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My name is Apichat Aponram 18 years old ,Thailand ,Buriram Province.

Nickname is Tao was born on August 22, 1993 the brothers together with four people I was you youngest.


Favorite Sport is Basketball now on I am a student and work together with It also sports.

I speak and write English is not good, but I will try my best. I write to understand ^ - ^ "

  
        I want everyone to read my every line in my Blogspot. Hope will be possible ^ ^ " Because every word and everyline written by my intention from the mind All I wanted to publish a good feeling. The story that I've found the experience to know everyone. Because of my story it very interesting.

Have you ever heard this name, oMetaltao? That is a nickname my own. I get it because I like the Line Metal music since age 13 years. I set this name as my brother And in the name of my own is a "Tao" I like this a lot.

Do you ever think that a blank, We'll find a laundry which name The rest of the world the unique and we have a laundry and this is one of my own name unique in the world with whom it is. I'n proud and like it a lot in my time and of course I do, or written or a different Board or enter Username as my own business Club Asteria. I use this name. Because it is myself and I determined it was me ...

I was the right one, like playing sports, basketball, best even when it goes on stream at various "Football" fun and support. But I think sports, Basketball, It was quite fun. What it has many interesting And enjoyable time at play

I play basketball 4 years now, I'm a basketball athlete to Buriram. I'm proud of the steam I am fully dedicated to it.


Now what many other changes it. I must study harder.. I was responsible for more functions. I have to work to care for yourself and your family brother sister parents. Sometimes I used to think that What should be left dormant. Despite the already know. That is my dream. I think that's the dream. "Athletes Basketball Team Thailand" Now I can not give up. I try to practice what many. I still move forward with the basketball sport that it is my dream...


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May be many areas around the world. (I have written to English's) great if I had known. And meet many different nations of the continent general world Blogspot ^ ^ ".

National Mother’s Day

National Mother’s Day

August 12 is not only an auspicious occasion as the birth day anniversary of Her Majesty but is also the day on which the entire nation takes the opportunity to pay tribute to their mother-as Thai people regard the Queen as mother of the entire nation.

Thus this occasion is also set aside as “National Mother’s day” which was previously celebrated on April 15 of every year. 

It was only in 1976 that the day was changed to coincide with the Queen’s Birthday which falls on August 12 and a white jasmine flower symbolises the mother whose love towards her children is white and pure.

The Queen’s Birthday

The Queen’s Birthday

Her Majesty Queen Sirikit was born on Friday, August 12, 1932, as the eldest daughter of His Highness Prince Chandaburi Suranath and Mom Luang Bua Kitiyakara. Her Majesty was born with the royal title of Mom Rajawongse and her name “Sirikit”, which means “Glory to the Kitiyakara Family”, was given by His Majesty King Prajadhipok (Rama VII).

Mom Rajawongse Sirikit began her studies at Rajini School or the Queen’s School and during World War II she transferred t St.Francis Xavier Convent School in Bangkok. At the end of the Second World War, her father was appointed the Thai Minister to France and Denmark and full Ambassador to the United Kingdom. She thus accompanied him and continued her education in Europe here she met His Majesty King Bhumibol. 

Their Majesties became engaged on July 19, 1949 and in March of the following year, His Majesty, accompanied by the Royal Family and Mom Rajawongse Sirikit and her family, returned to Thailand for the Cremation Ceremony of His Majesty King Ananda Mahidol. (Rama VII). The Royal wedding took place at 9.30 a.m. on Friday, April 28, 1950 at Sra Pathum Palace. On May 5 of the same year there followed the Coronation of His Majesty King Bhumibol. 

Their Majesties have four children, namely

1. H.R.H. Princess Ubol Ratana, born on the 5th of April 1951, in Lausanne, Switzerland.

2. H.R.H. Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, born on the 28th of July 1952 in Bangkok.

3. H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, born on the 2nd of April 1955 in Bangkok.

4. H.R.H. Princess Chulabhorn, born on the 4th of July 1957 in Bangkok. 

In 1956, when His Majesty King Bhumibol entered the monkhood for two weeks, Her Majesty was appointed as his Regent. During that period, Her Majesty performed her duties so successfully that, on the recommendation of the government, Her Majesty was given a royal title of higher distinction: “Somdejphra Borom Rajininath"

