Thank you so much for making and sharing this amazing video. I watched the show in 2019. l was so impressed with that. I really hope foreigners will enjoy and be happy with the performance.
Great video. We are looking at going here in August when we visit Thailand. It looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊.. Greetings from Australia..Kevin and Ange
Water Girl, bamboo dance, khanom khrok, water buffalo, were the common sight in recent Thailand's past. It is now hard to see them anymore except khanom khrok which is still being sold in some villages using the traditional way to cook small round piping hot sweet. Thai farmers employ mechanical hoe for over 3 decades now, so buffalo is no longer raised to plough paddy fields, but some are still raised to preserve tradition and for its meat. Water Girl and bamboo dance used to be the common sight during annual temple fairs decades ago, no more to be seen now except in some special places like Siam Neramit.
Thanks for sharing a bit about Thailand!! That’s a shame to see some traditions go, they are very unique and beautiful. Hopefully they come back the the fairs, but if not I’m glad it can still be seen at Siam Niramit! When we visited the Philippines we saw the water buffalo plowing! But I see why people moved to machines!
I live in Phuket. Around Mai-Khao near the airport. The people here still have a bunch of buffalos. They are really cute. Their voices are like "myah." Lol Literally. So cute. There is like a herd or two in Mai-Khao. They like to walk around the fields. Sometimes they walk in front of my house and leave a huge pile of their poop there. We sometimes use it for gardening. Hey, it works.
First time watching your vlog. Thank you, for visiting Thailand.😊 Even though I am thai, I discover new travel spot through you like in this video. Love your videos.👍 Just subed Ps.I love every part of the siam niramit experiences, a bit unsure on the elephant use, I watch one documentary (i might be wrong) said that when elephant shake their body or head left to right repeatedly might sign of stress or trama from the past. But i might be wrong :) just sharing. I am quite sure that in the bigger company like this, i think they provide good care of elephants. If you have time left, wish you have time to visit elephants sanctuary :) that would be great 🤗. Hope you have amazing time in Thailand.
Thank you very much! We had a wonderful visit to Thailand, it's a truly amazing country! We actually asked them about it! They said their elephant was rescued when it was young and they used positive reinforcement style training. Animals that have been traumatized generally act like it and I can say from my short interaction she seemed happy, in good condition, and loved by the staff & visitors alike. I can only speak from my short observation and what I have been told though! I know some elephants have had training that isn't acceptable, but this didn't seem to be the case for her! I hope one day we can make it to a sanctuary (or better yet, spot some in the wild - that would be a dream!), they are beautiful animals! :)
You are right and that uis why people should not visit those elephant shows that have boundchained elephants or ride elephants because their spines are not made for the heavy Houdah. Elephants are trained by "crushing method. You will find videos about this horrible method. A recent vlolg showed an elephant out of Chiang Rai that was theatered by its neck. It could not more more than a couple of inches - imagine you being tied that way for the rest of your life! In other words be humaneand done support these animal shows. Fantasea is one of those where you can have your photo with a baby tiger - absoutely traumatising for the animal. Dont do it. Fantasea is a big company - you cannot see behind the galmour of the show.
Khao Yai and Kanchanaburi in Thailand is a good and beautiful tourist destination. It's a fresh air space. But it is not well known to foreign tourists. Try to visit here.
✨World class spectacular performance of Thai Art!!💕 🥰Thanks for your hard work in making awesome video.👍 😍Most excellent video from Thailand, most of us learn through your eyes!😘
Thank you for the video, what time should we have to be there if we take the long option and is it easy to get there from Phuket town ? Thanks in advance
I would try to get there a few minutes before the doors open! There is a lot to do!! :) I think they do have some shuttle bus options from Phuket, check on their website! otherwise I think it was about a half hour cab ride if I recall!
Hi! I believe the longer option because the shorter ones are only the show itself! The longer one would let you do the pre-show and dinner i believe! :)
everyone will say they are rescued! Nobody is going to tell you that they abuse animals. Do you think that having them in such a small space, having them staged and being part of a show is not an act of cruelty? it is very sad
@@KingK339 we read that it was a rescue from a some sort of logging operation and were told they used positive feedback training. She seemed happy and healthy. I can’t say for certain because I’m not the caretaker… but she certainly didn’t act abused. Idk I’m always a bit torn on this sort of thing too. We obviously don’t support taking animals from the wild or subjecting them to cruel conditions… but on the other hand, giving rescues a new life, be it in a zoo, a show, a sanctuary, etc. isn’t necessarily wrong either. It depends on how they treat them. Now some of the markets we saw in Thailand… those animals were obviously snatched from the wild and horribly neglected/abused.
Thank you so much for making and sharing this amazing video. I watched the show in 2019. l was so impressed with that. I really hope foreigners will enjoy and be happy with the performance.
Thanks for watching! Also yes the Siam Niramit show is awesome. It's a shame they didn't let us film it so we could show people more about it.
