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12 519660-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 1:11 PM Page 241 Index A Ayutthaya, 6, 66–68 Ayutthaya World Heritage Fair, 54 Abseiling, 142 Accommodations Andaman Coast, 145–157 Bangkok, 71–80 B best, 6–9 Eastern Gulf, 106–115 Baby equipment, 38. See also specific Kanchanaburi, 68, 69 items Koh Samui Coast, 184–194 Babylon Restaurant and Bouncy Castle Northern Thailand, 218–226 Park (Koh Samui), 9, 195 rates, 17, 30–33 Baby milk, 20–21 Activities and attractions Backpacking, 143 Andaman Coast, 127–135, 139, Ban Chang Thai (Koh Chang), 106 142–145 Bangkok, 44–84 Bangkok, 56–66 accommodations, 71–80 best, 36–37 activities and attractions, 56–66 Eastern Gulf, 93–100, 103–104, 106 dining, 80–84 Koh Samui Coast, 169–176, 183 events, family-friendly, 52–54 Northern Thailand, 206–214, 216–218 excursions from, 66–71 Air travel, 24–27, 47, 139 maps, 44–45 Alangkarn Pattaya Show, 115 top 10 attractions, 56 Alcohol, 38 Bangkok Children’s Discovery Museum, All-terrain vehicles. See Quad bikes 56–57 Andaman Coast, 118–160 Banglamphu (Bangkok), 63 accommodations, 145–157 Bangrak (Koh Samui), 167 activities and attractions, 127–135, Bangtao Beach (Phuket), 123 139, 142–145 Ban Niang, 137 beaches, 121–123 Ban Phe, 98 dining, 157–160 Beaches events, family-friendly, 125 best, 4 maps, 118, 124, 136, 138 Khao Lak, 137 top 10 attractions, 126–127 Koh Chang, 105–106 Andaman Sea Kayaks, 134 Koh Samui, 167 Ang Thong Marine Park (Koh Samui), Krabi, 6, 140–143 4, 169, 174 Pattaya, 86, 90, 93–94 Ao Bang Po (Koh Samui), 166 Phuket, 121–123, 126, 130 Ao Maenam (Koh Samui), 166 Big Blue (Koh Samui), 174 Ao Nang (Krabi), 140, 143 Big Buddha Beach (Koh Samui), 167, 170 Ao Noi Na (Koh Samet), 112 Bike rentals, 143, 210 Ao Phang Kha (Koh Samui), 167 Bike tours, 56, 58–59, 135, 211 Ao Prao (Koh Samet), 102, 111–112 Blue Lagoon Water Sports Club Ao Wong Duan Beach (Koh Samet), 102 (Pattaya), 94 Apartment rentals, 78, 80, 109, 223 Boat rentals. See Sailboat rentals; Sea Aquariums canoes Ban Phe, 98 Boat tours best, 4–5 of Bangkok’s klongs, 5, 56, 61–63 Oasis SeaworldCOPYRIGHTED (Koh Samet), 103–104 of ChiangMATERIAL Mai, 207–208, 217 Phuket Aquarium, 135 dinner cruises, 83 Samui Aquarium and Tiger Zoo (Koh along Opium Trail, 217–218 Samui), 172–173 of Phang-nga Bay’s hongs, 3, 133–134 Siam Ocean World (Bangkok), Bophut, 167 5, 63, 64 Border crossings, 92 Underwater World (Pattaya), 98 Bo Sang, 209 Asalha Puja, 19, 53–54 Bo Sang Umbrella Fair, 203 ATMs, 54, 91, 103, 104, 126, 144, Botanical gardens, 94–95 168, 204 Bowling, 99, 175, 207 ATV Chiang Mai Tours, 211 Boxing, Thai, 135, 196 241 12 519660-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 1:11 PM Page 242 Breastfeeding, 38 Consulates, 39, 205 Bridge over the River Kwai (Kanchanaburi), Cooking classes, 135, 143, 207 68, 70 Coral Island Beach Club (Koh Hae), 132 Index Buak Pat Public Park (Chiang Mai), 210 Coral reefs, 4, 139–140, 169 Buggies, 21 Coral Seekers, 134 Bully Bowl (Chiang Mai), 207 Coronation Day, 19 Bungee jumping, 99, 135, 211 Credit cards, 16, 39 Buses, 28 Crocodile egg-hatching (event), 91 Business hours, 38 Crocodile farms Butterfly farms Million Years Stone Park (Pattaya), 100 Phuket Butterfly Garden and Samui Crocodile Farm (Koh Samui), Insectarium, 129 173 Samui Butterfly Farm (Koh Samui), Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm 169, 173 (Bangkok), 63 Cruises, 83 Currency, 16 Customs, 15, 41–42 C Cable Ski Kathu (Phuket), 126, 129 Canopy Adventures (Koh Samui), 175, 176 D Car hire, 54, 91, 204 Car rentals, 27, 123, 125, 164, 168, 182 Damnoen Saduak floating market Carriers, baby, 21 (Kanchanaburi), 69 Car seats, 21 Dance, Thai, 83–84, 196, 229 Catamarans, 134, 178 Death Railway Museum Central City Bangna Mall (Bangkok), 64 (Kanchanaburi), 70 Central Tour (Mae Hong Sun), 216 Dengue fever, 22, 87, 113, 235 Chakri Day, 19 Dentists, 55, 91, 92, 205 Chalong