WoW Tour and Travel

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BACKGROUND

This company builds on march 24th 2011, at D.K.I Jakarta, Indonesia. The name of “WOW” was taken from “Window Of the World” and from people responses about something amazing with saying “WOW”. Window Of the World means our tour company could be Window Of the World for people. From that name, we hope all people which touring with us can say WOW, because they are amaze with our tour. Our vision is can become a favorite tour and travel for all people. Our mission are triple EX such as Exchange, Experience, Explore.

First is Exchange the transaction then people get Experience with Exploring highlight of Thailand. And give the best services for customer.

Structure of Organization :

Manager : Novia Natalia

Secretary : Angela

Accounting : Velga Carlan

Tour Management : Sylvia Suryawinata

Tour Operator : Adisty Silvianita

Ticketing : Inez

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Contact us

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Contact us

Name of Company : WOW Tour and Travel

Address : Jl. IKPN 74 Tanah Kusir Bintaro

Jakarta Selatan 12330

Phone : 021 – 7377738

Mobile :

Fax : 021 – 73887763

Email : wowtourtravel@yahoo.com

wowtourtravel@gmail.com

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Pattaya

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Pattaya (พัทยา) is a popular tourist resort on the Gulf Coast of Eastern Thailand, about 150 km south-east of Bangkok. Pattaya is most famous for its go-go and beer bars, but local authorities have made efforts to provide more family-friendly attractions and activities. Although the sex industry is still going strong and sex tourism remains the key money earner for Pattaya, the resort also attracts local families and holidaymakers from far and wide. If you are going to be offended by the sight of fat old men hand in hand with young Thai women (and/or men), then Pattaya is probably not the place for you.
Efforts by the local authorities over the past few years have improved the quality of the beaches, but they are still lacklustre by Thailand's standards, and over-development has long since destroyed some of the natural charms the area once had. However, the plethora of hotels and guest houses, and easy access from the capital and airport, make it a popular weekend getaway. Catering for over five million tourists yearly, Pattaya is also able to offer an excellent range of eating choices and a wide variety of things to do and see. Its population is a colorful mix of nationalities and ethnicities from near and far.

"Greater Pattaya" occupies most of the coastline of Banglamung (one of the eleven districts that comprise Chonburi Province). It is divided into a larger northern section which spans the areas to the east of Naklua Beach (the most northern beach) and Pattaya Beach (the main beach) plus the Buddha Hill headland (immediately south of Pattaya Beach), and a smaller southern section covering the area to the east of Jomtien Beach (which lies directly south of Buddha Hill) including Dongtan Beach. The beaches of Jomtien are much broader and generally in better shape, and the atmosphere locally is more sedate and family-oriented, than at Pattaya Beach.

Tourism Object in Pattaya that will be visited are :

Gems Gallery
Laser Buddha
Hard Rock Shop
Alcazar Cabaret Show
Honey Shop
Suphattra Land
Dried Food

Sumber : http://wikitravel.org/

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Siam Niramit: The Sumptuous Cultural Show in Bangkok

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With its rich history that reads like an epic novel, Thailand is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing Asian nations, replete with over 700 years of captivating culture, customs and traditions. But just how Thailand's spawning seven centuries are brilliantly captured into a 90-minute production, Siam Niramit has the answer.

Housing the Ratchada Theatre, a miniature Thai village, Sawasdee Restaurant and a souvenir shop all under one roof, the Siam Niramit compound is decked out in contemporary Thai style, with small 'salas' (gazebos) and sculptures of Kinnaree, a mythical winged creature prevalent in many Thai fables. Here you can also feed the elephants, listen to a 'ranad' (Thai xylophone) band and take pictures with characters from the show.

Sumber : http://www.siamniramit.com/oldweb/bangkok-cultural-show.php

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MALL MBK CENTER (MAH BOON KRONG)

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MBK Center , an enormous 8-storey marble mall opened in 1985, is one of the biggest shopping malls in Asia . The center provides over 2,000 stores and services, over 150 eating establishments and a large cinema city. Shopping here, you'll find a variety of negotiable products including clothes, cosmetics, leathered items, jewelry, electronics, information technology products, furniture, restaurants, supermarket, theaters, karaoke and 4-storey department store (Tokyu).

Due to the size and millennium outlook, MBK Center has been accepted to be one of the most recognizable buildings in Bangkok . Since the mall is situated at the heart of Bangkok and is the beginning of shopping centers laid along Sukhumvit Road , Bangkok 's main shopping street, here is always the first point of shoppers' journey.

