Lion at National Zoo
The National Zoo’s male Lion, Luke, enjoys the first snow of the year in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 27, 2009
The National Zoo’s male Lion, Luke, enjoys the first snow of the year in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 27, 2009
The island Koh Kut (Thai: ???????) is located in the district of Trat Province, eastern Thailand which borders with Cambodia. With a population of about 2000 it is the district with the lowest population of all Thailand. Total island area: 162.2 km?.
It is a major island ringed by sleepy seaside villages, coconut plantation and jungle. It is about two hour from the mainland by speedboat. Kut Island has limited infrastructure and hence is not overrun by tourists like nearby Ko Chang. Several small resorts on the islands cater to mostly Thai tourists who prefer, like us, a quiet and family-friendly atmosphere.
We just got back from our holiday to Thailand. We had such a great time
Thanks for all comments during my vacation. The rainy season in Thailand is from May till November. During this season you got some of those torrential rains that last 30 minutes to 2 hours, like this one above, then clearing and sun. It was a most spectacular scene and scary too. Recently the tropical storm Kammuri killed hundreds of people in Vietnam. So I could have shot my last picture.
This was taken the day of the tsunami although it happened around noon and my shots of it seemed a bit boring. I came back to take this shot at sunset so technically this is not the tsunami. The waters were all stormy and there were actually guys out in the blown out surf. I guess its just to say that they got to ride the tsunami!
Birds Eye View