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Palm-Leaf Woven Carp Palm-leaf woven carp are a symbol of abundance because the fish reach full maturity at the same time that rice yields its grain. Palm-leaf woven carps are usually hung as mobiles over babies’ cradles as a way of blessing them with good health. They are items that people who visit Ayutthaya love to Learn more	Uncle Maeo’s Farm Tour As you are visiting a coastal province like Chanthaburi, seafood is one of the most favourite foods you will think of. The staff members of the Mangrove Resources Development Station 2 will suggest you to take a boat ride to the oyster farm owned by Lung Maeo, located around 20 kilometres away f Learn more
Historical Record of Dinosaur Fossil Excavation at Phu Wiang The first discovery of dinosaur fossils in Thailand was made in 1976 when the Department of Mineral Resources (Thailand) sent out a geological team to conduct a uranium survey in Phu Wiang District, Khon Kaen Province. The team discovered a large piece of fossilised bone at Pratu Ti Ma on the West Learn more	Journey through the Geologic Time Scale Within the initial part of the exhibition at the Sirindhorn Museum, we will see a large Geological Time Scale in a rectangular grid engraved on the exhibition floor. The Geological Time Scale is a system of chronological measurement that relates stratigraphy to time and is used by scientists and pal Learn more

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» Ayutthaya Floating Market in Khlong Sra Bua

» Wat Yarnnasen

» Ayutthaya Food

» Chedi Ai Phraya Yi Phraya

» The Earth’s Crust on the Move

» Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth

» Mangrove Resources Development Station 2 (Ban Tha Son, Chanthaburi)

» Chedi Phu Khao Thong and Thung Phu Khao Thong

» Ayothaya Floating Market

» Wat Thammikarat

» The Brahminy Kite

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