Hey there! 👋 I'm Nampla, and I'm all about exploring the world and sharing my awesome adventures with you! 🌎✨
Right now, I'm based in Thailand, and I'm stoked to show you all the incredible things this country has to offer:
Epic spots you won't believe! 🏞️ Temples that will blow your mind! 🛕 The chillest vibes ever! 😌 Food that'll make your tastebuds sing! 🤤 Nature that's straight outta your dreams! 🌴 Culture that's rich and fascinating! 🙏 Come along for the ride and let's explore the world together! 🚀
The Hua Lamphong Railway Station that you understand is actually not the building with the curved roof. But it is the point where you stand to open this video clip. The building with the curved roof is the Bangkok Railway Station. Which is the main railway station of the government. As for the original Hua Lamphong Railway Station at the point where you stand to shoot the video at the beginning of the video clip, it is a private railway station with a route to Samut Prakan called the Pak Nam line. And it was canceled about 64 years ago.😊🇹🇭
Song Wat is a royal word. It means that the king drew a picture or painted a picture. This road was created by King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, who drew a picture of this road to build it himself to reduce the congestion of the capital. King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, corresponds to the time of Emperor Meiji in Japan.
Thank you for letting us know. I thought this place was Hua Lamphong Station. I will explain next time that this is Bangkok Station. And thank you for telling us the origin of the name of Songwat Road. It's very interesting.😄
@@nampla.brother I am a person who likes history. Especially Asia. Most Thai people are familiar with Chinese history because they grew up with Chinese series and movies. As for Japanese history, I don't know much but I really like the stories of ancient Japan. Especially the samurai concept.😊