Beach (Phuket), 122 Destination Air, 139 Chang Chutiman Tour (Koh Chang), 106 Diarrhoea, 235–236 Charoen Krung Road (Bangkok), 62 Dining, 33–34 Chaweng (Koh Samui), 167 Andaman Coast, 157–160 Chemists, 22, 38, 54, 91, 105, 205 Bangkok, 80–84 Chiang Mai, 19, 199–215, 218–224, best, 9–10 226–229 Eastern Gulf, 115–116 accommodations, 218–224 Northern Thailand, 226–229 activities and attractions, 206–214 Dinner cruises, 83 dining, 226–229 Dinner shows, 83–84, 115, 116, 196, 229 events, family-friendly, 203–204 Dino Park Mini-Golf (Phuket), 127 excursions from, 214, 215 Diving, 36 map, 201 best, 3–4 Chiang Mai Adventure Tours, 211 Koh Chang, 106 Chiang Mai Doll-Making Centre and Koh Phi Phi, 144–145 Museum, 209 Koh Samui, 4, 174–175 Chiang Mai Marvel Travel, 218 Koh Tao, 180 Chiang Mai Mountain Biking, 211 Krabi, 139 Chiang Mai Night Safari, 207 Pattaya, 4, 93, 100 Chiang Mai Rock Climbing Adventures Phuket, 134 Limited, 211 Dolphins, swimming with, 103–104 Chiang Mai Sky Adventure, 208, 211 Don Muang Airport, 27 Chiang Mai Speed Go Karts, 212 Dream World (Bangkok), 56, 59–60 Chiang Mai Thai Cookery School, 207 Drinking water, 41, 238 Chiang Mai Zoo, 206–207 Driving, 27, 106, 167, 178 Chiang Rai, 216–218, 225–226 Chiao Lan Lake, 128 Childcare, 65, 72–73, 174 Chinatown (Bangkok), 62 E Chinatown Vegetarian Food Festival, 54 Chinese New Year, 18–19, 52–53 Eagle House, 213 Choeng Mon (Koh Samui), 167 Earth Wind and Fire Company Limited Chopstick Mountain (Hua Hin), 183 (Chiang Mai), 208 Cinemas, 63–64, 175 Eastern Gulf, 86–116 Climate, 18, 94, 119, 163 accommodations, 106–115 Clothing, appropriate, 21, 34, 215 activities and attractions, 93–100, Club Loongchat (Pattaya), 94 103–104, 106 Constitution Day, 20 dining, 115–116 events, family-friendly, 91 242 12 519660-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 1:11 PM Page 243 maps, 86, 89, 101, 105 Golden Triangle Tours (Chiang Rai), Index top 10 attractions, 93 216, 217 Easy Divers (Koh Samui), 174 Golf, 93 Eating out. See Dining Grand Palace (Bangkok), 62 Electricity, 39 Gray, John, 131, 133 Elephant Roundup, 20 Group travel, 26 Elephants, 99, 176 Guest houses, 8–9, 194 best experience with, 4 camps, 4, 211–212 rides, 135, 172, 216 tour camps, 93, 106 H training classes, 212, 216 Embassies, 39, 54–55 Haad Rin (Koh Phangan), 176 Emerald Buddha, 62 Hall of Opium (Sop Ruak), 217, 218 Emerald Pool (Krabi), 143 Handicrafts, 199, 203 Emergencies, 39, 168, 179, 182 Hat Nopparat Thara (Krabi), 140 Erawan Shrine (Bangkok), 57 Hat Sai Kew, 4, 102 Events, family-friendly Health, 103, 234–238 Andaman Coast, 125 Health clinics, 144 Bangkok, 52–54 Heat exhaustion and heat stroke, 236 best, 3 Highchairs, 21 Eastern Gulf, 91 Hill lodges, 214, 223–224 Northern Thailand, 203–204 Holidays, 18–20 Exchange rates, 16 Homestays, 10, 127–128, 212 Excursions Hongs, 3, 133, 143 Bangkok, 66–71 Horseback riding, 100, 135, 183 from Chiang Rai, 217–218 Horseshoe Point Resort and Country Club Koh Samui Coast, 168 (Pattaya), 100 Northern Thailand, 214, 215 Hospitals, 55, 69, 92, 126, 168–169, Express River Taxis, 62 182, 205 Hot-air ballooning, 208 Hot Spring Waterfall (Krabi), 143 Hua Hin, 171, 180–183, 191–196 F Hua Hin Thai Show, 196 Family highlights aquarium, 4–5 beaches, 4 I elephant experience, 4 history lesson, 6 Ice rinks, 59 river journeys, 5 Immunisations, 22 snorkelling and diving, 3–4 Imperial World Ice Skating (Bangkok), 59 tiger experience, 5 Insect bites, 22, 235 waterborne adventure, 3 Insurance, 21–22 Fantasia Island (Bangkok), 64 International Kite Festival, 53, 60 Fantasia Lagoon (Bangkok), 64 Internet, 23, 55, 92, 103, 105, 126, 169, Farangs, 35 179, 205 Festivals, 18–20 First-aid, 235 Fishing, 103, 207 Flight of the Gibbon (Chiang Mai), 213 J Float-planes, 139 Jellyfish, 105–106, 113, 236 Flower Festival, 19, 203 Jim Thompson’s House (Bangkok), 60–61 Formula, baby, 20–21 Jomtien Beach (Pattaya), 86, 90, 93–94 Full Moon Parties (Koh Phangan), 