Thailand is certainly no stranger to natural disaster, having endured many terrifying events in recent years and now this extraordinarily beautiful country is suffering some of the worst flooding for over half a century. These catastrophic floods have been caused by a massive increase (of more than 40%) in the average annual rainfall this year, resulting in the monsoon rains rapidly filling dams across the country full to bursting.

Sadly, over five hundred people have lost their lives and more than 2.3 million people have been directly affected by the unforgiving flood waters. A staggering six million hectares of land, much of it fertile farmland, has been inundated from Chiang Mai in the north of the country to parts of the capital city of Bangkok. There is mounting concern for those living in areas contaminated by the filthy floodwater and the authorities are worried about the potential for disease. Supermarkets in some areas are running short of basic essentials such as rice, noodles, eggs and bottled water, as customers are stockpiling food, supply chains have been disrupted and factories have been forced to close. A major relief operation is now underway and the armed forces have been deployed to distribute aid and much needed supplies to stricken communities.

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Your “rainy day” savings can be put to work in the sunny climes of Krabi Retirement in a warm climate is a dream for many: with so much leisure time, it makes sense to choose a place where much of the day can be spent outdoors on activities such as gardening or golf. Even reading a book is more pleasurable when lounging on a sunny, flower-filled terrace. 

Krabi is a growing retirement destination, as fast developing infrastructure makes this already incredibly beautiful and friendly area a viable option for those seeking the benefits of the climate and culture without sacrificing comfort and convenience.

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Name: Panrai Land for sale
Location: Ao Nang, Krabi
Walking distance to beach. (less than 2 KM)
The land is planted with Palm oil trees it has a Chanot land title.
The red area already sold
Contact person: Ton
Phone number: 075-695-633

Iceland and London are among the world's best-value destinations thanks to the economic crisis, travel guide firm Lonely Planet said Tuesday, while Thailand remains tough to beat.

South Africa, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Bulgaria, Kenya and Las Vegas in Nevada rounded out the top 10, said the British-based company in its "Best In Travel 2010" guide.

The annual snapshot book captures "the world's hottest travel trends, destinations, journeys and experiences for the year ahead," Lonely Planet said.

The economic collapse in Iceland meant the island was no longer punitively expensive, said the guide, putting the beleaguered country at the top of its best-value list.

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An insight into one of the World's most excitng martial arts and the Thai national sport. Ao Nang Boxing stadium presents the ancient art of Muay Thai.

Kick-boxing or Muay Thai is the fighting system or martial art practiced in Thailand as well as several other South East Asian countries. Muay Thai literally means "Thai Boxing" and evolved from its ancestor "Muay Boran" or "Ancient Boxing".  Known also as The Art of the Eight Limbs, Muay Thai is the national sport of Thailand and has differed slightly from Muay Boran since King Rama VII sanctioned a code and set of rules that was successfully put into practice due to the regular occurrence of death during bouts. Since then, the sport has introduced the wearing of padded boxing gloves and a western style boxing ring.
 

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