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We've just released a new episode of the Teach in Thailand Podcast, all about what to expect from your first month in Thailand as a teacher! Tune in now ⬇️🇹🇭

https://t.co/BO9U1pGfQN

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New podcast episode! Teacher Kezia started out as a teacher in the UK, and is now a head teacher in Thailand. Listen to today's episode to get an insight into her journey from teacher, to trainer, to head teacher. 🇹🇭

https://t.co/qMFB3Bb5oy

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Our new podcast episode is out! We speak to Teacher Colin about teaching in the historical Wat Sutthi School in Bangkok and life in Thailand!

Watch now on YouTube: https://t.co/ZJNdOyQA6P

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Ever wanted to teach maths or science in Thailand? Now's your chance! 🇹🇭🧪

SINE Education are looking for our next superstar maths and science teachers. Ready to go? Check the link in our bio to apply.

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🇹🇭 PRESS RELEASE: Krabi’s world famous Maya Bay reopened to the public yesterday (1 October 2023), after two-month of annual closure for natural rejuvenation.

📷 Photo credit: Department of National Parks

#Thailand #ThaiTravelNews

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Chaweng Beach 1981 #KohSamui #Thailand #RetroSiam

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We are recruiting for the second semester! #TeachInThailand

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@RichardBarrow Hi Richard! DAHON is a good option, and you can find them new in Thonglor, or get them 2nd hand on the FB Marketplace.

A cheaper alternative is the BTWIN.

[AmazingThailand @AmazingThailand]

This railway slides through the vast waters of Pa Sak Jolasid Dam in Lopburi. With their once-a-year service (November–January), train enthusiasts book early to get the seats.

This beautiful shot is by IG: koalamarty. Thank you!

#AmazingThailand

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Happy Friday!

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We don’t deserve them..

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Do you want to work in Samut Songrkram? Home to the infamous Chang & Eng Bunker!

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In the annals of human history, there are stories that captivate the imagination, tales of extraordinary individuals who defy societal norms and leave an indelible mark on the world. One such remarkable story is that of Chang and Eng Bunker, the original Siamese twins. Born in 1811 in Siam (present-day Thailand), Chang and Eng were joined at the chest by a band of flesh and cartilage, an unusual condition that would shape the course of their lives.

From an early age, Chang and Eng exhibited an unwavering determination to live life to the fullest, despite the physical limitations imposed upon them. In 1829, they embarked on an incredible journey that would take them across the globe and make them world-famous. They set out as a curiosity act, displaying their unique physiognomy to audiences in various countries.

Their tour lasted for three years, during which time they gained international recognition and were photographed by renowned photographers. One such photograph, taken in 1865, captures the twins in their dignified pose, a testament to their resilience and unwavering spirit. This image, frozen in time, continues to fascinate and evoke a sense of awe.

Following their global travels, Chang and Eng decided to settle down in North Carolina, a state that would become their adopted home. In the town of Traphill, they purchased a farm and embraced a quieter existence. It was during this period that they embarked on a new chapter of their lives—one that would surprise and intrigue many.

In 1843, Chang and Eng Bunker took the remarkable step of marrying a pair of sisters, Adelaide and Sarah Yates. The marriages, though unconventional, proved to be enduring and fruitful. Over the years, the two couples formed a close-knit family unit, raising their children together and creating a unique household.

The twins' relationships with Adelaide and Sarah were not without challenges, but they weathered the storms with resilience and love. Together, the two couples defied societal expectations, proving that love and companionship could thrive in even the most unconventional circumstances. In total, Chang and Eng fathered 21 children, an astonishing testament to their ability to lead fulfilling lives, both as individuals and as part of a larger family unit.

As time passed, Chang and Eng Bunker became respected members of their community, immersing themselves in local affairs and contributing to the development of North Carolina. They successfully engaged in agricultural pursuits, operated a successful general store, and even owned slaves—a stark reminder of the complicated history and moral landscape of the era.

Tragically, on January 17, 1874, Chang Bunker passed away due to complications from pneumonia. Despite the immense grief, Eng continued to persevere and care for their large family. However, just hours after Chang's passing, Eng also succumbed to his own condition, leaving behind a legacy that would endure for generations.

The story of Chang and Eng Bunker is not just one of physical uniqueness, but also a testament to the triumph of the human spirit. They overcame the limitations imposed by their conjoined bodies and embraced life with a sense of adventure and perseverance. Their relationships, marriages, and children exemplified the power of love, acceptance, and the human capacity to forge bonds of strength and resilience.

Today, the memory of Chang and Eng Bunker lives on. Their story continues to be shared and studied, captivating audiences and inspiring others to embrace life's challenges with courage and determination. Their legacy is a reminder that the human experience is rich and diverse, and that even in the face of adversity, there is beauty to be found.

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🚌 The Bangkok Tourism Division has released this map for Bus No. 53 which passes many well known tourist attractions in the old city. The cost is only 8 Baht per trip. An easy way to reach this route is from MRT Hua Lamphong Station. I might try this route out at the weekend.

Do you have any other favourite bus routes?

🚌 1. National Museum, Phra Nakhon (National Museum)
• Open for visitors: Wednesday-Sunday 08.30-16.30
• Admission fee: Thai people 30 baht and foreigners 200 baht

🚌 2. Phra Sumen Fort
• Open for visitors: 05.00-21.00
• Admission fee: Free of charge.

🚌 3. Pipit Banglamphu (PipitBanglamphu)
• Open for visitors: 08.30-16.30 and Saturday-Sunday from 10.00-18.00
• Admission fee: Thais and foreigners 30 baht

🚌 4. Wat Bowonniwet Vihara Ratchaworawihan (Wat Bowon Niwetwihan)
• Open to visitors: Every day from 06.00 - 18.30
• Admission fee: Free admission.

🚌 5. Wat Intharawihan (Wat Intharawihan)
• Open for visits: everyday from 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
• Admission fee : Free admission.

🚌 6. Nang Loeng Market
• Open-Close: Monday-Saturday 08.00 – 15.00 / Sunday 8.00-17.00

🚌 7. Bobae Market
• Open-Close: Monday-Friday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM / Saturday-Sunday open until 12:00 noon.

🚌 8. Wat Thepsirintrawat Ratchaworawihan (Wat Debsirin)
• Open for visitors: Monday - Saturday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
• Admission fee: Free admission.

🚌 9. Wat Traimit Wittayaram Worawihan (Wat Trai mit)
• Open for visitors: open daily from 09.00-17.00
• Admission fee: Thai people enter free / Foreigners 100 baht

🚌 10. Yaowarat (Chinatown) Market
• Open-Close: Tuesday-Sunday (Closed on Monday) from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

🚌 11. Sampeng Market
• Opening-closing: Open everyday from 08.00-17.00

🚌 12. Phahurat Market
• Opening-closing: Open daily from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

🚌 13. Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market)
• Open-Close: Open 24 hours.

🚌 14. Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimol Mangkalaram Ratchawora Mahawiharn or Wat Pho (Wat Pho)
• Open for visits: Every day from 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
• Admission fee: Thai people enter free / Foreigners 100 baht

#Bangkok #Thailand

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A Muay Thai performance led by Buakaw Banchamek, regarded as one of Thailand’s finest exponents of the martial art, received an enthusiastic response from fans in Washington DC on Sunday (July 2).
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#Buakaw #MuayThai #ThailandNews #TheNation

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We are now taking Second Semester applications! You can apply here: https://t.co/6uRPbIWm7S

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📍Rawai Beach, Phuket, Thailand

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Have a great weekend!