Apart from being a royal wife and mother, Her Majesty the Queen also dedicates her tireless efforts for the betterment of the Thai people and the entire nation. The Queen spends much time enefitin to rural areas to find sources of supplementary income in the off-season or in the areas affected by drought or floods. In order to help poor people in rural areas make both ends meet, The Foundation for the Promotion of Supplementary Occupations and Related techniques (SUPPORT) was established on July 21, 1976 under Her Majesty’s patronage. The foundation has achieved remarkable success, today thousands of rural folks and their families are enefiting from Her Majesty’s countless efforts and initiatives

As a tribute to Her Majesty’s boundless contributions for the happiness of the entire population and the prosperity of the nation as a whole, August 12 is now a public holiday. We join all loyal and devoted subjects of the kingdom in wishing Her Majesty the Queen a long life of good health and happiness.

Phanom Rung

The Phanom Rung Park is one of the most beautiful and important Khmer historical sites in Thailand. It was built during the 12th century A.D. and is set on top of Phanom Rung Hill in Ta Pek in the Chaloem Phra Khiat District of Buri Ram province which is the location of a long extinct volcano. Phanom Rung is the original name and is mentioned in stone inscriptions excavated at the area. It is a religious site dedicated to the God Shiva, the supreme Hindu deity. It symbolises Mount Kailasa, the heavenly abode of Shiva.


It was designed to emphasize the central tower which faces to the East. To the right of the stairway leading to the tower is a building known as Phlab Phla which could be the same building that is known today as the phlab phla pleuang khruang (robing room). Here the King prepares himself prior to proceeding, with his entourage, to pay respects to the deity or to perform religious rites. Adjacent is the pathway which is adorned on both sides with columns topped with lotus buds. There are 38 such columns which are known as sao nang rieng. The pathway leads to the raised cruciform naga bridge which has rails in the form of a five headed naga, a mythical snake. It is believed that this bridge links the human with the heavenly realm. In the middle of the bridge is an eight petalled lotus which could symbolise the deities in the eight directions of the Hindu belief. It could also mark the point where propitious ceremonies were performed or where pilgrims made vows before proceeding further.


At the end of the naga bridge are 52 steps leading to a plateau at the top of the hill. In front of the arched doorway in the eastern gallery is a second naga bridge. The gallery is a rectangular structure surrounding the tower on all four sides. It is not possible to walk through the gallery as it is blocked in sections by a wall. In the centre of each wall is an arched doorway, while the corners of the wall are cruciform. The external gable of the eastern wall carries a relief of Shiva, in the manifestation of a healer. This could represent Narendradit who constructed the complex.

The main tower, which is square, is built of pink sandstone. The structure is 9.20m wide and 23m tall. The front section is a rectangular chamber mandapa with connecting corridor. It is believed that the principle tower was constructed by Narendradit who ruled over the community where Prasat Phanom Rung is located during the 12th century. The most sacred religious object, in this case the Shiva Lingam was enshrined in the centre of the tower. It is most unfortunate that this sacred object has now disappeared and all that remains is the water conduit to receive the water poured over the lingam.


There are two stone towers and a minor tower to the Northeast and southwest of principal tower. Archeological evidence shows that there predate the the main tower, and were constructed in the 10th and 11th centuries A.D. In front of the tower, to the northeast and southwest, are two laterite buildings known as banalai (scripture repositories) where sacred texts were stored. These buildings were constructed in the 13th century.


The princpal tower is adorned with gables and lintels carrying reliefs depicting episodes from the Hindu legends, such as the dancing Shiva, Vishnu in the reclining position and maifestations of Vishnu in the form of Rama in the epic Ramayana. There are also reliefs of religious ceremonies and daily activities of the hermits.


The alignment of the whole structure serves also as a calendar. On two days in the year the rising and then the setting sun shines directly though the passage of the edifice.
Information Centre


Before entering the main Phanom Rung site it is worth looking at the information centre. This offers a detailed view of the site, the history, how it was constructed and the missing items, like the Lingam. It also offers young aspiring archeologists the chance to experience the excavation and reconstruction work that has gone into the site.



The Quarry
A few kilometres away is the quarry where much of the stone used in Phanom Rung was dug.
Prasat Muang Tam - The Sanctuary
Prasat Meuang Tam dates to the late 10th century AD, and was constructed on the orders of King Jayavarman V. Surrounded by a high laterite wall, the complex includes magnificent stepped tanks which have been lovingly restored and filled with lotus flowers. The mellow sandstone of the sanctuary walls and artistically-carved lintels contrasts beautifully with the darker, coarser laterite of the surrounding sanctuary walls. The sense is one of peace and quiet reverence.

