When you buy a house thats a nice thing, looking forward to the moment youre dreamhouse has been build. Ofcourse you want to know all about the various building stages and overall progress. Ofcourse we'll keep you informed, for instance with sending pictures of youre new house in progres.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 23 October 2008 )
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Thailand is a beautiful country with a very pleasant climate and ofcourse its known for the always smiling people. Specially in the north where our projects are being realized the climate is very very pleasant. Not as hot as the south of Thailand, but certainly not as cold as Europe. Nice weather, sunshine and no cold winters...
For Europeans and Americans its also financially attractive. Here luxurious living is affordable for everyone. Ask us about the prices of our dream houses and we will make you smile like the Thai people.
Now you know why they allways smile!
Say goodbey to al the rules and regulations and start enjoying the good life in one of our new projects. Lanna Village, Lake or Valley, great houses... youre own design if you like with affordable luxury.
Youre very own designhouse can be build from 60,000 euro
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 23 October 2008 )
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Suan Lumphini (Lumphini Park) is named after the birthplace of Buddha, and is one of the few sizeable areas of greenspace in Bangkok; used by many people in the mornings for jogging, tai chi and even karaoke.
The park is largely ornamental with mown grass, flower beds and various ponds, although there are a few areas where the grass is a little less cultivated and a number of ancient trees provide shade for visitors and a food source for birds. This is a good place to take an early morning stroll before spending the rest of the day sightseeing, shopping in Bangkok or lazing under a shady tree.
The migratory periods of September-October and April-May are likely to turn up the most interesting species in Lumphini Park; quite a surprising number of species have been recorded here, and of course this is where a large number of escaped cage birds end up, so be careful before ticking what you see here!
Lumphini Park is a good place to see some of Thailand's most common birds if you are on a quick visit to Bangkok and have no time to go further afield. A surprising number of species can be found here, especially during migratory periods. Oriental Magpie-Robins can be seen hopping around and singing from trees and Coppersmith Barbets can be seen at very close quarters; a moment taken to listen to their call soon reveals how they get their name.
Pied Fantail, Large-billed Crow, Common and White-vented Mynas, Streak-eared Bulbul and Peaceful (Zebra) Dove will be seen on any short walk around the park and if the more overgrown corners are explored then a number of Flycatchers and Leaf Warblers can be found at the right time of year. |
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Prasat Hin Phimai, one of important religious sanctuary, is situated in the centre of ancient Phimai City in Nakorn Ratchasima, which is a gateway to the northeast of Thailand.
Prasat Hin Phimai was not only built as a sanctuary for both Buddhism and Hinduism but also for the worship of person, which is believed by the ancient native tribes such as Jam, Java, Bali and Khmer. They believed that a person who had built a sanctuary would be with Gods after their death.
To build Prasat was originated from the belief that Pra Sumeru Mount was a core of the Earth. The main Prasat was meant to be a centre. Surrounding wall represent the edges of the Universe. Ponds, next to the walls, represent the great oceans. Each level of Pra Sumeru Mount has Himapana creatures such as Garuda, Giant, angels and , also, Narayana and Siva.
The main Prasat, the core of Pra Sumeru Mount, was a place that kept the lingum or sacred images. These sacred images at Prasat Hin Phimi are believed to be Kamara Tenga Vimai, which is the most important sacred image of the Buddhist sanctuary mentioned in the inscription.
General characteristic of Prasat Hin Phimai
Prasat Hin Phimai is situated at the centre of Phimai city, which is at the bank of the river Moon. This large city located on a rich plateau called Tung Samrit where is an important area for producing rice. Prasat Hin Phimai is a chrming Mahayana Buddhist sanctuary. It has a cross-shaped plan and consists of 3 important buildings; the main Prang (tower), the prang Bhramadhat and Prang Hin Daeng. All prangs are surrounded by walls that are punetuated by gate-towers at four cardinal points; North, South, East and West. There are ponds at all four corners. The front gate of the Prasat is on the south. The main entrance is a bridge, which is decorated with Naga facing south.
Prasat Hin Phimai is, as aforementioned, a charming Mahayana Buddhist sanctuary. The main prang consists of a square building with portico at all four directions. Each portico is with carved Buddha images in styles described below.
· South portico: Buddha image with Naga facing south
· West Portico: Buddha image when he gave his sermon to the king of Mara (demon)
· North portico: Buddha images in presence of 5 Vajirasattas (Bhodhisatta)
· East portico: Ten Buddha images, dressed and in sitting position
Prang Bhramadhat is on the left of the main Prang. It contains image of King Bhramadhat and lady Orapima.
Prang Hin daeng, a religious sanctuary, was built with red stones.
There are several important and interesting parts of Prasat Hin Phimai such as Pratu Chai (gate of victory), Klung Ngeon (a treasury) or Dhama Sala, a post for a ceremony to worship fire, Royal pavillion, a church for an ascetic, Church of King Phimai and Meru Bhramadaht.
Prasat Hin Phimai is an ancient Buddhist sanctuary that has been long standing for almost 2,000 years. It is believed that King Suriyavoraman I of Cambodia (1002-1050) built it. The prasat had been maintained until the reign of King Chaivoraman VII. It is also believed that, In the reign of King Suriyavoraman I, other prasats with the same age were also built. They are; Prasat Hin Panomwan (Panomwan temple, Nakorn Ratchasima) and Prasat Hin Panom Roong (Burirum).
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