Wat Worachettharam
Wat Worachettharam, or Wat Worachet for short, is an ancient royal temple situated in Ko Mueang. It lies between Wat Lokayasutharam and Wat Woraphot inside the compound of Wang Lang, or the Rabbit Park. The history of this temple remains shrouded in the past. Some believe it was built in 1593 by
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The Brahminy Kite
Known as the “Red-backed White-necked Eagle” by the locals in the Welu River estuary, these birds have a common name called “Brahminy Kites”. The Brahminy Kite is a medium-sized bird of prey. Female adults are bigger than the male adults. The length of a female when measured from its beak to the ta
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Dinosaurs also Lived in Thailand
Hundreds of millions of years ago, there were many varieties of dinosaurs that lived and searched for food in primitive Thailand. Their bodies were buried and overtime those remains, which were underground, became fossils. Paleobiologists found fossilised bones of over 16 genera of dinosaurs in T
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Bring the Dinosaurs back to Life
The heart of where dinosaur scientific research and investigation are conducted is in the laboratory. Here at the Sirindhorn Museum, the laboratory is transformed into a research exhibition where visitors can watch through the glass wall to observe the lab and how scientists are working. Looking
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