ศัพท์่ย่อ สำหรับขาแชท

Posted by kukky on ต.ค. 15, 2009 in ท่องเที่ยว

ASAP = As soon as possible = เร็วสุดเท่าที่เร็วได้

ATM = At the moment = ในตอนนี้

BC = Because = เพราะว่า

BG = Big grin = ( ยิ้มอยู่)

BOTOH = But on the other hand = แต่ในทางกลับกัน

BTDT = Been there, done that = ไปมาแล้วทำเรียบร้อยแล้ว

BTW = By the way = อย่างไรก็ตาม

COZ = Because = เพราะว่า

CU = See you = แล้วเจอกัน

CUL or CUL8R = See you later = แล้วเจอกัน

EZ = Easy = ง่าย

FAQ = Frequently asked questions = คำถามที่ถามบ่อย

FYI = For your information = แจ้งเพื่อรับทราบ

GJ = Good job = ทำได้ดีมาก!

GL = Good luck = โชคดีนะ

GRT = Great = เยี่ยม!

GW = Good work = ทำได้ดีมาก

HAND = Have a nice day = โชคดีนะ

IC = I see = เข้าใจล่ะ

IMO = In my opinion ฉันคิดว่า…

IMPOV = In my point of view = ฉันคิดว่า….

IOW = In other words = ถ้าจะพูดอีกอย่างก็..

IRL = In real life = ในชีวิตจริง

JIC = Just in case = เผื่อไว้

JTLYK = Just to let you know = แค่บอกให้รู้ไว้

KIS = Keep it simple = เอาง่ายๆ

KIT = Keep in touch = ติดต่อกันอีกนะ

LOL= Laughing out loud = หัวเราะ 555+

NBD = No big deal = ไม่มีปัญหา เรื่องเล็กน้อย

NP = No problem = ไม่มีปัญหา

NVM = Never mind = ไม่เป็นไร

OMG = Oh my god = พระเจ้า จอร์จจจ

PCM = Please call me = โทรมาหาที

PLS = Please = ได้โปรด

PLZ = Please = ได้โปรด

Q = Question = คำถาม

SIT = Stay in touch = แล้วติดต่อกันใหม่

SOZ, SRY = Sorry = ขอโทษที

SYS = See you soon = แล้วพบกันใหม่

THX = Thanks = ขอบใจจ้า

TIA = Thanks in advance = ขอบคุณล่วงหน้า

TY = Thank you = ขอบคุณ

U = You = คุณ

WB = Welcome back = ขอต้อนรับกลับมา

WFM = Works for me = สำหรับฉันแล้วได้ผลนะ

XOXO = Hugs and kisses = รักนะจุ๊บๆ

Y = Why = ทำไมหละ

YW = You are welcome ด้วยความยินดี

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Hua Hin – Prachuap Khiri Khan – Thailand

Posted by kukky on ก.ค. 31, 2008 in ท่องเที่ยว

Hua Hin – Prachuap Khiri Khan – Thailand

The provincial capital is a fishing port with a superb location beside beautiful curving bays and amongst steep mountain outcrops. About 100 kilometres to the north of Prachuap Khiri Khan is Hua Hin, Thailand’s first beach resort which is renowned for golf and spa. Between Hua Hin and Prachuap Khiri Khan are Pran Buri with many boutique resorts and Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park with soaring peaks, numerous caves and exotic bird life.

Hua Hin 281 kilometers south of Bangkok, Hua Hin, which literally means stone head in Thai, is the oldest beach resort of the country and is still very popular. Clean white sand, crystal clear water and a tranquil atmosphere has continued to attract tourists in search of peaceful and relaxing holidays.

The town was originally known as Ban Samoe Rieng, or Ban Laem Hin (Stony Point Village). The construction of a railway station in the city as part of the Southern Railroad in the reign of King Rama VI resulted in making Hua Hin stand out from many quite fishing villages. In addition, the construction of a Summer Palace of King Rama VII totally transformed the village into a high-society resort town for royalty. Even today, the Royal Family continues to reside at the Palace for part of the year.

Hua Hin’s consequence came with the opening of the Railway Hotel (known today as the Sofitel Central Hotel), an elegant Victorian-style resort hotel, and also the countrys first standard golf course. A cluster of royal and high-society residences gradually became more visible resulting in the transformation of the whole village into the first seaside resort of the country, where visitors could enjoy swimming, fishing, and golfing in the country’s first standard golf course.

Today, Hua Hin is a well-established beach destination with word-class facilities coupled with a true sense of Thai hospitality. Despite its expansive growth and development as a luxurious destination, the splendor of Hua Hin remains intact. Remaining content in itself, Thailand’s oldest seaside resort has never sought international recognition. It has continued to provide a peaceful and relaxed sanctuary in a picturesque environment that comes with a true sense of historical identity.