 There are certain similarities to Phanom Rung in the design and the stone used, but this site is all on one level. The lintel, pediment, and side columns of each archway are carved into scenes from Hindu myth.

 There are four L-shaped ponds located between the outer and inner walls. At the center of the compound there are 5 Chedis all made of brick and built on a single laterite foundation. Around the main complex is a protective moat.

Thai Belle

This is the meaning of perfect characteristic of Thai lady, which five of kind good looking. The Thai Belle is one of legend in the ancient. Let’s see how Thai Belle look so great beautiful. From this following are the characteristic of Thai Belle

• Beauty Hair, it means lady who has long hair reached her waist and in the end of hairline whip curve up.
• Beauty Lip, it means pink or red lip like ripening fruit and smooth closely.
• Beauty Teeth, it means pure white teeth like skin of conch’ shell.
• Beauty Skin, it means smooth color skin. If she has tan skin, her skin must be like green lotus. If she has white skin, her skin must be like night jasmine flower.
• Beauty Age, it means if she has children 10 times (Parturition) , she still be look like young lady.

Bangkhunprom Palace

I would be proud to present you some kind of Palace which I most like, Bang Khun Prom Palace.  Building with Renaissance architecture,  art and design combines a Baroque palace built with steel doors and pillars decorated plaster stucco beautiful patterns. Center field of ornamental fountains pond edge with mermaid form Western men and women different fish.

Large Palace or HRM Palace. Completed construction in 2449 BC, designed by Italian architect Mario Tamayo. Baroque and RoKoKo architecture art is a two storey building at the tip of a wing of the third floor rotunda of the beauty of the building. Look at various towers and antenna towers flat square pillar round pillar twist. The head poles decorated with stucco pattern. There are multiple windows. The oval window, surrounded by a stucco pattern flower Cattleya Semicircular window and has a network of wood and fruit.

Princess Palace built after about 2456 BC to the presence of Somdej prapitujchachao Sukuman marasri Akara Rajthevee designed by Mr. Carl Frederick d (Karl Dohring) German architect who designed Ban Puen Palace (Pechaburi Province) and Varadis Palace (Larn Luang Road) which there is nature art and Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture.



Hall Palace is two floor  brick ground, Samsen roof tiles and Wood wall. On the third floor room use as a seal. It’s first palace construction for use to be stamped on his return from Germany in 2446 B.C. by the static design of Prasathit Nimankarn.

Water Palace is wood palace near Chaopraya river. It is the text room and bed room and also for coming down to the boat.

Trae Pavilion is a circular Pavilion. Construction of Europe called “bandstand” the band is the band of Army Navy at the banquet guests.

 

This beautiful palace would be in my mind forever.

Wat Rong Khun : Chiang Rai

I’ve never imagine about the white temple, the most one would be brighten golden but Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai Province appeared in pure white,  designed and constructed by teacher Chalermchai Kositpipat that desire to build a temple like fairyland of human touch. Start building since 2540 from an area of 3 rais of land, purchased and donated the land from Wanchai Vichayachakorn. Nowadays there are area of 9 rais and Kittipong Kalaya Mano acting Lord of this temple today. Teacher Chalermchai KositPipat was inspired to create this temple from the following.

1. National: By his loving country and art that cause for making this one as a great treasure of the motherland.

2. Religion: Buddha has changed his life of the mind heat into cold, so he hereby dedicated to Buddhism

3. King: From the audience’s. His present job, the teacher Chalermchai love Him more,from seeing the images of art and genius of Thy mercy. And created a sense of divine grace and speechless. Therefore wish to work consecrated Buddhist Art to be Art of The great King Rama IX.

 The meaning of the temple. • White: Pure of Buddha God. • Bridge: Walk across the cycle of compassion to the Buddhist landscape. • Tooth or mouth serpent: Passion in mind. • Short bridge: A giant stand beside each other at 8 of the 2 side total sixteen, that cause of sorrow 16. • The center of the bridge: Mount Meru. • Lotus Tip: The big match of the four flower side chapel facade instead of four the Buddhist saint. • Ladder ascent: The third step all instead of Transient, Suffering and Soulless.

Resources in Construction • In the period 10 years spent in the construction of 180 million Baht • Expected nine of church will be finished after 60-70 years.

If you have sometime to go around Chiang Rai Province, don’t forget to visit Wat Rong Khun. It’s amazing!!