Nowadays, MBK Center daily supports 105,000 customers including 30,000 tourists from all around the world. It is such a large number that MBK Center is considered to be the most visited mall in Thailand and proven that we are the one-stop shopping center which you really shouldn't miss.

Tourists can get to MBK Center by taking BTS Sky Train to W1 Station (National Stadium Station) on Silom Line. Or if being on Sukhumvit Line, you have to transfer train at Siam Interchange Station.

Sumber : http://www.siamsabai.com/mbk_mall.html

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WAT ARUN (TEMPLE OF DAWN)

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The prang of Wat Arun on the bank of Cho Phraya River is one of Bangkok 's world-famous landmarks. From a French map of Thonburi made in the reign of King Narai it can be seen that the temple existed when Ayutthaya was Siam 's capital.

The temple was formerly known as Wat Makok, and when King Taksin built his palace, he ordered the temple to be annexed to it. The king restored it and renamed it "Wat Jaeng". It was restored again by King Rama II, and renamed "Wat Arunratchatharam". King Rama IV later changed the name to "Wat Arunratchawararam"

Sumber : http://www.siamsabai.com/temple_3.html

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Grand Palace

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When King Rama I took the throne as the first monarch of the Chakri Dynasty in 1781, he moved his capital from Thonburi to the other bank. He then ordered the construction of the Royal Grand Palace as the centre of the new city.

Inside the Royal Grand Palace are the Maha Monthien group of buildings, the Throne Halls, and other palaces and buildings. These have been renovated, refurbished, repaired, extended and added to continually as appropriate to every reign since then.

Chakri Throne Hall: Hybrid Thai-European architecture built in the reign of King Rama V with the throne hall itself in European style and the roof in a Thai throne hall style.

Chakrapatpiman Throne Hall: The chief throne hall of the Monthien group, and the early Chakri kings mostly stayed in this throne hall.

Dusit Throne Hall: Cruciform style built in the reign of King Rama I. Inside is a Throne decorated in pearl and Phratanratchabanjathorn, a couch of King Rama I.

Royal Decorations & Coins Division: Ranks and coinage has 13 exhibition rooms: Rooms 1-3, royal ranks; Room 6, the apparel of the Emerald Buddha which is changed according to season; Room 7, royal regalia and Room 12, historical money etc.

Sumber : http://www.siamsabai.com/palace_1.html

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Suppatra land

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Park Supatra Land Agricultural large an area of over 700 rais area is rubber Suansom vineyard to some of the remaining majority of approximately 450 rai planted fruit tropical taste better than 20 species such as rambutan, durian, mangosteen, mango monkey star apple jack taking coconut,. . longan, pomelo, dragon fruit Wollongong as a surface decoration is beautiful heaven is proportional to the Agro-Tourism interestingly.

Open to public traffic thoroughly. Have seen in the way of gardening. Maintenance. The harvested. Taste the cool taste of fruit in the garden fully To experience happiness. Enjoy the fruits of UK perfect one in eastern Thailand.

Supatra Land Park is located at 70 Moo 10, Nong Khai, Rayong wave A. fruit in season around April to June Garden activities by rickshaw service Medallion garden variety of fruits. Visitors can sample fresh fruit from the beginning. Or you buy a souvenir hands back home. If the diet with I like soup is delicious menu Liang house garden Curry shrimp. Pour sauce red snapper. Thai tour fee 200 foreigners 300 baht per car round the garden for half an hour. Accommodation Service is open daily from 8:00 to 18:00 a.

Sumber : www.thailandg.com/852/Rayong/...and.../Supatra-Land-Park.html

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Lasser buddha

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Jump on your motorbike or hop in your car and take a day off from Pattaya and all the partying. The temples below are in the enormous Wat Yansangwararam which is close to Buddha Mountain and well worth a visit. The Wat has beautiful parks, temples and yes you guessed it plenty of Buddha statues and images.

130 meters tall Buddha image carved into a Mountain. This makes it the largest Buddha Image in the world. It is 130 meters tall and 70 meters wide. The carving is inlaid with gold and has been carved into the rock by laser technology in 1990 and was officially opened in 1993 by His Majesty King Bhumibol. Buddha Mountain or Khao Chee Chan is next to the temple compound of Wat Yansangwararam.

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Gems jewellery

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The ultimate shopping experience for jewelry products in Bangkok, Chiangmai,

Phuket & Pattaya with price and quality lifetime guaranteed.