Welcome to Thailand 🇹🇭ประเทศไทยยินดีต้อนรับครับ🥰🥰👍🙏🙏
Thank you so much!!! 😊
wow I enjoy with you in the land of creation all 4 parts and don't miss a minute thanks for sharing
Thank you!!! So happy you enjoyed it!!
Wow that's amazing.
I love this show
Thank you!! It was so good!!!
A very wholesome and lovely video beautiful couple
Thank you so much! 😊
Really awesome video 🙏🙏🙏 one of my favorites 👍.
Ahh thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it! This was so fun!
Wow, awesome!!
We had experienced many years ago and whole show had changed as we had seen before!!
We are so excited to see it again.
It was a great show!! When did you go to see it before?
I’m sure you’ll have a great time even with the changes!! Happy travels!
เที่ยวให้สนุกเดินทางปลอดภัยครับ.😃
ขอบคุณ!!!
Amazing show as Thai wished to be there on my next plan.
It’s such a great experience! Definitely see it when you get the chance!! 😃
A very lovely video! Love to see more. Thanks.
Thank you so much! Very happy you enjoyed it!
This is awesome! I wish there was video of you on stage!
Me too!! Or even just one photo! 😂
Great video. We are looking at going here in August when we visit Thailand. It looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊.. Greetings from Australia..Kevin and Ange
It’s definitely worth a visit!! It’s a great show!
Thanks for watching! Happy travels!! 😃
Water Girl, bamboo dance, khanom khrok, water buffalo, were the common sight in recent Thailand's past. It is now hard to see them anymore except khanom khrok which is still being sold in some villages using the traditional way to cook small round piping hot sweet. Thai farmers employ mechanical hoe for over 3 decades now, so buffalo is no longer raised to plough paddy fields, but some are still raised to preserve tradition and for its meat. Water Girl and bamboo dance used to be the common sight during annual temple fairs decades ago, no more to be seen now except in some special places like Siam Neramit.
Thanks for sharing a bit about Thailand!! That’s a shame to see some traditions go, they are very unique and beautiful. Hopefully they come back the the fairs, but if not I’m glad it can still be seen at Siam Niramit!
When we visited the Philippines we saw the water buffalo plowing! But I see why people moved to machines!
I live in Phuket. Around Mai-Khao near the airport. The people here still have a bunch of buffalos. They are really cute. Their voices are like "myah." Lol Literally. So cute.
There is like a herd or two in Mai-Khao. They like to walk around the fields. Sometimes they walk in front of my house and leave a huge pile of their poop there. We sometimes use it for gardening. Hey, it works.
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とても楽しそう！
ご視聴、コメントありがとうございます!!とても楽しい場所です！
Awesome, nice trip and great video from Phuket
Thank you so much!! Very happy you enjoyed it!
Very nice vdo you are amazing 👏👍👍👍
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!!
❤you 🇹🇭🙏😍
Thank you!!!
I am watching your video from Thailand
Very nice
Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Have a nice trip krub.
Thank you!!!
First time watching your vlog. Thank you, for visiting Thailand.😊 Even though I am thai, I discover new travel spot through you like in this video. Love your videos.👍 Just subed
Ps.I love every part of the siam niramit experiences, a bit unsure on the elephant use, I watch one documentary (i might be wrong) said that when elephant shake their body or head left to right repeatedly might sign of stress or trama from the past. But i might be wrong :) just sharing. I am quite sure that in the bigger company like this, i think they provide good care of elephants.
If you have time left, wish you have time to visit elephants sanctuary :) that would be great 🤗.
Hope you have amazing time in Thailand.
Thank you very much! We had a wonderful visit to Thailand, it's a truly amazing country!
We actually asked them about it! They said their elephant was rescued when it was young and they used positive reinforcement style training. Animals that have been traumatized generally act like it and I can say from my short interaction she seemed happy, in good condition, and loved by the staff & visitors alike. I can only speak from my short observation and what I have been told though! I know some elephants have had training that isn't acceptable, but this didn't seem to be the case for her!
I hope one day we can make it to a sanctuary (or better yet, spot some in the wild - that would be a dream!), they are beautiful animals! :)
@@IfWeGoTo wow, thank you for sharing these info with us. Looking forward to your next destination
You are right and that uis why people should not visit those elephant shows that have boundchained elephants or ride elephants because their spines are not made for the heavy Houdah. Elephants are trained by "crushing method. You will find videos about this horrible method. A recent vlolg showed an elephant out of Chiang Rai that was theatered by its neck. It could not more more than a couple of inches - imagine you being tied that way for the rest of your life! In other words be humaneand done support these animal shows. Fantasea is one of those where you can have your photo with a baby tiger - absoutely traumatising for the animal. Dont do it. Fantasea is a big company - you cannot see behind the galmour of the show.
Khao Yai and Kanchanaburi
in Thailand is a good and beautiful tourist destination. It's a fresh air space. But it is not well known to foreign tourists. Try to visit here.
