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Charity Golf Match การแข่งขันกอล์ฟการกุศล กาชาด 2553
By Richard Barrow on Mar 24, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
SAMUT PRAKAN CHARITY GOLF COMPETITION: On the 24th March 2010, Mr Surachai Kanasa, the Governor of Samut Prakan, took part in a charity golf competition at the Lakewood Country Club in Samut Prakan. The event was in aid of the Thai Red Cross and Chulalon… more »
Happy April at Ancient Siam เมษา...หรรษา "เฮฮา สุขใจ เที่ยวไปกับเมืองโบราณ"
By Richard Barrow on Mar 23, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
HAPPY APRIL AT ANCIENT SIAM: On the 22nd March 2010, Mr Surachai Kanasa, the Governor of Samut Prakan, presided over the press conference at the Ancient Siam to reveal the exciting events for April 2010. These include traditional Thai dance and plays, wo… more »
Life Along the River Exhibition "วิถี ชาวบาง"
By Richard Barrow on Mar 19, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
LIFE ALONG THE RIVER EXHIBITION: Mr. Surachai Kanasa, the governor of Samut Prakan Province, opened an art and culture exhibition on 19th March 2010 called "Life Along the River". The paintings depict every day life in Amphoe Bang Phli. They are on exhib… more »
Samut Prakan Job Fair งานนัดพบแรงงาน
By Richard Barrow on Mar 19, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
JOB FAIR: Mr. Chana Nopsuwan, the deputy governor of Samut Prakan Province, officially opened the Job Fair on Friday 19th March 2010. The two day event at City Hall Plaza will give local people a chance to sign up for work at over 100 different companies… more »
Red Shirt March to Bangkok เสื้อแดงสมุทรปราการเดินเท้าเข้ากรุงเทพฯ
By Richard Barrow on Mar 14, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
RED SHIRT MARCH TO BANGKOK: On the morning of Sunday 14th March 2010, the Red Shirts from Samut Prakan set off on their long march to the rally site in Bangkok. They went on foot, by motorcycle, by pickup and also by taxi. The journey took six hours in t… more »
Red Shirt Rally and Parade เสื้อแดงปากน้ำชุมนุม
By Richard Barrow on Mar 12, 2010 | In Festivals and Events
Red Shirt Rally and Parade in Samut Prakan: An estimated 4-5,000 red shirts took part in a rally and parade in Samut Prakan on the morning of 12th March 2010. They first paid respect to a statue of King Rama V before moving on to parade through town to p… more »
is at the far end of the Chao Phraya River, where it empties out into the Gulf of Thailand. The borders to the north and west join the Metropolitan of Bangkok. This photo album concentrates mainly on Paknam where we live, but we also have pictures about events and festivals around the province. We are close enough to Bangkok for people to come for a day trip. We don't get many independent foreign tourists so this is actually a good place to experience "Untouched Thailand".
