DIMENSION: 5.40 cm high / 3.30 cm wide / 0.90 cm thick

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[seaiel]

YAY!!!! NEED KO NANG PARAM8H8N YUNG PANG SUMMON 🤩🤩🤩

Sayaka Miki Arrives in Magia Exedra this friday!

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10.29 | 12:40 PM

so nasa flight ako ngayon. tahimik ang byahe. walang signal. naka airpods ako. nakapikit. ito 'yung nakatugtog. full volume.

habang nakapikit ako at nakikinig, ang tangi kong nakikita ay

'yung mismong gabi sa condo - parehas tayong nakatingin sa bintana - pinagmamasdan ang mga dumadaang sasakyan, ang mga ilaw mula sa mga buildings, at 'yung bakanteng lote na ngayo'y naging seaoil station na. haha.

first time kong marinig ang kantang ito nung gabing 'yun. hindi ko maalala kung ikaw nga ba ang nag introduce sa akin nito? pero nung una kong narinig ay nagustuhan ko agad ang kanta.

nagustuhan ko hindi lamang dahil ang ben & ben at si moira ang kumanta, ngunit ang lyrics ay parang nagsasalita para sa nararamdaman ko sa iyo noong mga panahong 'yun.

matagal ko nang alam na mahal kita. hindi ko lang alam kung paano, kailan, o kung dapat ko bang sabihin sa'yo. afterall, meron tayong "crystal", 'di ba?

pero ewan ko ba. kapag ang puso na ang dumikta, ang hirap pigilan. ang puso ko noong mga panahong 'yun, di ko maintindihan. ang lakas ng tibok. may gustong sabihin. dagdag pa ang mga lyrics na ito:

Pasalubong naman sa'king nararamdaman

'Pag umamin sa'yo, sana ay mapagbigyan

Kaibigan o kaya bang mag-ibigan?

Kapalaran ka ba, o pangarap lang?

'Di ko alam kung may pag asa ba sa'yo

Nalilito

O malay natin, pareho lang tayong natatakot

Kaya idadaan nalang sa tawanan

Ang palaisipan kung kaya bang

Maidahandahang ika'y makatuluyan

wala lang. ang pakiramdam ko ngayon habang nagpe-play ang kanta, para akong nandoon sa moment na 'yun. naaalala ko na hindi kita matingnan sa mata kasi maiiyak ako. mahal na mahal kita. at hindi man ako sigurado, pero sa tingin ko, mahal mo rin ako. (o baka assuming lang ako?)

ang sarap lang maalala. napaka nostalgic talaga ng kantang ito. ang nakakatawa pa, pang lima ko na ata itong ulit sa kanta habang nasa flight hahaha. (baka makarating na ako ng Davao na ito lang ang nakatugtog 😅 ) nakasandal pa ulo ko sa window seat ng eroplano na parang nasa music video! hahaha!

ang sarap lang isipin. ang sarap balikan. ang sarap sa pakiramdam.

ngayon lang, nag iikot-ikot ang flight attendant, namimigay ng usual snacks. kasama ng snacks ay tisyu, hindi ko namalayang kakailanganin ko pala ang tisyu para punasan ang luha ko at hindi para sa pagkain. hahahaha. parang tanga. naiiyak na pala ako??? napansin kaya ako ni mojo and kuya mike??? 'di bale na.

hahaha

wala lang. nami-miss kita.

nagpapasalamat ako na nag e-exist ka.

tinanong moko kanina kung mahal parin kita. hindi ko ata maisusulat ang lahat ng ito kung hindi.

mahal parin kita.

mahal na mahal.

1:59 PM - just landed in Davao. yay!