Veeranda Resort

Veeranda Resort

Dusit Resort Hua Hin
Can see this from my boss condo.

Hua Hin Night Market

Ro ti – Yummy Yummy
Eat and go to bed

Twilight Beach

Hua Hin Jazz Festival 2007
Yearly Special Even on Hua Hin Beach

My Models

Getting to Hua Hin Prachuap Khiri Khan : from Bangkok

By air
SGA Airlines operates daily flights between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi Airport) and Hua Hin. The flights take about 1 hour.

Schedules are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact SGA for more flight details Tel. +66 (0) 2664 6099

By road
From Bangkok, drive for about 3 hours along Highway 35 (Thon Buri – Pak Tho route) via Samut Songkhram. Then turn left to Highway 4 (Phetkasem Road) via Phetchaburi and Hua Hin to Prachuap Khiri Khan. The total distance is 281 kilometres.

Another route is Highway 4 by driving via Buddha Monthon, Nakhon Pathom, Ratchaburi and Phetchaburi, a total distance of 320 km. or about 4 hours’ drive.

By bus
Air-conditioned and non air-con buses leave Bangkok’s Southern Bus Terminal for Hua Hin and Prachuap Khiri Khan many times daily.
For further details,
call the Southern Bus Terminal, 0 2435 1199, 0 2435 1200 (air-con bus)
or 0 2434 5557 to 8 (non air-con bus).

By rail
Trains leave Hua Lamphong (Bangkok Railway Station) for Hua Hin 12 times daily and Prachuap Khiri Khan 9 times daily. Please check the timetable before traveling at the Bangkok Railway Station.

For details, call
the State Railway of Thailand, 1690, 0 2223 7010, 0 2220 4444 (RSVN),
0 2220 4334, 0 2621 8701.
For taxi : Hualamphong Station

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เว็บมาสเตอร์

Posted by kukky on ม.ค. 22, 2008 in ท่องเที่ยว

วันก่อนมีเรื่องให้คิดถึง การเป็น “เว็บมาสเตอร์” ที่ดีมันต้องเป็นยังไง .. จะว่าไปแล้ว ตั้งแต่ทำงานเกี่ยวกับเว็บมาเราไม่เคยค้นหา หรือหาความหมายที่แท้จริงของคำว่า “เว็บมาสเตอร์” เลย..แต่เพราะทำงานเป็นผู้ช่วย “พี่หน่อง” อดีตเว็บมาสเตอร์ Sanook.Com มาก็หลายปี ความที่ทำงานด้วยกัน คุยกันเยอะแยะมากมายเรื่องงาน ความรู้ทั่วไป พี่เค้าก็ถ่ายทอดความรู้หลายๆ อย่าง สอนให้ดูแง่มุมบางมุมที่คนทั่วไปเค้าไม่มองกัน..แปลกเพราะอื่นไม่เห็นแต่พี่แกเห็น … ก็จะไม่สาธยายมากมายว่าเค้าเก่งยังไง เพราะด้วยตำแหน่งหน้าที่การงานของพี่เค้าก็น่าจะบอกได้…

จนถึงวันนี้สิ่งที่พี่เค้าสั่ง เค้าสอนไว้ เราก็จดจำและนำมาใช้ แล้วเชื่อมะมันใช้ได้ทุกวันจิงๆ .. แต่สิ่งนึงที่น่าดีใจที่สุด คือการนำความรู้ที่พี่เค้าทิ้งไว้ให้ ไปถ่ายทอดให้กับน้องๆ ถ่ายทอดความรู้ที่เก็บมา มันรู้สึกดี แล้วทุกครั้ง ก็จะบอกน้องนะ ว่าเนี่ย เป็นสิ่งที่หัวหน้าเก่าพี่ เคยสั่งสอนไว้ วันนี้รู้สึกดีอ่ะ ที่ได้เอามาถ่ายทอดให้น้องๆ ฟัง แล้วเก็บไว้ใช้ถ้าหากต้องการเดินต่อไปในวงการเว็บไซต์

จากวันแรกที่ทำงานกับพี่หน่องมาตั้งแต่ต้น จนวันนี้ คำจำกัดความของคำว่าเว็บมาสเตอร์ ไม่เคยอยู่ในหัวเราเลย..แต่ที่แน่ๆ สิ่งหนึ่งที่เว็บมาสเตอร์ที่ดีต้องมี คือความใกล้ชิดกับ User รับฟังความคิดเห็นไม่ว่าจะดี หรือร้ายอย่างไร ก็ต้องฟัง เพราะนั่นคือสิ่งที่เราจะนำมาพัฒนาเว็บไซต์ให้ดีขึ้นได้….Sale ลูกค้าคือพระเจ้า..เรา คนทำเว็บ User ก็เป็นพระเจ้าเช่นกัน ( แต่เรามักจะเรียกว่า “user ที่รัก” อิอิ )

