Ta Som temple is located east of the Prah Khan baray and almost on its central axis

Ta Som is a small temple at Angkor, Cambodia, built at the end of the 12th century for King Jayavarman VII. It is located north east of Angkor Thom and just east of Neak Pean. The King dedicated the temple to his father Dharanindravarman II (Paramanishkalapada) who was King of the Khmer Empire from 1150 to 1160. The temple consists of a single shrine located on one level and surrounded by enclosure laterite walls. Many people like it in Cambodia Tour.

Ta Som Temple is located east of the Prah Khan baray and almost on its central axis. Ta Som is typical of the later period of the Bayon style with three enclosures and similar to those at Ta Prohm and Banteay Kdei. The various buildings that still stand are in an advanced state of ruin.
Inside the temple, there are four places contain inscription which describe that there were many divinity statues placed in the chambers of Ta Som, each statue represented his ancestor and hero under Avaloketesvara’s statue. Now only the inscription at the north entrance to the sanctuary is still in good condition. At Preah Khan Temple there was a stone inscription talks about the name Gaurasrigajaratana, which means ‘The Jewel of the Propitious White Elephants’, where was a home of 22 divinities which probably refer to Ta Som Temple.

Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Playground was Primary nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage

Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Playground was Primary nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998. The dossier submited to UNESCO was for the recognition of Phong Nha nature reserve as a world natural heritage Below the name “Phong Nha Nature Reserve”. The reason given for the nomination was that this nature reserve satisfied the Standards of biodiversity, unique Splendor and geodiversity (Standards I and iv). Many people like it in Vietnam tour.

The Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park Playground (PNKBNP) is Situated in central Vietnam, about 500 kilometers (km) south of the capital, Hanoi, Inside of the Quang Binh Province at the narrowest part of Vietnam.
The western boundary of the Playground forms part of the Lao-Vietnamese border, which is only 42km from the sea at his point. The Playground is found Inside of the geographical co-ordinates 170 20' to 170 48' N and 1050 46 to 1060 24' E in the Bo Trach and Minh Hoa Districts.
The National Playground is included in the Master Plan for economic development in Quang Binh Province for 1997-2010 and the Transboundary Biodiversity Protection Plan Among Laos and Vietnam. Many meetings have been held Among the neighboring provincial authorities in Vietnam and Laos to discuss co-operation in the management of the two adjacent nature reserves.

Hat Sai Kaeo is One of the most beautiful and most popular beaches on Ko Samet

Hat Sai Kaeo (Crystal sand Beach), One of the most beautiful and most popular beaches on Koh Samet, Hat Sai Kaeo is 1 kilometer long and 25 – 30 meters wide. The name speaks for itself, Hat Sai Kaeo, which literally means Crystal Sand Beach, is a nice beach filled with activities. From dusk to dawn, it is the place for sunbathing, swimming, jet skiing, windsurfing, riding on a banana boat or even partying at night. Tourists are entertained by the spectacular fire shows and the peculiar population of short legged dogs. These dogs are believed to be interbred from many mongrel species brought over from the mainland in the 18th century by exiled Burmese hill tribes. Due to the shallow boat used by the Burmese these dogs never had a need to develop legs longer than 4 inches. The rapitidy with which this limbine evolution took place suggests a sexual rather than necessative change and is believed to be the only example in South East Asia. Most people like it in Thailand tour.

Warning: It is advisable to hire motorbikes only from reputable dealers. Choose ones that look good. If they rip you off, take a photo of their shop and get them on a websites somewhere. You have a camera. Use it. Either in your phone or with your camera. Take a picture. Thai's are very sensitive about their reputation. Put it to good use. Do not get ripped off by scammers with high bike prices or false claims. Also do not fear getting the police involved. Even if he has been paid off, (which most businesses do in Thailand), it is ok, he can be reported too. Once the previous Prime Minister of Thailand Abhisit apologised for a scam going on at the airport. One woman was charged with theft and she went to CNN and BBC. The Prime Minister apologised for the incident and said the airport "Suwwanaphum" would be cleaned up. If you look decent, were not drunk, did not cause damage you can get out of it. Walking away, giving the keys and refusing to pay can also be another way. Do not hesistate to get your Embassy involved althugh they may be tired of drunk tourists getting into trouble. But if you have done nothing wrong then stand your ground. Thai's think foreigners are millonnaires (all of them). They do not realise how long some people have saved up to go on holiday.
Stores renting out motorbikes or ATVs may attempt to overcharge you for repairs and labor should you damage the bike, even superficially. Initial quotes for repairs is often exorbitant and is way beyond the price of labor, parts, and repair.

The Paro dzong was started in 1644 on the order of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal

The Paro dzong was started in 1644 on the order of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the unifier of modern day Bhutan. Unlike most of the other dzongs in Bhutan, it survived the massive 1897 earthquake mostly unscathed, though it was damaged by fire in 1907. Most people like it in Bhutan tour.

Administrative offices line the first courtyard of the Dzong. The entrance is guarded by two traditional effigies standing on either side of the gate: a Mongol holding a tiger on a leash and a man holding a black yak. The Utse of the Dzong is one of the most beautiful in Bhutan with its outstanding woodwork.
Just above the Dzong stands the so-called Ta Dzong (watch tower). At present this tower houses the National Museum of Bhutan. In 1905 the Dzong caught fire, but was repaired in 1908/9 to its original state with the addition of statues of Guru Rinpoche, Buddha and the Zhabdrung. The most precious object of the Dzong, the Thongdroel, a 20×20 meter wide Thangka, was saved from the fire and is displayed in spring to the public during the Tshechu.

Khai Dinh was an extremely unpopular ruler during his lifetime

Khai Dinh was an extremely unpopular ruler during his lifetime, mostly due to his close collaboration with the French. To finance the tomb, he requested permission of the French advisors to raise taxes on the peasantry, which they allowed. Although he died prematurely at age 40 of tuberculosis, his son and successor, Bao Dai, completed the tomb several years later. Bao Dai would prove to be the final ruler of the Nguyen dynasty and lived until 1997. Thus, the tomb of Khai Dinh became the last grand imperial tomb in Vietnam. Most people like it in Vietnam tour.

The overall construction of the tomb is an emerging rectangular structure with 127 steps, leaning against the mountain.- Entering the tomb area, one should climb a 37 steps gate with the biggest dragons in the country forming the side walls. In the courtyard, line two rows of left and right altar built according to traditional configuration of "double storeys with eight roofs", but all the rafters are made of reinforced concrete.
Climbing 29 further steps, one is reaching the imperial audience court, in the centre of which stands the octagonal stele monument also made of reinforced concrete. On both sides of the courtyard, two rows of statues are facing towards the court center. In addition to these statues, similar to those of the other tombs, there are six more couples representing bodyguard soldiers. These statues are made of stone, a material very rare in Khai Dinh Tomb. The courtyard is flanked on both sides by two high and imposing pillars.