Hello… My name is Khawsuay ㋡ Today Khawsuay attend Let’s do good activity by Pises Powder Parachute Brand. And Now Khawsuay is at Pracha Bamrung School. Today there will be a scholarship award ceremony of Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund for the year 2024 at Pracha Bamrung School.

For Pracha Bamrung School, it is located at 189 Liap Khlong Phasi Charoen Fang Nuea road, Nong Khaem District, Bangkok. The school opened for teaching on September 1, 1938, teaching from kindergarten level up to Mathayom 3. ٩(●̮̮̃•̃)۶

The current school director is Ms. Nongnapat Yulert. Now Khaosuay is with the school director. Director, I would like you to please recommend a school for me?

Our school’s strong points are sports, which are volleyball and futsal. Our school encourages the students to play almost every type of sports. And in the field of agriculture, because we have a vegetable farm that is free of toxic chemicals. And in the matter of teachers, we produce media, our media has received various awards.

Our school is shady, located along Phasi Charoen Canal along the northern bank. The atmosphere is cosy. Anyway, for any parents, you can send your children to study here. Our teachers are very knowledgeable, frequently training, most teachers have a bachelor’s degree, also many teachers have master’s degrees and have variety of abilities to teach your children well, in matters of etiquette and various knowledge in any case, please keep the school in your heart, the school’s greatest.

The school’s benefactor, he is also an alumnus of our school, namely Pol. Gen. Boonsri Hoonsawad. This year, 2024, he came to give scholarships to students of 734,000 baht, which was not given only this year. He has given continuously. Every year and each year the scholarship is increase more and more. By virtue of his generosity to help children who are poor, but have good manners and good at studying to have the opportunity to continue education. I would like to thank him very much. {{{(>_<)}}}

For the history of Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund, is Pol. Gen. Boonsri Hoonsawad, managing director of Somchitt Dispensary Co., Ltd. He is from Nong Khaem District. When he was young, he used to study at Pracha Bamrung School, so he had an idea to help and support his old school as much as he can. And when his mother, Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad, passed away in 1995, he collected the money from his siblings, also close relatives and his friends who donate for his mother’s funeral, established as Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad fund, which is his father and mother name. Then take the interest from the fund to donate for scholarships to the students of Pracha Bamrung School. Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund has given scholarships to students who study well, have good behaviour of Pracha Bamrung School since 1995 until the present. In 2024, this will be the 29^th year.

And today, June 13^th, 2024, Pol. Gen. Boonsri Hoonsawad, Managing Director of Somchitt Dispensary Co., Ltd. present the scholarships from the Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund for the year 2024.

Now Khawsuay is with a scholarship student from Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund. Hello, we are representatives of scholarship students from Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund who received scholarships this year. We would like to thank Mr. Kham – Mrs. Aun Hoonsawad Fund very much, for giving us scholarships today. We will take it further to achieve higher education.

Okay, Let’s do good activity by Pises Powder Parachute has been completed. It is a good project that helps students who study well and have good behaviours, to have the opportunity to study in higher level. Next time, where Let’s do good activity by Pises Powder Parachute will be? Please stay tuned. Good bye for today. ღ

Big Hugs 【ツ】

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`·.. Khawsuay

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In 1994, Dr. Somkiat Supakovit and his wife, Mrs. Somchitt Supakovit went to make merit at Sathani Rot Fai Hang Chat Temple, Lampang Province. That was when they had an opportunity to discuss with Luang Poh Takam Piyaseero, the abbot of the temple at that time. The abbot explained the need for the new pavilion in order to have enough space for people to come to make a merit during Buddhist festivals. Dr. Somkiat and Mrs.Somchitt realized that this temple needed some financial assistance in order to fulfill the abbot’s need. They then donated a sum of money to build a new pavilion. Moreover, they donated a principle Buddha image in a pavilion and also a temple sign. Then there was a ceremony to celebrate a new pavilion in November 6^th, 1995.

And in 2015, daughter and son in law of Dr. Somkiat and Mr. Somchit, went to renovate the pavilion and the old, dilapidated Hang Chat Railway Station temple name sign, to look new and more spacious, according to this clips.

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Visiting Lampang province this time, not only I have an opportunity to attend Let’s Do Good Activity with Pises Powder, visit Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum , learn about the history of chicken bowl  and buy beautiful chicken bowls as a souvenir back home, I also go sightseeing in many tourists attraction places in Lampang province. Let ‘s go together, shall we? ღ

Lampang Horse Carriage, the single horse carriage was the only real means of transportation in Lampang province during the reign of King Rama the Fifth. The first horse carriages were originally bought up from Bangkok. The use horse carriages became in wide-spread from Lampang to Ratchasima in the Northeast and from Si Thammarat in the South to Chiang Rai in the North. Lampang remains the only real area, the horse carriages are still used as a daily transportation for the locals. The Lampang small version was developed by Khun Uthankhadee in 1949 A.D. In 1952 A.D., Chow Boonsong Na Lampang officially changed the name of the Rot ma taxi to “horse carriage” to add a trendy and fashionable image to their use. Today there are still 70 horse carriages in daily use in Lampang and only two thirds of the carriages are even ridden by the tourists around the city area.