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Bangkok

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Bangkok is Thailand's capital and gateway city. Founded in 1782 by King Rama

I, it is the epitome of the country's kaleidoscopic blend of old and new. More than anywhere else, it is an expression of the Thais' respect for tradition coupled with their vibrant involvement with modern progress.
Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, a few kilometres upstream from its outflow into the Gulf of Siam, Bangkok sprawls across a flat alluvial plain. It is the capital in every sense of the word.
It is where the Royal family resides, it is the seat of government and administration, and it is the focal point for virtually all major industrial, commercial and financial activity. It is the country's main port and home to one tenth of the Kingdom's population.

Such an all-important role is reflected in the capital's proper name, Krung Thep. This translates as "City of Angels" and is the first in a whole string of illustrious titles that properly define the place and, incidentally, earn a listing in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's longest place name.

To the Thais, Bangkok is always Krung Thep, the spiritual and symbolic as well physical heart of the nation. Initial impressions are of a modern dynamic metropolis bustling with business. The skyline is dominated by thrusting high-rise office buildings, condominiums, luxury hotels, department stores and shopping malls. But it takes only a short while to become captivated by the spell the city casts, and to realize that it is, indeed, the Orient's most exotic capital.

Joyfully exuberant, Bangkok embraces latter-day developments though, surprisingly, modern building does not obliterate a wealth of monuments to traditional glories. In the soaring roofs and tapering gilded spires of the Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Temple of Dawn and the rest of Bangkok's more than 400 Buddhist temples, you are presented with images of
awe-inspiring Oriental splendour. Contained within such monuments are masterpieces of sculpture, painting and decorative arts attesting to the nation's artistic achievement.

Once you begin to explore Bangkok you begin to realize just how much there is to discover. In addition to the city's most famous monuments and sights there are numerous lesser known places of great interest. Wat Ratchabophit, for example, is a remarkable temple distinguished by rich ornamentation and an unusual layout comprising gilded chedi (shrines), four corner pavilions and circular cloister. It is located not far from the Grand Palace, vet it is often overlooked by visitors.

The same is true of many of the museums. The National Museum is not to be missed, though Vimanmek Throne Hall and Jim Thompson's House also contain many spectacular treasures.
Exploring the Chao Phraya River, Thailand's historic waterway, and the small canals of Thonburi give further insights into the history and character of this wondrous city. Indeed, the scope for sightseeing is near endless. The influence of the past and the enduring threads of the social fabric are not limited to the static. They continue to pervade daily life. Files of saffron-robed monks making their early morning alms round, for example, present an image unaltered in essentials by the passing of time.

In their unique character the Thais combine a respect for traditions with a joyful exuberance, a love of sanuk, "having a good time". Here the modern aspects of the capital complement the old and offer a host of pleasures. Not least is the joy of dining. Bangkok has restaurants serving just about every national cuisine from both East and West. From simple but good curbside food stalls and right up through the whole dining gamut to elegant, expensive restaurants and dinner cruises on the river, there is something to suit all tastes and pockets. That also applies to entertainment and night-life. From displays of classical Thai dance to cocktail lounges and discos with the latest high-tech sound and light systems, the choice is wide open.

Unique to Thailand, the traditional sport of kick boxing, in which the protagonists use feet, knees and elbows in addition to gloved fists, is especially thrilling. Bouts are held most nights of the week at one or other of Bangkok two boxing stadiums. This is the country's most popular spectator sport and should not be missed.

Bangkok also offers more highbrow cultural fare. The Thailand Cultural Centre presents an excellent and varied calendar of performances featuring both Eastern and Western dance, drama and music. Leading hotels also stage occasional shows by visiting performers and theatre groups of international stature.

Shopping is a further city delight. In recent years smart plazas, malls and department stores have mushroomed to augment the facilities provided by markets and street stalls. At the top of anyone's shopping list should be Thai silk and gems and jewellery. Silk is a traditional material now produced in a wide range of colours and designs and offering excellent value. Bangkok is also a world centre for coloured gemstones: rubies and sapphires are mined in Thailand while other stones are imported for cutting and setting. Here you will discover a superb selection of gems and finished jewellery which, while not cheap, give superb value for money.

Other top buys include tailor made clothing, leather-goods, Thai, Burmese and Khmer antiques (some requiring export licenses) and an enormous array of handicrafts in teakwood, ceramic, bronze and other traditional materials. Old Bangkok markets are sightseeing attractions in their own right. At fresh produce centres, like Samyan Market on Phayathai Road, the Marketing Organization for Farmers' Market near Chatuchak Park, or Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok's answer to London's Covent Garden, you can see the colourful and fragrant abundance of fruit, vegetables and flowers, including fabulous orchids that the fertile land produces.

