Ton Company are very proud to introduce Miss Thitima Boonserm as their new "Senior Project Manager."

She comes with 14 years of professional work experience in architecture and construction. Originally from Krabi she received a Bachelor Degree in Landscape Architecture from the prestigious Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in 1992 and started her career with top rated firm Architects 49 in Bangkok.

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Subaquatic Safety Services Recompression Chamber Network and Visa Diving Working Together to Benefit the Local Community

Visa Diving, a PADI 5 Star diving centre in Phi Phi Island operating since 1998, is working together with the Subaquatic Safety Services Recompression Chamber Network (SSS Network) to offer higher standards of safety and service to the members of our dive communities and tourists who visit Thailand annually.

A stunning contemporary Thai style villa located on Phra-ae (Long Beach), the most popular beach on Koh Lanta. The villa is on the hillside at 500 m from the beach and 400m from popular restaurant, beach bars, market stores and 6 km from the main village, Ban Saladan.

The villa offer an amazing sea view on the ocean and a good access from the main road. The all area is peaceful and surrounded with nature.

Name: Ao Nang Twin House
Location: Ao Nang, Krabi (3 km from beach)
Houses: 2
Bedroom: 2
Bahtroom: 3
Garden: Private
Minimum contact: 6 months
Price with semi furnished: 16,050 Baht/month
Prict withi fully furnished: 18,190 Baht/month
Contact person: Kae, Number: 084-154-0808

Wat Tum Sua or Tiger Cave Monastery
A monks retreat in the Krabi lowland forest
The Khao Phanom Bencha Mountain is home to one of the most sacred site in the province: located just 9 km from Krabi Town. The Wat Tham Sua, or Tiger Cave Monastery, is so called because a tiger once lived in the cave that is today the monastery's main hall. It is one of South Thailand's most famous and interesting forest temple, as the monks live, meditate and worship withing a maze of natural caves in an overgrown jungle valley, a deep natural amphitheater entirely enclosed by towering limestone formations. Inside the temple, visitors can explore the inner cave used by monks for meditation by turning on and off lights switches as they pass from one chamber to the next. Many Thai women live out their old-age here as nuns. They can often be seen sitting on their porches between the parking area and the staircase to the karsts, preparing herbal medicines.

It is because historians think that proper civilization on Krabi started way back in 1200 BC that Krabi history is considered to be as old as human history. It was between 25,000 to 35,000 BC that the first traces of humans were recorded in Krabi history.

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