Baan Sao Nak is situated on Rat Wattana Road in Wiang Nuea Sub-district, Mueang District, Lampang Province. It is an ancient wooden house. Since there are up to 116 planks of teakwood posts, this house is named “Baan Sao Nak.” The word “Nak,” in the local language, means “many.” This house was built in 1895 by Mong Chan Ong, the origin of the Chandraviroj family. The house was named by MR. Thanadsri  Svasti, owing to the amount of the posts.

The area of the house is around 3 Rai, consisting of large houses in group, garage, and granary. The special thing of this house is that it is the architecture with the combination of Myanmar and Lanna Style. The inside of Baan Sao Nak displays ancient appliances which were used in northern people’s lifestyle in the past; for example, the support on an elephant or Chao Luang Lampang’s seat on the elephant’s neck, ancient casket, machine for creasing cloth, iron coffer, lacquer ware, silverware.

Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao or Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao Suchadaram is located in WiangNuea sub-district, Mueang district, Lampang province. The temple was built between 1782 and 1809, during which the Chiang Saen people had been captured and herded to locate in Khelang town to recall goodness of MrsSuchada after being sentenced to death because of misunderstanding. However, the truth was revealed later. It was believed that the temple was a home and a watermelon farm of Goddess Suchada in the past. Later on 6 August 1984, the Ministry of Education combined WatSuchadaram with WatPhraKaeo Don Tai and called it WatPhraKaeo Don Tao Suchadaram. Its ordination hall is Chiang Saen style of architecture. It is a stucco-over-brick building decorated with mural paintings covered withlacquer and gold leaves. Inside the hall,a Buddha image in the attitude of subduing Mara is enshrined on a plaster base. The ordination hall was renovated in 1922, 1960 and 2007on the occasion of The Sixtieth Anniversary Celebrations of His Majesty’s Accession to the Throne. ٩(●̮̮̃•̃)۶

On the banks of the Wang river in the town of Lampang is the Wat Pongsanuk, a beautiful temple built in a mix of Lanna and Burmese Shan styles. The temple that is also called Wat Pongsanuk Tai was built in 1886 by wealthy Burmese immigrants employed in the teak logging industry. Between the end of the 19th century and the early 20th century Lampang was a center of teak logging in North Thailand. During those years many Burmese came to the Lampang area, who built a number of Burmese style monasteries as an act of gaining merit.

The Southern part of the temple complex is built on top a small mound. A Naga staircase leads up to the large stuccoed arched entrance gate. Inside the walled area are a chedi and two viharns.

The Wat Pongsanuk’s most interesting building is an open, teak wood Burmese style viharn. The unique building named Viharn Phra Chao Phan Ong was carefully restored during a 4 year restoration project.

Ratchadapisek Bridge (or the white bridge) is located on Ratchada Road, Amphoe Muang. Originally, it was a wooden bridge that the ruler of Lampang old city “Chao Noranan Chaichaowalit” together with his citizens had built to commemorate Phrabat Somdet Phra Chula Chomklao Chaoyuhua (King Rama V) ’s Anniversary of his 25th year Accession to the Throne in 1894.

The bridge was considered the biggest bridge in Thailand, since it was 120 meters long. Assuming that the name“Ratchadapisek” has come from the purpose of its construction to offer the bridge as a memorial for King Rama V’s Accession to the Throne Ceremony. The king himself had bestowed the name “Ratchadapisek” to this bridge as well. Ratchadapisek is an iron-concrete bridge painted white, looking outstandingly attractive with 4 bow-shaped curves. It stands tall on Mae Wang river as a landmark of Lampang until nowadays. ღ

Nakhon Lampang Railway Station is located in Amphoe Muang, Lampang, 642.29 kilometers away from Bangkok Railway Station. Built in 1915 during the reign of King Rama VI, the first train arrived on 1st April 1916, which was exactly Thai New Year during that time.

Having endured through 98 years of long history, Nakhon Lampang Railway Station has still preserved its beautiful architectural heritage until nowadays. It building is extraordinary, unlike other stations. To illustrate, it is a European-style building with curve posts, and fretwork around door panels and door-window frames, which blends the Northern Thailand style and European style together. The station is a splendidly rare-to-find Lanna-Colonial building. It was half wood-half concrete. The ground floor is a solid concrete, whereas; the upper floor was made of wood. Many Chinese-style houses lined up in front of the station still bare its antique charm to the passerby.

As a beautiful European architecture,  Nakhon Lampang Railway Station is the only railway station in Thailand that has stood tall for almost a century. Therefore, it becomes a historical heritage that has persisted with Lampang province for a long period of time. {{{(>_<)}}}

Kat Kong Ta Walking Street is a night market at by Wang River Pier. The market was flourishing during the reign of King Rama V and there were communities of British, Burmese, and Chinese people who came to do business. The Chinese dominated the trade and became the largest community here. The district was therefore named ‘Thanon Talat Chin,’ literally meaning the street of the Chinese market. Shops along the river banks are in the mixed architectural styles of Europe and China, including whole wooden buildings that are still in good condition.

Oh….lots of activities for visiting Lampang province this time today. Lots of fun. So please wait and see for the next activities from Pises Powder Parachute Brand. Hope you enjoy this trip as I do!!! Bye!!!

With ⓁⓄⓋⒺ

Mine Thanaporn Rattanasasiwimon (ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ.ﾟ

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