ขอบคุณคร๊าบพี่หน่อง

ทำงานมาก็ 8 ปีได้ เร็วมั่กๆ (แล้วก็ไม่รู้สึกโตขึ้นเล๊ย – -” ) … ความรู้ที่ได้มากจากแม่ทัพแต่ละที่ ก็แตกต่างกันไป ทุกคนต่างก็ให้ความรู้เยอะแยะมากมายไปหมด .. หลากหลายแตกต่างกันไป ขอบคุณทุกๆ ค่ะ

มาดูคำจำกัดความ ของคำว่า “เว็บมาสเตอร์” กันดีกว่า

Singapore

Posted by kukky on ส.ค. 23, 2007 in ท่องเที่ยว

Singapore is the East’s great melting pot, a cultural pot pourri that leaves the unsuspecting visitor dazzled. Sir Stamford Raffles, a British civil servant, brought the ‘Lion City’ to world prominence after searching for a trading station to counter the Dutch influence in the Straits of Malacca, and trade has remained the island’s mainstay.

Centuries before Sir Stamford Raffles acquired it from the Sultan of Johor in 1819, Singapore had been virtually abandoned. However, within decades Singapore had become the main commercial and strategic centre for the region. In 1867, it became a British Crown Colony and housed one of the UK’s most important naval bases. This status remained unchanged until 1942 when the Japanese army swept down through Malaya and occupied the colony. Three-and-a-half years later the Japanese surrendered in Singapore and the colony assumed its previous status. And with the dissolution of the British Empire came internal self-government (1959).

In 1963, Singapore joined the Federation of Malaysia, but broke away in 1965 to become fully independent. The initial outlook was unpromising: Singapore is tiny and has no natural resources apart from a good harbour. However, Lee Kuan Yew (first elected prime minister in 1959 and re-elected eight times thereafter) managed to galvanise the population into building a strong, export-led manufacturing and service economy.

Tourism for Singapore has also proven to be of good economic benefit. Culture lovers thrive in this fusion of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures – the main ethnic groups – with its assortment of mosques, temples and synagogues. Singapore presents a happy collision of opposites – grand and expensive at the famed Raffles Hotel, but low-key and cheap in the food markets of Bugis Junction and Clarke Quay.

But even in the low-key and cheap areas, Singapore remains an incredibly clean city where nothing is allowed to dull the shine – even down to the banning of chewing gum. In the last few years there has been some pressure to relax the numerous laws that have given Singapore a reputation as a prosperous but rather antiseptic and pettily repressive city-state. But Singapore City’s exciting riverside parade of bars and restaurants reveals that Singaporeans actually do know how to have fun – and plenty of it.

The natural world is never far away in Singapore, either: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve has a significant area of primary rainforest within its boundaries, while, for the adventurous, Sungei Buluh Nature Park offers the chance for trekking. Check out Pulau Ubin’s mangrove forest, a bumboat’s ride from Changi jetty, or Kusu site of Taoists’ annual pilgrimage.

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Koh Chang – Trat – Thailand

Posted by kukky on ส.ค. 11, 2007 in ท่องเที่ยว

Koh Chang has always been a favourite get-away for Thai people. Lush and mountainous, this quiet island, full of natural treasures is a jewel just waiting to be discovered.

Only 360 kilometres from Bangkok, Koh Chang is an island paradise with pristine forests and rich marine life. The largest of 47 islands off the coast of Trat province, its seeming inaccessibility means that the island has been largely overlooked by visitors, making it a true island get- away. However, an excellent road from Bangkok and a new flight to Trat airport, have meant that the destination is now starting to get the attention that it deserves.

Mountainous Koh Chang has an undisturbed interior of dense tropical rain forest, home to many species including macaque monkeys, barking deer and wild pig. Trekkers can also expect to see more than 70 species of bird. Koh Chang and the islands in this chain were awarded Marine National Park status in 1982 to ensure that this pristine environment is preserved.

Whilst exploring the jungle is a possibility, the less energetic who simply want to relax on the beach won’t be disappointed! The whole of the western side of the island has white sand beaches, which stretch as far as the eye can see.