176 Jong Kham Lake, 216 Funny Land (Pattaya), 96 Jungle Bungee (Kathu), 135 Jungle Bungee (Pattaya), 99 Jungle Safari ( Koh Samui), 171 G Gaeng hang lan mop, 228 Gardens. See Parks and gardens K Gems, 35 Kamala Beach (Phuket), 123 Go karting, 99, 172, 206, 212 Kanchanaburi, 68–71 Golden Mount Fair, 54 Kanchanaburi Monkey School, 70 Golden Triangle, 216 Karon Beach (Phuket), 121, 122 243 12 519660-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 1:11 PM Page 244 Kata Beach (Phuket), 121, 122, 126, 130 L Katoey, 196 Kayaking, 143, 145 Labour Day, 19 Index KE Hangout (Koh Phi Phi), 145 Laguna Resort (Bangtao Beach), 123 Khan toke, 229 Lakeland Cable Water Ski (Pattaya), 99 Khao, 233 Lamai Bay (Koh Samui), 167 Khao Lak, 135–137, 139, 152–153, 158 Landline phones, 23 accommodations, 152–153 Laundry, 31 activities and attractions, 139 Leoland Water Park (Bangkok), 64 dining, 158 Loi Krathong, 20, 54, 125, 204 map, 136 Lomprayah Catatmaran (Koh Khao niaw mamuang, 234 Phangan), 178 Khao Phansa, 19 Long-necked women, 217 Khao phat, 233 Longtail boats, 3, 5, 56, 61, 141, 145 Khao San Road (Bangkok), 63, 71 Lost Lagoon Waterpark (Phuket), 129 Khao sawy, 229 Lost property, 39 Khao Sok National Park, 128–129, Lumpini Park (Bangkok), 60 135, 139 King Chulangkom holiday, 20 King’s Birthday, 20 King’s Cup Annual Elephant Polo, 19 M Kiteboarding Asia (Koh Samui), 170–171 Kites, flying, 56, 60, 183 Mae Hong Son, 215–216, 224–225 Kitesurfing, 93–94 Mae Ping River Cruises (Chiang Mai), 207 Klong Muang (Krabi), 141 Mae Rim, 211 Klongs, 61 Mae Sa, 211 Klong Son Elephant Camp (Koh Maesa Elephant Camp (Chiang Mai), Chang), 106 206, 211–212 Koh Chang, 87, 104–106, 113–115 Mae Sai Mekong, 217 Koh Jum, 145, 155–156 Mae Salong, 217 Koh Kret, 58 Mae Tang Valley, 213 Koh Lanta, 145, 156–157, 160 Magha Puja, 19 Koh Phangan, 176–179, 190–191 Magic Statue Garden (Koh Samui), 171 Koh Phi Phi, 143–145, 155 Mahout,
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    HEALING HARMONY A Guide to Health & W ellness Holidays in T hailand HEALING HARMONY A Guide to Health & Wellness Holidays in Thailand Chiva-Som International Health Resort CREDITS Published by born Distinction Co., Ltd. 2044/20 New Petchburi Road, Bangkapi, Huay Kwang, Bangkok 10310 Thailand www.borndistinction.com Working Team for This Book Editor in Chief: Nuengnimmarn Na Nakorn Project Director: Jidapa Julakasilp Project Manager: Wanida Tirapas Advisor: Dr. Prapa Wongphaet, Dr. Anthony Perillo, Todd A. Nagle Content Editor: Jeff Petry, Todd A. Nagle, Jeremy Kempler-Johanson Proofreader: James Haft, Bonita Rose-Aimee Kennedy, Susanne Robinson Designer: Chira CH., J. Janjaturonrasamee, Asana Yuman Illustrations Assistant: Sasithorn Namamaka Editorial Assistant: Manatsawee Ketudat, Nipattra Weerathong, Santi Ngamlert, Kanyapak Chaipun, Sawarin Siriyong, Researcher: Sansanee Khurana, Panhathai Khaosawee Copyright © 2011 born Distinction Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part by any means without prior written permission by the publisher is strictly prohibited. Printed in Bangkok, Thailand Healing Harmony: A Guide to Health and Wellness Holidays in Thailand ISBN: 978-616-90997-1-0 Chiva-Som International Health Resort MESSAGE FROM PUBLISHER It’s proven that smiling relieves stress, eases anxiety, boosts the immune system and lowers blood pressure, as well as releasing natural biological chemicals within our bodies that help reduce pain while boosting our mood and increasing happiness. The stress- free environment of our ‘Land of Smiles’ is the perfect place to not only recuperate from procedures, but also achieve better results through faster healing processes. Not only can you find a multitude of medical/wellness solutions in major cities such as Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya, but also throughout the country with therapies available in smaller cities like Chiang Rai, or island paradises like Koh Chang.
