Wat Maha that
Wat Na Phra That or Wat Maha That is believed to have been built during the 12th century prior to Ayutthaya’s establishment to house the Buddha’s relics. According to ancient Thai tradition, Wat Mahathat represented the city centre as it enshrined relics of the Buddha. Thus, we found temples called
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Exploring the Mangrove Forest
The Mangrove Resources Development Station 2 is located in the Welu River estuary, which is one of the biggest mangrove ecosystems in Thailand. This must-see highlight encourages visitors to walk and enjoy the beauty of the natural mangrove forests. The 1,200-metre nature trail on the wooden br
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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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Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth
Dinosaurs evolved from reptiles. They increased in number and species and spread out to the entire Earth during the Mesozoic Era, the geological time frame that spanned 251 to 65 million years ago. The Mesozoic Era was subdivided into three periods: Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous. During the Tr
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