GETTING THERE
To reach the Koh Chang Marine National Park you need to travel eastbound to Trat, the easternmost province in the Gulf of Thailand that borders Kampuchea. This is the jumping-off point to the islands. Most visitors take the Bangna-Trat route. However, visitors who are already in Pattaya, Rayong or Koh Samet can conveniently link to Trat as well, either by road or by sea.

Trat is accessible by three main routes from Bangkok. Travelling time is about 4 hours. For convenience and better road surface use the elevated Bangkok-Chonburi Tollway until its final exit or the Bangkok-Chonburi Motorway and exit for Ban Bung-Klaeng-Chantaburi.

BY PRIVATE CAR

ROUTE 1 : Bangna-Chonburi-Ban Bung-Klaeng-Chantaburi-Trat

DISTANCE : 315 KILOMETERS
This is the more preferred route with the following details:

(a) Take highway No.3 (Bangna-Trat Road) until you reach the Chonburi by-pass. You can either take the normal road or the new elevated Bangkok-Chonburi Tollway which is right above it. Toll fee is 55 Baht.

(b) Exit from the main road,head to the left and follow the Chonburi by-pass that reads Pattaya-Rayong.

(d) Take the Ban Bung-Klaeng-Chanthabun route on your left.You are now on highway no.344

(e) Turn right at the Ban Bung-Klaeng intersection and head for Kleang only until you reach the Chanthaburi-Rayong junction. Take the left route to Chanthaburi but do not enter the town which is on your right. This is again highway No.3. Instead go forward until you reach the Sa Kaew-Trat junction.

(f) Take the right turn and go all the way to the town of Trat.

(g) Altematively,you can head directly to the three piers without passing through Trat town.Look for the signboard Laem Ngop at the Laem Ngop-Trat junction.Notice there is a PTT petrol station to your left before the junction.Tum right to Laem Ngop.This is Highway no. 3156 (Laem Ngop-Sahn Tung Road).You will reach Ao Thammachat followed by Centre Point and Kromalung Chumpom Piers.

ROUTE 2 : The Motorway is another altemative. Starting from Rama IX Road and onto Srinakarin Road exit after paying the second toll that leads to Ban Bung, Klaeng, Chantaburi and finally Trat. The total toll fee is 60 Baht.

ROUTE 3 : Bangna-Chonburi-Rayong-Chanthaburi-Trat

DISTANCE : 385 KILOMETERS
This is the other route using the same highway no.3 but can take longer as you need to pass through the province of Chonburi.

By Air – Conditioned Bus

1. The Ekamai Bus Terminal is the main terminal for the eastern provinces. It is located at Ekamai section of the Sukhumvit Road which is also easily accessible by the BTS Skytrain. Air-conditioned and ordinary buses depart almost every hour . The trip is about 5 hours.

2. The Northern Bus Terminal (New Morchid) is the other route. lt is located at New Morchid of the Kampaeng Petch Road. The trip is also about 5 hours.

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Koh Si Chang – Thailand

Posted by kukky on ส.ค. 7, 2007 in ท่องเที่ยว

Koh Si Chang – Si Chang Island Chonburi

Located some hundreds kilometre east of Bangkok, Koh Si Chang is the most well known and biggest island in Chonburi Province. The island has been in a tourist map since the early 20th century. Covering an area of 18 square kilometers, it is surrounded by small islets; namely Koh Kham Yai, Koh Kham Noi, Koh Prong, Koh Ran Dokmai, Koh Sampan Yeu, Koh Kang Kao, Koh Yai Tao, and Koh Tai Ta Meun.

Koh Sichang was once the summer residence of H.M. King Chulalongkorn, Rama V during the nineteenth century. His House, Gardens and Shrine are well maintained to this day, and are certainly worth a visit.

Koh Sichang is refreshingly low on tourists and offers a tranquil atmosphere to relax you after the

rigours of Bangkok. However, the Island does attract many Chinese, for Chinese New Year especially, who come to the Island especially to visit the temple SAKW CHAO PAW KHAO YAI (shrine of the Father Spirit of the Great Hill). Caves to the rear of the Temple are full of religious statues and artifacts.

The Island has an area of 18 square kilometres and has an annual rain fall of 12mm falling mainly between May and November. The temperature ranges between 26°C and 40°C with up to 80% humidity.

Getting to Koh Si Chang
Koh Sichang is reached by ferry from Siracha. The ferry leaves promptly on the hour and costs 30 baht one way. Alternatively you can hire a boat for about 800 baht. Siracha is reached from Bangkok most easily by taxi, about 1,000 – 1,500 baht (from the airport), or much more cheaply by bus. Take the Pattaya bus which leaves the Eastern Bus Terminal 3 times an hour and costs about 70 baht.