  • SC61 Doc. 41 Annex 3 (English Only / Únicamente En Inglés / Seulement En Anglais)

    SC61 Doc. 41 Annex 3 (English Only / Únicamente En Inglés / Seulement En Anglais)

    SC61 Doc. 41 Annex 3 (English only / únicamente en inglés / seulement en anglais) Annex 3 Conservation of and trade in tigers and other Appendix-1 Asian big cat species Report submitted by CITES Management Authority of Thailand for the 61st meeting of the Standing Committee To comply with Resolution Conf. 12.5, Thailand has taken various steps on implementing conservation of and trade in tigers and other Appendix-1 Asian big cat including research, population sustainable conservation and management, public awareness, and related law enforcement. 1. The status of Tigers in Thailand In Thailand, tigers occur in 25 of 188 terrestrial protected areas from the southern border with Malaysia to the far north near the borders with Laos and Myanmar. Nine of twenty five protected areas have moderate to high tiger density, and only two of these nine protected areas have a high density of tigers. Currently tigers occur in 10 of 17 recognized terrestrial forest complexes. Six of ten forest complexes support low density of tigers, and one (Western Forest Complex) has a core area with a high tiger density (Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary) while the other three forest complexes (Khaeng Krachan Forest Complex, Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex (DP-KY), and Hala-Bala Forest Complex) support moderate tiger density. During the year 2008 and 2009, Thailand’s tiger biologists from Khao Nang Rum Wildlife Research Station conducted camera trap surveys in Huai Kha Khaeng and Thung Yai Wildlife Sanctuary documenting photo- captures of 39 and 14 individual tigers, respectively. Based on the results and the sign surveys summarized above, biologists have reached a consensus conclusion that there are likely 190-250 tigers remaining in Thailand.
  • Tiger Selfies Exposed: a Portrait of Thailand's Tiger Entertainment Industry

    Tiger Selfies Exposed: a Portrait of Thailand's Tiger Entertainment Industry

    Tiger selfies exposed A portrait of Thailand’s tiger entertainment industry Introduction Wildlife tourism, worth up to $250 billion (USD) annually1,2 There is no evidence so far that any of the other venues is big business. It is estimated that globally wildlife tourism referred to in this report are involved in the unlawful attractions condemn around 550,000 wild animals3 trade of tigers or their body parts. However, our to appalling, mostly unseen suffering. Because the research shows that at some venues there are significant pain and distress is largely hidden, visitors are usually discrepancies in reported and observed tiger numbers oblivious to the horrific abuse and conditions endured that raises serious questions. Particularly, regarding the for tourist entertainment. seemingly common practice of ‘speed-breeding’ captive tigers without any conservation benefits. Captive tigers are particular victims of irresponsible tourism – their suffering fuelled by the demand for selfies and photo sharing on social media. These majestic and Expanding a cruel industry endangered predators are bred, used and abused to create entertainment for tourists and boost the profits of Despite international outcry against tiger farming for the wildlife attractions, travel companies and sometimes trade in body parts and for entertainment, this practice illegal traders. remains on-going cross Asia. Following our 2010 research into the welfare of wild animals in Thailand’s wildlife tourism entertainment venues, we revisited the same venues in Suffering for a lifetime 2015 and 2016. We also visited new venues established since 2010. They endure a lifetime of suffering starting with early removal from their mothers followed by unrelenting handling Our researchers uncovered an expanding industry with and stressful interactions with visitors.