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| In front of our institute: Institute for Innovative Learning
As rich as Bhutan is with regard to its culture and traditional ceremonies, Thailand is no more an exception.
The Mahidol University
of its own has a unique way of greeting foreigners. Our group comprised
of eight in numbers were bestowed the greetings of the kind that is
done by family members when we are away for so long time.
They
are so open that their status is almost forgotten. Professors and
Lecturers walk by side of us, showing deeper interest in learning and
making us feel homier.
I discovered that Thai relates to a human-machine of softness and
tenderness. They are the best form of mankind that can take glory over
the world in terms of respect, civic sense and adoration.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Mahidol Ceremony
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