Also Chatuchak Weekend Market should not be missed. Getting around Bangkok is inexpensive and convenient. Taxis and tuk tuks, three-wheeled motorized vehicles, are abundant and fares are less than those in other major capitals. Tuk tuks are a fun way to get around the city.

On the Chao Phraya there are river taxis and regularsfenttle services, or you can hire your own "long-tail" boat for a voyage of discovery. A magic place where possibilities are limited only by the imagination, the city and its surroundings present a wonderful blend of traditional sights and scenes complemented by modern facilities and amenities to offer an unrivalled travel experience.

Tourism Object in Bangkok that will be visited are :

Sumber : http://www.siamsabai.com/bangkok.html

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Ayutthaya

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Ayutthaya (full name Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya) city is the capital of Ayutthaya province in Thailand. The city was founded in 1350 by King U Thong, who went there to escape a smallpox outbreak in Lop Buri and proclaimed it the capital of his kingdom, often referred to as the Ayutthaya kingdom or Siam. It is estimated that Ayutthaya by the year 1600 CE had a population of about 300,000, with the population perhaps reaching 1,000,000 around 1700 CE, making it one of the world's largest cities at that time.

In 1767 the city was destroyed by the Burmese army, resulting in the collapse of the kingdom. The ruins of the old city now form the Ayutthaya historical park, which is recognized internationally as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city was refounded a few kilometers to the east. The city is sometimes called "Venice of the East".

Ayutthaya is named after the city of Ayodhya in India, the birthplace of Rama in the Ramayana (Thai, Ramakien); Phra is a Thai royal and noble title; Nakhon designates an important or capital city; Thai honorific Sri or Si is from the Indian term of veneration Sri.

How To Reach

International visitors can reach Ayutthaya through Bangkok. Various means of reaching Ayutthaya from Bangkok are as follows:

By Train

All trains bound for north and north-east region stop at Ayutthaya. The train journey is fast and comfortable.

By Road

Air-conditioned and normal buses operate regularly between Bangkok and Ayutthaya. From Kanchanaburi, one can board a bus for Suphanburi. Then take another bus for Ayutthaya.

By Boat

Boats too ferry between Bangkok and Ayutthaya. It is advisable to book in advance

Tourism Object in Ayutthaya that will be visit is Ayutthaya Historical Park

Sumber : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayutthaya_%28city%29

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Ayutthaya historical park

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The Ayutthaya historical park covers the ruins of the old city of Ayutthaya, Thailand, which was founded by King Ramathibodi I in 1350 and was the capital of the country until its destruction by the Burmese army in 1767.

In 1969 the Fine Arts Department began with renovations of the ruins, which became more serious after it was declared a historical park in 1976. The park was declared a UNESCO World heritage site in 1991. According to "Tourism Asia," [1] thirty-three monarchs including King Rama IV governed from Ayutthaya.

Sumber : http://en.wikipedia.org/

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ITINERARY

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Day 01 : Arrival - Ayutthaya (D)

Meeting at Soekarno Hatta International Airport, proceed to Bangkok by Garuda Indonesia. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport by flight. Transfer to Ayutthaya. Dinner at local restaurant. Check in hotel at U Thong Inn Ayutthaya.

Day 02 : Ayutthaya - Pattaya (B, L, D)

Breakfast at Hotel. Visit to Ayutthaya Historical Park transfer to Pattaya, on the way to pattaya lunch at Restaurant, visit Laser Buddha and Gems jewellery. Dinner at Restaurant. At the night watch Alcazar Show. Check in at Town Hotel Pattaya.

Day 03 : Pattaya (B, L, D)

Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast in the morning go to Coral Island. Lunch at restaurant. After lunch visit New Floating Market. Then direct to Hard Rock. Dinner at restaurant. Back to hotel.

Day 04 : Pattaya - Bangkok (B, L, D)
Breakfast at Hotel. Then go to Honey Shop continue to Suphattra Land. Lunch at restaurant. Visit to Dried Food. Then depart for Bangkok visit to MBK. Prepare watch Siam Niramit and enjoy Siam Niramit buffet dinner. Check in at Dynasty hotel Bangkok.

Day 05 : Bangkok - Jakarta (B, L, D)
Breakfast at Hotel and check out. Visit Wat Arun and lunch at restaurant. After lunch go to Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha. Transfer for shopping at Leather City. Dinner at restaurant. At the end transfer to Suvarnabhumi Airport for flight back to Jakarta.

