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    Grrrrr he's the man!!: by partners-in-crime, Views[207]
         		 Sleep buddy - Daire looking up for a change!: by partners-in-crime, Views[208]
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         		 Gesha: by partners-in-crime, Views[208]
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    Funny little back street: looked so dirty but was so clean!!: by partners-in-crime, Views[418]
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         		 Our new home in Bangkok: by partners-in-crime, Views[191]
     
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         		 The Park rescues elephants from abusive environments and provides a safe home where they can roam freely, interact naturally, and form family groups, just like they would in the wild. Mae Dow is the elephant on the left and has a deformed back and broken hip through forced breeding. She has been adopted by Mae Lan Na (elephant on the right), and they are now one of many family groups at the park. They are fast friends, and do everything together.: by toomanyllamas, Views[1035]
         		 The majority of Thailand's elephants work in the tourism industry. The Park educates tourists regarding the inhumane treatment of elephants and other animals in the tourist industry, so that tourists can understand and make informed choices when taking part in any activities involving animals. By practising responsible tourism, we can help to change Thai attitudes towards their elephants and ensure a better life for working elephants.: by toomanyllamas, Views[951]
         		 The Park aims to be a safe refuge for any animal in need, not just elephants. They have over 70 dogs, 40 cats, buffalos, cows, pigs, and birds under their care. They try, as far as possible, to rehabilitate animals and return them to an appropriate habitat. The dogs and cats are able to roam freely around the park, and the dogs can often be seen around the elephant enclosures.: by toomanyllamas, Views[876]
     
    In Thailand, the traditional way of training elephants to obey mahoots involves breaking the elephant's spirit by forcing it into a small cage and then repeatedly hitting and piercing it with sharp spikes. The elephant learns to respond to pain, and mahoots use a stick with a curved spike on the end to control trained elephants. The Park is trying to change this mindset. They train mahoots to treat their charges with love and respect, and teach them to use positive reinforcement to control the elephants in their care. There is a very strong bond that exists between a mahoot at the Park and his elephant.: by toomanyllamas, Views[2311]
         		 The Park is a perfect place for tourists and visitors to have the experience with elephants that they want, but do so in the elephant's natural environment. Visitors can prepare food and feed the elephants, as well as bathe them at the river. : by toomanyllamas, Views[865]
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         		 Practicing on the dust, Thankar painting class at Tabo Gompa, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh : by thapanon, Views[306]
         		 Walking through the mighty of the gods, Ellora cave, Aurangabad, Maharashtra: by thapanon, Views[191]
     
    The river of life, Ganga bank at Rishikesh, Uttar Pradesh: by thapanon, Views[195]
         		 Mom and son at Jallianwala Bagh, Amritzar, Punjab: by thapanon, Views[235]
         		 A holy dip in Amrit Sarovar of the golden temple, Amritzar, Punjab: by thapanon, Views[212]
         		 This is friend and buffalo. I like the contrast between them. He was wearing colourful jacket with hood from H&M, pants from UNIQLO, and ADIDAS shoes. He was surprised by a big black buffalo which is hardly to see in these days. (I am sure girls and boys in this generation can only see it from the lesson book) That's why Bangkoker like him (and me) is really happy and wanna play with him.: by kanu, Views[186]
         		 Myself portraited in the postcard mirror at the poscard shop. Most visitors love sending postcards, kind of souvenir from Pai, to their friends and family. Villagers earn much money on this business. The shop sell different nice photo postcards which were taken in this small and peaceful country. They provide magic colour pens so people can draw or write whatever they need in the postcard and also deliver all those cards to post office. Let's say it is one stop service shop. Easy! It has to be added in the list 'must do' when you visit Pai.: by kanu, Views[241]
     
    Students in local primary school are waiting the right time, 08.00 AM sharp, to start singing national anthem together before they go to class. They are all wearing jacket to make themselves warm. I can tell that some of them cannot get rid of 'little lazy monster', not ready to get up. If i were them, I would rather stay in bed and enjoy this cloudy winter morning. Sure their mom will not be happy with that.: by kanu, Views[247]
         		 Protect and Care: by vegetarianfestivalinphuket, Views[532]
         		 Her dog, her bridge, her steam, her world.: by stroll, Views[183]
         		 Do you want to play with me?: by stroll, Views[186]
         		 A Naga try to eat it!: by stroll, Views[232]
     
    They prepare for the traditional race.: by stroll, Views[165]
         		 Sun's in mist: by stroll, Views[173]
         		 Thai people worship Buddha and you could see Temples everywhere you go in Thailand. There were thousands of people walking around me in hurry but the Monk with his spirit made me stop and think about how peaceful life was for a moment.: by rubybyrne, Views[952]
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         		 You need to zoom in and scroll across for the full experience.: by orion, Views[199]
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         		 One of the women prepared food while waited for guests to come for wedding.: by azimah-1910, Views[309]
         		 Traditional way of cooking rice in a huge black cylinder pot for wedding: by azimah-1910, Views[794]
     
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