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Address: 32/4 Moo 8, Tambol Bangmaung, Amphur Bangyai, Nonthaburi 11140 |
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You will be
treated as a friend of the family. THE THAI HOUSE is the
inspiration of a Thai Family who want to introduce international
travellers from western cultures to Thailand in an informal setting,
away from the hustle and bustle of city life. |
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Only 45 minutes
(22kms) from the centre of Bangkok, THE THAI HOUSE is nestled
among 350 tropical fruit trees and colourful gardens.
Begin your
journey to an adventure along the waterways. Enjoy a relaxed meander
down the charming klongs, the life artery for lives of over 3
million residents. |

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The Thai House is a
traditional Thai house built with a golden teakwood structure in an
architectural style that was popular around the Ayutthaya region in
central Thailand some 150 years ago. The distinctive wing-shaped
roof structure is inspired by the temples. It is thought that these
wings are a means of the inhabitants to reach heaven.
The first floor lay-out consists
of three separate houses symmetrically linked together consistent
with the traditional practice of keeping extended families living
and working together in the same compound to create the sense of
belonging to the family. As one stands on the first floor terrace
with a view overlooking the orchard garden, the adjacent structures
are no higher than the coconut palms. The tranquility and the
natural beauty of the surrounding landscape is both striking and
mesmerising.
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Each house has two rooms which
can be partitioned into two adjoining bedrooms by an optional
opening door or a family suite. Five windows which open out onto the
vast lush gardens and verdant orchards provide ventilation. The
height of the ceiling also promotes the constant circulation of air
thus eliminating the need for air-conditioning. To combat humidity,
electric fans create the gentle breezes needed to cool off the
interior. Visitors consistently note the peaceful sleep they
experience as they are awakened only by bird song the next morning.
Adjacent to the sleeping
quarters is a separate room which serves as the Thai-style bath
house. The bathroom is equipped with modern western-style
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| On the lower floor, there is ample indoor dining hall for
banquet-style seating for 30 to 50 persons, and the Thai House does
receive visitors for lunch. Breakfast and lunch are usually served
on the sheltered outer patio area. Taking in the fresh country air,
most guests enjoy a healthy appetite.
The busiest quarters on the premises is the kitchen area. A
highly social affair, the joy of cooking and the immense pleasure of
eating in the midst of good company is very much central to the
traditional Thai way of life. The stay at The Thai House features
opportunities to sample home-style cuisine at various intervals
throughout the day, so no one ever complains of being hungry. |
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| If you enjoy eating Thai food and would like to spend up to
three fun-filled days learning the secrets of Thai cooking, you can
take advantage of a short, compact course offered at THE
THAI HOUSE COOKING SCHOOL.
Discover how to blend fresh herbs and spices. You will learn new
skills and authentic recipes whether you are a novice cook or an
accomplished chef. Traditional utensils, such as mortar and pestle
are used.
Lessons are conducted in English. Lessons include brief lectures,
preparation of ingredients, hands-on demonstrations and time for
discussion and eating. The maximum class size is 10 participants per
session. |
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- Hire a boat & explore the canal.
- Take a bicycle ride to surrounding areas.
- Walk to a nearby horticultural garden.
- Visit or shopping in Bangkok by boat.
- Visit local temple and primary school.
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