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about Thailand

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Country

Thailand, the only Southeast Asian nation never to have been colonized by European powers, is a constitutional monarchy whose current head of state is HM Bhumibol Adulyadej. A unified Thai kingdom has existed since the mid-14th century, and Thailand was known as Siam until 1939 when it officially became the Kingdom of Thailand.

Geography

Thailand is the 50th largest country in the world; most nearly equal in size to Spain.

Located just 15 degrees north of the equator, Thailand has a tropical climate and temperatures typically range from 19 to 38 degrees C (66-100 F).

Thailand’s largest peak, Doi Inthanon, is 2,565 meters (8,415 ft) tall.
Thailand covers 510,890 sq km of land and 2,230 sq km of water.
The coastline of Thailand is 3,219 km long.
Thailand’s longest shared border is with Myanmar (Burma), stretching 1,800 km.

Weather

The weather in Thailand is generally hot and humid: typical of its location within the tropics. Generally speaking, Thailand can be divided into three seasons: “hot” season, rainy season, and “cool” season, though Thailand’s geography allows visitors to find suitable weather somewhere in the country throughout the year.

Population

The population of Thailand comprises of roughly 65 million citizens, the majority of whom are ethnically Thai, though peoples of Chinese, Indian, Malay, Mon, Khmer, Burmese, and Lao origin are also represented to varying degrees. Approximately 7 million citizens live in the capital city, Bangkok, though this number varies seasonally and is otherwise difficult to accurately count.

Area

Thailand has a rough geographical area of 514, 000 sq km (200,000 sq miles). This makes Thailand roughly equivalent in size to France or Texas.

Capital

Bangkok

People

The vast majority (roughly 80%) of Thailand’s nearly 65 million citizens are ethnically Thai. The remainder consists primarily of peoples of Chinese, Indian, Malay, Mon, Khmer, Burmese, and Lao decent. Of the 7 million citizens who live in the capital city, Bangkok, there is a greater diversity of ethnicities, including a large number of expatriate residents from across the globe. Other geographic distinctions of the population include a Muslim majority in the south near the Malaysian border, and hill tribe ethnic groups, such as the Hmong and Karen, who live in the northern mountains.

Language

More than 92% of the population speaks Thai or one of it’s regional dialects. While the Thai language is the official language of Thailand, as a result of its cosmopolitan capital city and established tourism infrastructure, English is spoken and understood throughout much of Thailand.

Religion

94.6% of Thais are Buddhist,

4.6% of Thais are Muslim
0.7% of Thais are Christian

Temperature

Located just 15 degrees north of the equator, Thailand has a tropical climate and temperatures typically range from 19 to 38 degrees C (66-100 F

Holidays

1 Jan: New Year’s Day
Feb-Mar: Makha Bucha Day: Buddhist holiday on full moon of fourth lunar month.
6 Apr: Chakri Memorial Day: Honoring the dynasty of the reigning royal family.

13-15 April: Songran, Thai new years celebration.

May: Royal Ploughing Ceremony: To honor farming season; date determined by royal astrologer
May: Visakha Bucha: Buddhist holiday on full moon of the 6th lunar month.
1 May: Labor Day
5 May: Coronation Day: Commemorating the coronation of present King of Thailand.
July: Asanha Bucha Day: Buddhist Holiday on full moon of 8th lunar month
Vassa: beginning of Buddhist lent on first waning moon of 8th lunar month
12 Aug: Queen’s Birthday-Mothers Day
23 Oct: Chulalongkorn Day: Honoring a former King of Thailand.
5 Dec: King’s Birthday-Father’s Day

10 Dec: Constitution Day: celebrating the kingdom’s first constitution.

31 Dec: New Year’s Eve
Other important holidays:
Jan: Chinese New Year

Nov: Loy Kratong

Currency

The currency of Thailand is the Thai Baht. Baht come in both coin and banknote form. The size of Thai currency, both coins and bills increases with value and varies in color….

Accommodation

Thailand hotels are some of the finest in the world, whether they are five star luxury spa retreats or quaint family-run beachfront bungalows. There is a hotel in Thailand for every type of traveler on every budget. That said, the best prices are during Thailand’s off-peak season (May – Aug), while the most expensive prices are typically during the cool season (Dec – Feb).

Whether your accommodation choice is a homestay with local villagers, a guesthouse in a backpacker district, a beach bungalow, or a five star hotel in Thailand, unless you have booked ahead, settle for nothing less than the warmest “land of smiles” hospitality.

Sumber : www.tourismthailand.org/

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For Now !!

AWESOME THAILAND 4 Day/3 Night For STP Trisakti '09

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