August 25, 2009

Giant Panda born in Thailand




Credit : Photo of TAT

Giant Panda born in Thailand
New Baby Panda, her name is Linping
Her mother name is Lin Hui
Her father name is Chuang Chuang
At Chiang Mai Zoo

You can see live version of baby Panda directly from Chiang Mai Zoo
At http://www.zoothailand.org/panda/livepanda.php

Birth of Giant panda’s cub reported
After we had been following up Linhui’s pregnancy we found that about midnight on 27th May 2009 Linhui started licking her vagina progressively for several hours and marking at the same time. Linhui was eaten a bamboo lass than before.
In the morning about 8.00 am the keepers were going to bring Linhui into the cave to check up her health but Linhui denied. She still pay attention to lick her vagina and started to push till her vagina was expansile. So we decided not release Linhui into exhibit area and told the keeper to keeping eye on Linhui all the time. So we had found that Linhui was still push intermittently and has more frequency from 20 minute to 10 minute and she still licks her vagina at the meantime.
Until about 10.39am Linhui had change her action to bend down and she started to push again until she was delivered the baby on the floor and Linhui tried to hold her baby in the mouth to cuddle. Linhui was being a great mother even this is her first pregnancy. We believe that Linhui can raise her baby by herself. The giant panda’s cub is big, cries out loud, and has a lot of energy to squirm. We think the giant panda’s cub is healthy and that is not necessary to separate from mother.
After 3 hours from delivered the giant panda’s cub was not hungry yet. Linhui had clean and make her baby sleep. The cub move progressively and cry out but when Linhui hold in a good position the cub was go back to sleep.
Preparation to raise the giant panda’s cub. First we must know that the cub could suckle milk from mother or not if the cub couldn’t suckle milk from mother we have to separate to feed and then bring its back to Linhui. But from our observed we expect that the cub had suckled some milk from Linhui already.
Credit : pandainthailand.com

August 17, 2009

Head by G.Ravinder Reddy



"Head" 2008
by G.Ravinder Reddy, Indian
To commemorate
The 80th Birthday of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej

Sponsored by
India - Thai Chamber of Commerce (2007-2009)
in Association with Indorama group
Aditya Birla group, Diwanchand group, M.R.Amarnath group, Saraff group, Unique group

"Head"
Dimension. H. 3m. W. 1.86m. D.2.68m.
Bronze, 2009

The exhibition

August 13, 2009

Safari World







Safari WorldThailand’s most popular animal and leisure park
99 Panyaintra Road, Samwatawantok, Klongsamwa, Bangkok
Safari World is divided into two parts. The first part is Safari Park, an open zoo with
Wild animals, hundred of animal from all over the world, like zebra, deer, giraffe, tiger, lion, bear, bird and so forth. Tourists are welcome to take private car or ride on one of Safari’s luxury coaches into the park. which can be arranged upon request, to observe the animals living in a natural environment. The second part is the Marine Park and water garden where there is a wide variety of marine animals and other tare animals. Shows of trained Dolphin, Stunt (Hollywood Cowboy), Bird, Sealand , Spy War (Action Stunt), Boxing (Orang Utan), Jungle Crute river ride, Eggs World, Jungle Walk (New zone). In addition there are many restaurants and games, loops, shooting, etc. There is a tram to take tourists on a tour around the Marine Park.

Admission fees plus fee for stage, entertainment for adults are 470 bahtand children and 390 baht.
Safari World open during weekdays from 9.00 to 17.30 and 9.00 to 18.00 during weekends.
credit : safariworld.com

August 3, 2009

Mook Island and Morakot Cave, Trang Province








Trang, or Taptiang, is another big town in the South, which is the first to grow rubber trees of which the saplings were brought in from Malaysia by Phraya Rassadanupradit Mahissarapakdi. Trang is a seaport on the Thai west coast. 1,124kms. from Bangkok on Phetchakasem Road. At present, there is a new route, from Suratthani to Trang, which makes the total distance from Bangkok 864 kms. Its area is 5,216 square kms.

Trang is a coastal province on the Indian Ocean and on a narrow piece of land, thus, there are monsoons all year round, resulting in a very high amount of rain. Only the time from February to April is without rain. The amount of rain in 1980 was as high as 2,607.6 mm. For this reason, Trang only has two seasons, summer and rainy season. The above said characteristics make Trang most suitable for agriculture, especially rubber planting.

Attractions off shore
Ko Mook and Tham Morakot (Mook Island and Morakot Cave) Ko Mook is an interesting island for tourists who enjoy the sea. It is a big island with most of which is cliffs, especially its west side which faces the open sea while there is a fishing village in its eastern part facing the mainland. The high cliffs are habitats for a large number of swllows. Underneath these high cliffs i the beautiful Tham Morakot, or Morakot Cave. This cave can be seen both of the tide is high or low. The entrance to the cave is rather small just high enough for a boat to pass through. This winding cave is approximately 80 meters long. At the other end of the cave is a beautiful beach with clean white sand and enclosed by high cliffs. The blue sky is its roof and its walls are decorated with green trees. The entrances to the cave is on the west of the island.

Ko Kra Dan (Kra Dan Island) This island is Trang's most beautiful island covering an area of 600 Rai. Five parts out of six of the island is under the responsbility of Hat Chao Mai National Park. The rest of it is covered by privat rubber plantations and coconut plantations as well as restaurants and accommodation for tourists. One of the highlights of the island is its beautiful beach of very find white sand as fine as powder. The other highlights include its crystal clear blue water though which you can see beautiful coral reefs on the north side of the island, together with colorful fish moving gracefully.

On the other side of the island. There is a small basin where big waves rolling onto the beach making it very suitable surfing.
credit : Tourism Authority of Thailand

http://smiling-holiday.blogspot.com/2008/07/tham-le-khao-kohp-lae-cave-trang.html