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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	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 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	Phu Kum Khao Dinosaur Excavation Site Phu Kum Khao is a hill formed in the middle of a rice field in Sahatsakhan district of Kalasin Province. Phu Kum Khao is the excavation site where the fossilised remains of dinosaur skeletons were mostly discovered. The history of the Phu Kum Khao dinosaur excavation site began in 1970 when Phrakh Learn more

» Uncle Maeo’s Farm Tour

» Wat Ratchaburana

» Rong Mai Community

» Phu Kum Khao Dinosaur Excavation Site

» Khum Khun Phaen

» Exploring the Mangrove Forest

» Palm-Leaf Woven Carp

» Dinosaurs also Lived in Thailand

» The Earth’s Crust on the Move

» The Birth of Dinosaur Fossils

» Introduction to Our New Dinosaur Discovery: 4 New Species Found In Thailand

» The Candy Floss and Roti Wraps Route

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