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20/09/2022

05/12/2020

We are please represent the one of the most famous destination in this season is Scandinavia countries.

Many exciting activities to do such as going out for hunting the northern light by husky or reindeer sledge, hang out in iced bar, stay in Igloo. You will have a romantic feelings with the special celebration with special person.

After the COVID 19 situation getting better, we are ready to serve the services to you.

Hope to see you soon!!!

Thrive Group (Thailand) co.,Ltd.
The global destination management.

30/01/2020

In the beginning of the year of 2020, Our company Thrive Group Thailand plan to expand and develop our services to be more quality and more type of services to serve the customers widely.

Consequently, we are please to announce our new destination of our services in land operator which is Japan. This destination is the first of our destination in Asia. Our company already form our team of people whose are professional in Japanese land operator with more than 30 years of experiences.

Japan was one of the most popular destinations of all travelers around the world. Because it was one of an unique country with the specific traditional, art and history that we can't find it in any places. Moreover they don't leave the old way of them but preserve it while developing country to be modern. So, all of this we choose Japan to be the first destination in Asia and we're sincerely hope that we will get the chance to serve our best services.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok1015

Photo Credit: JJ Ying on Unsplash, David Edelstein on Unsplash, Nick Woood on Unsplash, Jezael Melgoza on Unsplash

14/01/2020

Long time no see, today we would like to talk about the next destination which is Croatia.

I really appreciate to introduce famous destinations in Croatia to all of you.

First of all, you must not miss “Dubrovnik old town” one of the world heritage site appointed by UNESCO in 1979 and become more famous as a filming location of “Game of Thrones” famed TV series.

Dubrovnik was found in 7th century then enjoyed greatest growth in 15-16th century. It was ruled by the Venetians and Hungarians.

It is located in the south of Croatia on the Dalmatian Coast and surrounded by Adriatic Sea. The spectacular location made Dubrovnik dubbed “The Pearl of the Adriatic”

Moreover, its home to Croatia's artistic and intellectual elite. These iconic architecture and picturesque scenery, you would never found at others place.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography:15 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Croatia,
Jane Foster and Bryan Dearsley on Planet Ware
Photo credit: Spencer Davis on Unsplash, MadebyMorgan on Unsplash

30/09/2019

After we have talked a lot about attractions in Luxor, so we will move to the next destination in Egypt which is Awan, ever been Egypt’s gateway to Africa.
It is a relaxed town that you can exploring the temples, monuments, and the other tourist attractions in the southern upper Egypt. Here some lists of attraction in Aswan!

First is Abu Simbel which is a must see in Aswan. Built in the reign of Ramses II and it was the most elegant of his monuments. Fortunately, the entire building saved from flooding in 1960s by an international UNESCO team. They evacuate the entire temple from the original location and lifted piece by piece to the current site.

Abu Simbel is 280 kilometers from Aswan, sitting on the banks of Lake Nasser. The four enormous statues of Ramses II (20 meters height) in front of the main temple are picturesque. Carved around their feet are his children, queen Nefertiti and his mother. The main temple dedicated to the sun gods Amon-re consists of the consecutive halls which depict painting of the Kadesh Battle.

Move to the north of main temple, there is a small temple which is the temple of Hathor located on a rocky promontory and separated from the main temple by sand valley. This temple dedicated to the god of love and Nefertari (Ramesses’s wife) which was a second time in ancient Egyptian history.
The wall of this temple are depict the images of Ramesses and Nefertari making offerings to the gods and to depictions of the goddess Hathor.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Ancient History Encyclopedia, Jess Lee "Exploring Abu Simbel" on Planet Ware
Photo credit: Jess Lee, Aussieactive on Unsplash

23/09/2019

We have talked a lot about the archaeological attractions in Egypt. Consequently, we will move to the relaxing activity which is a Felucca ride on the Nile. It was the best way to relax after your fill of temples and tombs.

You will experience amazing view of the historical city with the peace and tranquility of the Nile water that has been the lifeblood of Egypt since Pharaonic times while gently gild down the river. Watch the sunset over ancient tribes, the real Egyptian life pass in the same way they have done for centuries.

Felucca ride on the Nile will sail to the “Banana Island” which plenty of banana farm. You can take a short explore of this Island, where you can get some traditional tea and type of banana which was very sweet and delicious then sail back along the Nile.

This is the activity that you shouldn’t miss. Let’s the Felucca ride help you absorbing the fascinating view of the Nile in your memory.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Nile Holiday
Photo credit: Planet ware, Ryan Bolton on The Journal by Intrepid Travel

19/09/2019

The modern town of Luxor is the famous city Thebes or Waset in ancient Egypt. It was a capital of Egypt from the twelfth dynasty (1991 BC.) and reached its peak in the New Kingdom.

