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Success story of former poppy sowers who now reap big rewards
Once they survived by cultivating opium. Now most of the hill tribes who did so are supporting their families by growing other crops through the Nong Hoi Royal Project. continued | more features |
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Women’s Footy Fest in November Chiang Mai province invites all football lovers to watch eight matches of the Women’s Under-19s Football Championship at the 700 Year Anniversary Stadium this month. The matches are six first round and two second round competitions. The first round matches will take place from November 10 to 16. On November 13, at 5.00 p.m., the match between China and Italy will take place followed by Brazil and Nigeria at 7.45 p.m. continued | more sports |
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Meritus feels we merit a bright future Another major hotel construction is on the way. The Meritus Chiang Mai Pavilion and Spa Resort is under construction and expected to be opened in 2006. This resort project, costing 700 million baht, is being managed by the Singapore Meritus International Hotels Pte., Ltd. It is expected to have its official opening in early 2006. |
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Rejoice Urban Development Project facilities now complete
The new facilities for Rejoice are now completed and a dedication ceremony was held at the impressive new facility. |
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