Ohh thank you so much for the recommendations! We will have to look into visiting on our next trip to Thailand! 😃
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤❤❤สยามนิรมิตรภูเก็ต
สยามนิรมิต ภูเก็ต เลิศมาก! ขอบคุณ!
เห็นแล้วรักเลยครับ มีความสุขจัง
ขอบคุณที่รับชม. ชื่นชมมาก !
เยี่ยม vdo สนุก
ดีใจที่คุณคิดอย่างนั้น ขอบคุณที่รับชม!
👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!!!
Poor Water Girl didn’t stand a chance did she 😂
Hahahah not with these big ole muscles and that perfect aim. 🤣
We also have bamboo dance in Philippines its called tinikling
Yeah!!! It’s super similar right??
Even India has the bamboo dance.
🇹🇭🙏😍💛💛
Thank you!! :D
what camera do you use? I reallt like the mood and tone of it look like a movie
Wow thank you!! 😃
This was shot on a canon eos R! It’s an awesome camera despite its age!
✨World class spectacular performance of Thai Art!!💕
🥰Thanks for your hard work in making awesome video.👍
😍Most excellent video from Thailand, most of us learn through your eyes!😘
Haha thanks for watching! Glad you could appreciate what Siam Niramit has to offer.
Really nice
Thank you!!!
Have a nice day ❤😀🙏
Thank you!! You too!!
I'm like your video
Thank you!!
Thank you for the video, what time should we have to be there if we take the long option and is it easy to get there from Phuket town ? Thanks in advance
I would try to get there a few minutes before the doors open! There is a lot to do!! :)
I think they do have some shuttle bus options from Phuket, check on their website! otherwise I think it was about a half hour cab ride if I recall!
Hi , are there elephants on stage or just before the show for petting ?
Hi!! We only saw them at the pre-show, they did not appear on stage!
Great information video, let me share this video at our geographic information. Please let me know if there is any wrong information. Thank you
Hi! if you don't mind me asking, which option did you pick? There's 3: 1h19, 1h10 and 4h30. thanks
Hi! I believe the longer option because the shorter ones are only the show itself! The longer one would let you do the pre-show and dinner i believe! :)
@@IfWeGoTo Thank you so much!!
กลับมาเที่ยวประเทศไทยใหม่นะครับ
เราจะกลับมาอีกครั้งในสัปดาห์นี้! 💕
@@IfWeGoTo ขอบคุณครับที่จะมาเที่ยวประเทศไทยอีก คนไทยทุกคนยินดีต้อนรับครับ
so good G b y ❤🎉🙏
Thank you!!!
South of Thailand is part of Malay kingdom is the past . ... it's kinda love and hate relationship between the Malay and Siam .
We will need to visit, I’d be interested in hearing out this relationship!! But regardless I hope it’s a mostly love one now!!!
ขอบคุณที่คุณชื่นชอบมรดกศิลปะประจำชาติของไทย มันสวยงดงามมากๆ😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
มันวิเศษมากที่ได้สัมผัสและเรียนรู้เกี่ยวกับมันผ่านการแสดงนี้! ขอบคุณ!!
@@IfWeGoTo ศิลปะวัฒนธรรมไทย มรดกโลกไทยไม่แพ้ชาติใดในโลกครับ ชาวต่างชาติชื่นชอบศิลปะวัฒนธรรมไทยเป็นอย่างมาก ยอดเยี่ยมที่สุด☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
Elephants can do anything if you beat, I mean train them. Even crush a human head.
Dancing!
They said this elephant was a rescue and it certainly didn't act abused. :/
everyone will say they are rescued! Nobody is going to tell you that they abuse animals. Do you think that having them in such a small space, having them staged and being part of a show is not an act of cruelty? it is very sad
Related or same plastic surgeon?
related
That poor elephant. So sad. I will never support animal cruelty like this😢
@@KingK339 we read that it was a rescue from a some sort of logging operation and were told they used positive feedback training. She seemed happy and healthy. I can’t say for certain because I’m not the caretaker… but she certainly didn’t act abused.
Idk I’m always a bit torn on this sort of thing too. We obviously don’t support taking animals from the wild or subjecting them to cruel conditions… but on the other hand, giving rescues a new life, be it in a zoo, a show, a sanctuary, etc. isn’t necessarily wrong either. It depends on how they treat them.
Now some of the markets we saw in Thailand… those animals were obviously snatched from the wild and horribly neglected/abused.
i was 2 times there but at Bkk
branch. Dont know its still operating. It was nice
I don’t think Siam niramit bangkok is running anymore, but I’m glad you got to experience it! It’s a great show!
You are very beautiful 💕💕💕😊🙏
Thank you so much!!
ฟูเก๊ต..คืออะไร
Sa-Wsd-Dee-Ka=สวัสดีค่ะ เที่ยวให้สนุกและทานอาหารให้อร่อยนะคะ
Thank you very much!!! 🤗