Every year, most of the companies in Thailand organize a new year cum annual party for their staff members. Normally these new year parties are held not on the new year eve since most of the employees might want to spend their holidays with family and friends. So the firms in Thailand usually choose another day during the month of December or January for the company’s new year party. This starts from early December and late till late January. This year also firms in Thailand started celebrating new year. One of my friends who is working in WD Thailand sent me the photos of the new year party held last week and I thought I will share those photos with you people
Party Girls Photos
Cute Girls Gang.

Mmm… She is ready to Party

She is a Big party girl!

I thought this girl is cute.
Is she cute? I am not sure.

Are they preparing for the Thai motor show?

The party started already. But let’s take a snap.

Naughty photographer is zooming at wrong (right?) place.

Big smiles from land of smiles.

Thai girls are no longer shy to expose!!

She is a hot and sexy party girl.

Lucky guys! Are you enjoying the party or the girl?

Big tattoo girl. Thai girls’ new tattoo craze.

Another group of fresh Thai girls in party.

She is pretty. What do you guys and girls think about these new year party photos and the girls? Aren’t they beautiful? I thought some of the girls are cute.
The museum presents lively human sculptures created by a group of Thai artists headed by Archarn Duankaew. It took almost 10 years of hard work to build the human sculptures which are currently displayed in museum. The Thailand Human Imagery Museum presents stunning human sculptures including various characters and the general Thai life style and culture. Among the many figures includes respectable Buddhist Monks, former Kings of the Chakri Dynasty of Thailand, and the exerts from Thai Life and culture.
To make it more attractive the Thai artists also made figures of famous international personalities like
The figures at Thailand Human Imagery Museum is amazingly close to real life characters and many a times even a closer look at the sculptures will not be enough for you to identify them as statues. Look at some of the photographs from the museum and you can find each individual hair was inserted into its own aperture on the head and body of the sculptures.



