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Wat Phra Kaew

Part I The Great Phaithee Terrace
Composes of

"Phra Sri Ratana" Pagoda which had been contructed by King Rama IV to house Buddha's relic from Lanka.
"Phra Mondop" houses the royal emblem of The Chakri Kings.
"Phrasat Phra Thep bidorn" or " Phra Phuthaprang Prasart " house statues of the Chakri Kings.
The 2 golden pagodas were constructed by King Rama I in the homer of his father (southern pagoda) and mother (northern pagoda).

AngKor Wat

“Angkor Wat” is the most famous monument in Khmer Empire, buit by King Suryavarman 2 between 1113 and 1150 B.C. Angkor Wat was dedicated by Suryavarman to the dwelling-place of Vishnu God (God of Architecture) and the temple became his mausoleum . After the religious revolution introduced by Jayavarman 3 in the 13th century , the Khmer empire embraced Buddhism and Angkor Wat was transformed from a Vishnuite shrine to a Buddhist Wat (a term of Thai origin which means “ monastery” ).

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The Metal Prasart

" Lo Ha Prasart " is the former name that has been in India since Buddha time, which means " the building that has the metal vertex on top ". By its legends, the first " Lo Ha Prasart " was built by the order of miss Visaka to delicate to Buddha at Bubpharam in India. In B.E. 382, King Tudfakamanee Apai ordered to build the second " Lo Ha Prasart " in Sri Lanka, Nowadays, both of them are collapsed and only their pillars are left. Only the third one remains perfectly at Wat Rajanaddaram Woravihara which was built in King Rama lll era and its prototype comes from the second one in Sri Lanka but it was modified to be Thai style.

Prasart Phra Dhepbidorn or Phra Phuthaprang Prasart

King Mongkut began construction of the Phra Phuthaprang prasart in 1855 B.C. based on the Prasart Thong in Ayutthaya which he named the Phra Phuthaprang Prasat. The building was originally intended to house the Emerald Buddha
image but the King died before the building was
completed. King Chulalongkorn continued with the construction of the
Phra Phuthaprang Prasart and it was completed in 1882B.C. but because
the building turned out to be too small it was not used to house the
Emerald Buddha image.

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Taxi Thailand

" Tuk Tuk " Taxi Thailand is 3 wheels car which has been developed
by Thai. All materials used in this car are produced in Thailand
so the price of the car is not expensive. It is used for many
kinds of work such as Taxi, Hotel Limosine, truck, etc. The unique
of this car makes it popular to people. Moreover, it is exported to asian
countries such as India, Laos, Cambodia, etc.

Big Ben

" Big Ben " is the most famous clock tower in the world. However, " Big Ben " is actually the name of the largest bell inside the tower. The official name of the clock tower is " St. Stephen's Tower " which forms part of the Houes of Parliament and was used to be the Palace of Westminster. The Palace of Westminster was builf in 1049 and was held there as the first Paliament in 1275 after The Henry VII chose to live in White Hall. " Big Ben " is thought that the nsme come from Sir Benjamin Hall who was commissiones of works when the bell was first installed in 1858.

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Thai Style House

Thai style houses are arranged relates closely to the family structure. The house begins with a " stem family " after one of the children gets married. It is a Thai custom for married men to live with the wife's family as it is believed that this will cause the least conflict between the two families. A traditional Thai house is raised above the ground to a just above head height. The varying levels of the different sections of the house are determined by the different functions and create a flow of space which is almost modern in feel. The 30 - 40 cm. differences in height are also very suitable for sitting with the foot resting comfortably on the lower level, therefore, effecfively turning the upper floor level into a bench. There are many considerations which led to a raised house being highly desirable. Firstly, it provides a sense if security, privacy and shelter.

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Notre Dame

The royal coronation cathedral of Notre Dame is Gothic style
which is the abbey church of Saint Danis with the royal tombs
and the saint Chapelle in the Kings palace on the Ile-de-la-Cite
which lies on the most important transport route in Paris.
Remains of a vative pier bearing sculptures dating back to the
reign of Emperor Tiberius were found under the choir and it can
be asserted that a temple delicated to Roman and Gallic divinities
stood at the eastern part of the Ile-de-la-Cite. This is not surpising
knowing that churches were very often built on the site of old temples
since 1163.

The Eiffel Tower

In 1884, the French president decided to launch the 1889 World's Fair in Paris to celebrate the Republic's 100th anniversary. The idea of building a tower 300 m high was begun by allowance of spectacular projects competition Gustave Eiffel bought the patent from his engineers and his team refined the project with the help of architect Stephone Sauvestre to compete by his Eiffel Tower. In mid 1886, a hastily prepared competition lasting 2 weeks (and drawing 107 entries) slected Eiffel's project negotiations could begin
In January 1887, The contract to build the tower was awarded to Eiffel, who then had two and a half years to complete the world's tallest structure.

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The Colosseum of Rome, Italy

The Colosseum or the Flavian Amphitheater was built in only 5 years during the reign of Vespasian (75 AD) and was completed and opened by Titus in 80 AD. The amphitheater is an oval in form. Its length is 188 meters, its width is 156 meters and its height is 52 meters. The outside ring has survived only on the northern side, which is divided into 4 levels. The first 3 levels had 80 arches and the forth level, which was
Formed by 80 panels dotted with alternating windows and 3 brackets in each square.
Their brackets were used to hold the wooden beams to which the large linen awning used to protect spectators from sun and rain. There were 4 main entrances. The entrances on the longer axis were for the gladiators. The Colosseum could hold up to 73,000 spectators. Entering the amphitheater today, what is immediately striking is the enormous maze of corridors, which originally were not visible.