Sea Red Lotus

Sea Red Lotus

Sea Red Lotus. Nong han Kumphawapi an ecosystem that is one's own is both fish and waterfowl abundance and encourages the lotus, red is a huge and important people around Nunghan livelihood. sufficiently well maintained. It does not destroy the ecosystems and clean water in Nonghan. Endowed with a complete ecosystem. Red lotus blossom bloom went beautifully until full.

Nonghan is a large natural water sources. It has an area of ​​up to 22,500 acres, or 36 square kilometers. With a length of up to 80 km long ridge around Nong Han district in Kumphawapi majority. And some in the district Prachaksinlapakhom sharp. And Ku Kaeo district. A source of water for agriculture and domestic. Consumption of villagers living around Nonghan. It has been announced for the area. Wetlands are one of Thailand.

If tourists want to see red lotus bloom across the Nong Han. Should come in late October - late February. Which is considered the lotus are in full bloom and the day lotus are in full bloom in the early morning until about 11:00 pm in the period during which the visitors can see the lotus in full bloom as well as the source of the Nong Han. the "sea of ​​red lotus"

The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery (known locally as the Don-Rak War Cemetery) is the main Prisoner of War (POW) cemetery associated with victims of the Burma Railway. It is located on the main road (Saeng Chuto Road) through the town of Kanchanaburi, Thailand, adjacent to an older Chinese cemetery. It was designed by Colin St Clair Oakes and is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. There are 6,982 former POWs buried there, mostly Australian, British and Dutch. It contains the remains of prisoners buried beside the south section of the railway from Bangkok to Nieke apart from those identified as Americans, whose remains were repatriated.

There are 1,896 Dutch war graves, the rest being from Britain and the Commonwealth. Two graves contain the ashes of 300 men who were cremated. The Kanchanaburi Memorial gives the names of 11 from India who are buried in Muslim cemeteries.

Close by (across a side road) is the Thailand–Burma Railway Museum about the railway and the prisoners who built it.

Bridge on the River Kwai

 

 Bridge on the River Kwai

Bridge on the River Kwai is a historically important one. The bridge is the most important of the Death Railway. The World War 2 by the Japanese army had captured Allied troops, including American English, Australia, Holland and New Zealand, approximately 61,700 people and laborers, the Chinese Yuan, Thailand, Burma, India, Malaya, Java, most of them. The construction of the railway line strategy. A route through Burma. One has to cross the path of the River Kwai. The bridge had to be built up. Building bridges and railway lines. Fraught with difficulties. The violence of war and pestilence. And food shortages. The thousands of prisoners died. During World War II, the bridge was damaged. Thailand has a new government, and repair. After the war ended the year 2489 until the present, be regarded as a bridge over the River Kwai. A symbol of peace.

Passion Fruit

 Passion Fruit 

Passion Fruit, or commonly referred to as sundae I have 2 types.
   Purple fruit (Passiflora edulis) and
   The yellow (P.edulis f. Flavicarpa).
There are hybrids. Between yellow and purple that can adapt to the environment than the original. Kind of passion by taking advantage of the following.
   1. Use fresh. Species include the purple. Results are rounded or oval. Diameter of about 4-5 cm, weight about 50 -60 grams, when ripe fruit is dark purple. A sweet taste and aroma than the yellow varieties. Rated to be eaten fresh.
   2. Use processing type, the yellow Which is larger than the purple. Diameter of about 6 cm, weight about 80 to 120 grams of ripe yellow and thick. Meat in the juice with high acidity than the purple sour suitable for processing into juice drinks.

Buddhist Lent

Buddhist Lent

The commencement of the three-month Buddhist Lent, Known among Thais as Khao Phansa, traditionally falls on the first day of the waxing moon of the eighth lunar month. During this period, coinciding with the rainy season, Buddhist monks and novices remain closeted in their particular monasteries, discouraged from spending nights elsewhere.

The custom of spending three months of the rainy season in a fixed place is a ritual successfully observed since the time of the Lord Buddha. In those day, however, villagers attributed young seedling damage at the start of the planting season to unnecessary travel by monks. Realizing that monks on pilgrimages could accidentally tread on young plants, the Lord Buddha decreed that his followers spend three months of the rainy season in permanent dwellings.

In cases of necessity, such as taking care of sick monks or parents or conducting religious functions, monks may travel and stay away from their monasteries during this period. However, they are required to return within seven days.

To observe Buddhist Lent, Buddhists usually perform merit making, giving alms to monks, attending sermons and participating in candlelight processions, They also strictly observe Buddhist ethics, especially on holy days.

During the three-month annul “rain retreat,” monks study more and teach those who have chosen this period to enter monkhood. Laymen usually visit temples to offer monks food, clothing, medicine, flower, joss sticks, Lenten candles and other offerings. Such practices they consider highly meritorious.

In ancient times, the number of flowers, joss sticks and small candles presented to a temple was usually equal to the number of monks in that temple. Where there were surplus candles, villagers tended to make numerous small candles into large one for presenting to temples. The large candles being stronger, with more light and longer lasting.

Buddhists believe that offering candles to monks as a means of light will also brighten up their future. These candles are known as Thian Phansa.

To make the Buddhist Lent, a Candle Festival takes place in all parts of Thailand. In the northeastern region, especially Ubon Ratchathani Province, which celebrates its famous Buddhist Lenten Candle Procession each year, the festival takes place on a grand scale.

Fruit Thailand

Star Fruit ..

Vitamin A, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Niacin, Iron, calcium, phosphorus, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and energy.

The mangosteen.. 

rind flavoring is astringent tannins, xanthones (especially Mango Stinson).
Tannins are astringent astringent effects.The wound healed quickly.
Mango Stinson reduces inflammation and has anti-bacteria that cause gonorrhea well.

Sugar apple ... 

Custard apple leaves, seeds can be used to kill lice, ringworm and eczema.
The result will be the antidote to snake oil cure eczema, ringworm sores in the throat, killing parasites and dry skin, herpes zoster cure abscess in the ear.

 The Rambutan..

 Rambutan contains substances called tannins, which tannins This used tannery dyeing wastewater treatment inhibits the growth of microbes, insects as a fertilizer made ​​adhesives and medicines, but the penalty is that tannins are able to. inhibition of enzymes in the stomach. If ingested, it can cause bloating or constipation symptoms feel like drinking tea

How to do Fried Rice with Pork

Cooked rice, Egg,Pork,Carrot,Onion,Garlic
Salt,Seasoning powder,Sugar

Heat oil in a pan.
And garlic.

Add pork to it.
Stir until cooked

Add rice, carrots and onions to it.

Put the eggs into it.
Stir well.

Seasoning powder, salt and sugar.
Stir until cooked.

Delicious.