The Naga, or king snake, with its beard and pointed crown, is the half-brother of the garuda. Base on mythology, the two had the same father and their mothers were sisters. There is only one garuda, but there are one thousand nagas, all sworn enemies of the snake-eating half-brother. In many northern Thai temple stairway the handrails depict the great Naga, the many-headed bearded serpent with its pointed crown. The Naga is often found in Thai architecture and also frequently portrayed giving comfort and shade to the meditating Buddha, the coils of the great snake acting as a cushion while the many heads function as an umbrella.
Assignment 2Thai body language
Smiles
Smiling is consider one of the trademarks of the Thai people – this is, after all, The Land of Smiles. Thais tend to smile about anything.
You may find it a bit odd at first to have complete strangers smiling at you on the bus, in a restaurant or passing on the street. But to Thais, smiling is a friendly, quiet, Thai way to say hello.
So smile back; it’s polite and it will make you feel happier and more relaxed, too.
Sometimes when students boring they will use i-phone to play games , line ,facebook or other application but it is against the school's rules.
Chewing Gum
Many student in Thailand like to chewing gum because it is sweet,gummy and low cost ,so every student can buy its .However chewing gum in classroom during class is very bad manners in Thailand
Sleeping During Class
Sleeping during class show that you are not give concentration and respectation to your teacher
I want to go to this resort because when I wake up sometimes I want to jump it to the sea
and swimming until I tried
Rim-Pai Cottage
Positive comment : We have just returned from spending 7 nights at Rim Pai cottage in one of the garden rooms. The bungalows are clean and comfortable, and the gardens and grounds are beautifully kept. The location is perfect, overlooking the river, and within a stride of the the main walking street. The staff were all helpful and very friendly, nothing was too much trouble. The breakfast was wonderful with plenty of choice. We would recommend this resort to anyone visiting Pai.
Negative comment : PLanning on my first trip to Pai, I decide to call the hotel to make reservation with them. The hotel send us the fax confirmation with a wrong booking date on it. We called in to let them know about the mistake and ask the staff to correct it. On our side, we already made a
money transfer to hotel's banking account.
Once we were in Pai, we tried to check in to the hotel but it was fully book. And the room that we reserve for was still on the wrong date. The staff never correct the mistake for us. We ask if we could come back there and use the room in the different date since we already paid 3,000 Baht (USD 88) for our one night there. But the hotel manager refused to accommodate us with anything and wouldn't try to resolve any issue there neither. He said that the only way he would do anything is if I could prove that his staff made a mistake on the reservation. This is the most frustrate conversation I ever had with any hotel staffs. How can I tape record the phone conversation. I truly don't know this is coming. So if you plan to book this hotel, my advise is to walk in. The rate is the same. Think twice if you are going to make advance payment. Because if there's any mistake that might happen, this hotel will not help you solve anything and you will end up lost your money like I did. And this is truly not what you expect to have during your holiday.
Tokyo
Guide Tour
·enjoy a
panoramic view of the city from Tokyo Tower
·Participate
in a traditional tea ceremony
·Stop
for photos at the plaza in front of the Imperial Palace
·Cruise
Sumida River to Asakusa
·Walk
the shop lined Nakamise-dori leading to Sensoji Temple
·Drive
through the world-famous shopping district of Ginza
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