There are many buses linking the airport and the Eastern Bus Terminal.

Dinner with sunrise…

Activities … Fishing …. Ride the canu

Souvenir

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Koh Samed – Rayong – Thailand

Posted by kukky on ส.ค. 5, 2007 in ท่องเที่ยว

Koh Samet ( or Koh Samed ) Rayong

Rayong located at Eastern board of Thailand, 179km by car from Bangkok. It consists of 3,552 square km area and

100 km of beach connect to the gulf of Thailand. The 10 islands group is abundant with marine resources. It

contains many oddly shaped islands and rocks. The largest island is Koh Samet which is well known in South East Asia.

Koh Samet has superb beaches and relaxed atmosphere. Less than seven kms off the coast of Rayong Province in the eastern Gulf of Thailand, it combines the allure of a tropical paradise with reasonable proximity to Bangkok.

Koh Samet has been known as a safe anchorage for sailors since at least the 13th century and in the 19th century its sheer beauty was the inspiration for the literary masterpiece of Thailand’s most famous romantic poet, Sunthorn Phu. In the 1970’s it was ‘discovered’ by Thai teenagers and young couples seeking a weekend retreat from life in Bangkok. In spite of its protected status as part of the Khao Laem Ya – Samet National Marine Park the island has developed into a resort destination much loved by both Thais and foreigners. Episodic attempts by the authorities to evict the developers have not yet dislodged them, and bungalow accommodations are available all over the island.

More than a dozen coves and beaches provide visitors a range of choices from campsites on secluded, deserted beaches to bungalows with all the modern conveniences in more settled and gregarious communities.

Samet Beach
Hat Sai Kaew
Hat Sai Kaew or Diamond beach is the longest and one of the most popular beaches on Ko Samet. It is located in the North-East and it is about 780 meters long. This is the beach You should choose if you like to have a little people and activities around you, but at the same time live next to a almost paradise-like beach. The sand is almost snow-white and the water is invitingly green-blue.

Ao Vong Duan – Ao Vong Duan is a 500 meter long half moon shaped beach with the most fantastic sunrise on this island. The sand is as inviting as on Hat Sai Kaew and the atmosphere here is really pleasant.

Ao Lung Dam ( Recommend ) N ext to Ao SangThian, a good atmosphere with some sandy and some rocky beach ,perfectly for fishing.At Lung Dam Beach,you can see both sunrise and sunset,this is very romactic place for you.

Ao Cho/Ao Tan Tawan : these two beach are on the same bend of watercourse. Ao Cho Beach is a quiet and peaceful beach, perfect for your holiday with the white sandy beach.

Ao Prao : The only beach on the West coast of Samet is a real beauty and a few elegant hotels are located here. The beach is about 200 meters long and very pleasant. The sunset from Ao Prao is on a clear night a memory that will probably last a lifetime.

Ao Noi Na : Ao Noi Na is suitable for those who looking for a truly relaxing experience on the white & clean sandy beach. You can find only a few resorts at this beach. There is a sleepy fishing village feel to this area and the ambiance is quite peaceful and tranquil yet not too far from the excitement in Sai Kaew Beach .

Ao Thian : Ao Thian’s topography is painted by rocky beach in which some nice spots for skin diving are available. This beach is very quiet and free from group tours with bungalows and resorts available around the beach area.

Ao Pakarang : The best place to experience the traditional lifestyle of the residents of Koh Samet is at Ao Karang where there also are a number of seafood restaurants providing fresh seafood dishes at reasonable prices. Right now there’s only 1 small lovely resort at this beach, you’ll see the sunrise at the front door and found that sunset is behind at the back door !

Ao Kui : This bay is a perfect secluded den for those planning to keep their distance from the busy, crowded beaches and vibrant nightlife. From Aow Kiu Nok, visitors can actually walk to Aow Kiew Nai which is the ideal spot to see the spectacular sun rise and sun set.

Ao Wai : Ao Wai is located within a short walking distance of Candlelight and Lung Dam Beach . Shaded by coconut trees, the beach is a quite, scenic and serene spot for sea lovers. There’s only 1 resort here, so sure that the most privacy will be yours

Ao Lungwang : Ao Lungwang is next to Ao Cho.At Ao Lungwang,there is a bridge down to the sea,suitable for fishing and swimming.The convenience way to get to Ao Lungwang is just take the boat to Ao Vongduern and walk about 100 metres further.

Getting There

Take Bus from Bangkok :
Rayong is the gateway from the east to the north and northeast. Take a bus to Ban Phe – Rayong province.

After that take Ferry to Koh Samet , Fare / trip around 60-150 Baht depense on the beach.