Even The mud-brick houses and palaces have disappeared but the most fascinating rock temple have survived which is Luxor Temple.
It is located close to the Nile laid out parallel to the riverbank and known as “The southern harem of Amun” The temple was first built in the reign of Amenhotep III (1390-52 BC.) on the site of an earlier sandstone temple but completed by Tutankhamun (1336-27 BC.) and Horemheb (1323-1295 BC.)

This temple is interesting because it was reconstructed with different art design, be it Christian and Islamic art. During Christian era, the hypostyle hall was converted into a Christian church. Then for thousands of years, the temple was buried underground. Eventually the mosque of Sufi Shaykh Yusuf Abu al-Hajjaj was built over it.
If you visit this temple you will see the evolution of arts in one place.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Luxor Temple on Discovering Egypt
Photo credit: Discovering Egypt, Planet ware, Luxor & Aswan Travel

13/09/2019

Luxor museum of Egyptian art has a well-chosen and brilliantly displayed and explained collection of antiquities dating from the end of the Old Kingdom to the Mamluk period, mostly gathered from the Theban temples and necropolis.

The entrance ticket was quite expensive but worth it. This is the one of the most valuable sights in Luxor. Unless the enchanting antiques, the location of museum was picturesque which located on the eastern bank of the Nile. Its construction was established by the Ministry of Culture of Egypt and was completed in 1975.

The collection of the museum and high quality of its presentation allows visitor to travel back in time. It displayed several of masterpieces. For example, before entering the Main hall, visitors are welcomed by the life-size statue of King Tutankhamun Which found in the temple of Karnak which was discovered in 1903 by the French archaeologist Georges Albert Legrain.

Second is the statue of Thumose III who become famous from the 15 military campaigns to Asia and managed to expand the country’s borders in the south of Egypt. The statue was Graywacke with 0.90 meters high. It was found in 1965 at the destroyed temple on the west bank.

The last example is one of the highlights in the museum that was the two royal mummies which are Ahmose I and the mummy some believe to be Ramses I, excitingly displayed without their wrappings in dark room. This is only a few examples of more than hundred artifacts. Come to visit here, you will not regret it.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Luxor Museum on Lonely Planet, Luxor Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art on Isida Project
Photo credit: Isida Project

11/09/2019

Ramesseum is the great mortuary temple built by
Ramses II and dedicated to Amun lies on the edge of
the plantation one-and-a-half kilometers south
of Deir el-Bahri. Even if only half of original structure
survive but it is still highly spectacular monument. During Roman Imperial Period, It was known as The Tomb of Ozymandias, mentioned by the historian Diodorus. (1st century BC) and was later famed by
the English poet Shelley in his poem Ozymandias.

The north and south tower are engraved the reliefs of Ramses II’s fight with the Hittites representative the reliefs of Abu Simbel. On the South Tower, the whole of the left and half of the wall is taken up by the Battle of Qadesh. This scene depicts Ramses in his chariot against the Hittites, who are killed by his arrows while to the right, you can make out the Hittite Prince and the enemy retreat into their fortress.

Inside theforecourt are the remains of
gigantic figure of the king which is predicted to have originally total height of 17.5 meters and weighted more than thousand tons.

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Jess Lee, 16 Top-Rated Attractions in Luxor & Easy Day Trips
Photo credit: Jess Lee on Planet ware

10/09/2019

The south side from the main temple next to Temple of Ramses II, there was a Sacred Lake. It is known as Lake of the Salt Pan because the water is the water of the lake is slightly saline. Then lead to The Temple of Khonsu dedicated to the Theban moon god which is the example of unique architecture of the New Kingdom. It was built by Ramses III, but the reliefs, apart from those in the innermost chambers were completed during the reign of Ramses of IV, XII and the priest king Herihor, who also built the forecourt.
The central gateway lead to the forecourt which flanked on the right and left by a double row of papyrus columns. This temple is plenty of old reliefs that you should miss especially the reliefs in the dark chamber on the east side of the Sanctuary which show Ramses IV and (to the right and left of the entrance) the Emperor Augustus in the presence of the Theban gods.
Next to the southwest from The Temple of Khonsu is The Temple of Osiris and Opet (The goddess of childbirth and the mother of Osiris) which built by Euergetes II. It stands on a three-meter-high base topped with the main entrance on the west side then lead to the rectangle hall that have the reliefs depict the king in the presence of various deities. Off this hall, it has two side chambers that depict the dead of Osiris and the birth of Horus.
The door with the figure of Opet lead to the Sanctuary with a niche that originally held the statue of goddess. We will end the Karnak complex here and continue to the next place, guess where ?!

THRIVE Group Thailand
Global Destination Management
Contact us:
Tel: +662-118-2569
E-mail: [email protected]
Location 22/30 Soi Suanluang, Bangkho, Jomthong, Bangkok10150

Bibliography: Jess Lee, Exploring The Temples of Karnak: A Visitor's Guide
Photo credit: Jess Lee on Planet ware