Visiting Thailand 65 years ago
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- A British couple visits Thailand from Malaysia in 1951. See Bangkok and its Chao Phraya river and Golden Dawn stupa.
A viewer observed: "To my guessing, the train was south bound to Malaya (now call Malaysia). Highly possible that, travelers must overnight at Pun Pin district, Surat Tha Nee Province (where the Samui island located) in order to cross the Tha Pee river and re-board another train at the other bank for go further south. As people, including monk in then movie walked carefully, while passengers' baggage were carried by some locals who provide the service to ease of boarding sampan and long-tail boats. The bridge was destroyed during WW II by ally air raids. (WWII end in 1945, the film shot in 1951, Thailand at that time still need lot of resources to heal the damages caused by the war.)"
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This is so precious! Thank you for posting this!!
This is a treasure, thanks for sharing, Thailand in 1951.
I have many great memories of 1959-72 this area, all lovely, my favorite of 35 countries.
Wonderful videos, Mr. Rogge, thank you. Thais back then were all so much slimmer!
คิดถึงสมัยก่อนเดินทางกันด้วยเรือ ใช้พายกับแจว เด็กรุ่นผมสามขวบก็ว่ายน้ำได้แล้ว ดีใจที่ได้เห็น
I am so envious! that you experienced Thailand before cellphones, before even TVs became commonplace. The khlongs were still clean, and the Thai smile was still luminous and innocent. Thank you for this beautiful and precious film.
Your videos make me so happy yet forlorn and nostalgic at the same time, for a place and an era lost into time. Thank you for posting.
ขอบคุณถ้าไม่มีคุณ เราคงไม่ได้เห็นภาพเก่าแบบนี้
อืมม คนเมื่อก่อนยิ้มมากกว่าปัจจุบัน
สมัยนี้ยิ้มให้ฝรั่ง เค้าก็นึกว่าเราขาย เฮ้อ
Yotsavarit Kapklang 55
ก็แล้วแต่ที่ บางที่ถ้าห่างไกลรูปแบบสังคมเมืองมากหน่อย ก็ประมาณนี้
หนี้เยอะ ทำงานหาเงินใช้หนี้ ไหนจะค่าเล่าเรียนลูก ใครจะไปยิ้มไหว
@@gitchai8838 จริงๆ เห็นด้วยๆ
2:34 "รถสำหรับนอน" = sleeping car. i visited thailand for 31 years ago, i got so frustrated because i couldn't read the thai alphabet that i made up my mind: i must at least be able to read it. back home , i bought a linguaphone thai-english course (there was no internet then:-)...after one year or so, i was able to read &write in thai. no, i'm not fluent, but i can order my breakfast in thai so to speak.
Very inspiring for your story.
wow. good for you. I speak more than casual and tried to learn to read, but gave up. I was planning on retiring to Thailand this year and spending several hours every week with some tutor was my goal to learn more. COVID has stopped me from traveling at the moment
@@gkprivate433
if you speak more than casual, reading thai shouldn't be an issue. let me know if you are interested, i'll give you a few links, and it'll cost you only your time:-)
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Thanks video 🙏🏻
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wow !!thank you for upload this!!
Thank you so much for your sharing.
Thanks for sharing. Have a Merry Christmas.
Excellent footage.
Enjoyed.
Thank you so much for lovely video 🙏
Just watched the film. This's amazing inspiring and a big piece of history. Wonderful to watch. Do you know the pretty European lady in this film?
RIP Michael Rogge. Great great video
Nice video of 1951 shoot its clear
Beautiful place
Alot of things have not changed if you know Thailand and see non tourist areas.
100 %...
Whoa~ so nostalgic. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas! :D
another video well done thank you
So cool , Thank for sharing . Happy new year.
Really great to see these old videos.
This is very valueable VDO.
ผู้คนดูเรียบง่ายและจริงใจ
Very Great film. Thank you.
Thx for sharing... great memories..
AN EXCELLENT VIDEO...WELL DONE !
Everyone looks more beautiful back then
Everyone, and everything. Hardly a single overweight person in the entire film!
Nicely done,,so much farming back then,,thanks for sharing this amazing piece of history,,😊
Your videos are excellent!Thank You!
Ah, at 2.15 the route to Korat was a large detour through Angthong and Lopburi. Thanks for precious film
Thank you that was great
Beautyful City Bangkok venace of East thank you sharing wonderful awesome inspirational memories of happiness!
I think of the olden days when the world is a better place to live on than today.
One of my favorite countries. It's impossible avoid falling in love with it.
Thank for sharing
wow!
very very important film!
Thank you.
Thank for yr video from bangkok
Wonderful ☺️
Great, please do more.
Merci pour ce document exeptionnel de grande qualité .
thank you,thank you
Thank you, I love film images. What 16mm camera did you use?
I wish I could time travel!
เกือบ70ปี ฝรั่งนี่ไปไหนเขาชอบบันทึก
พวกเขาเข้าถึงอุปกรณ์การบันทึกและการคมนาคมมากกว่าพวกเรา ดูสมัยนี้สิพวกเราไปไหนมาไหน กินอะไร ก็ต้องถ่ายรูป ถ่ายคลิป
Magnifique document . Merci pour ce partage .
Oriental Hotel - yes the best in Thailand!
เวลานั้นยังไม่มีเครื่องถ่ายvdo หรือว่าใช้กล้องถ่ายทำภาพยนตร์?
งดงามตามธรรมชาติ
train trip is still the same
Probably the same train ; - )
jayaybe1 not anymore :3
To my guessing, the train was south bound to Malaya (now call Malaysia). Highly possible that, travelers must overnight at Pun Pin district, Surat Tha Nee Province (where the Samui island located) in order to cross the Tha Pee river and re-board another train at the other bank for go further south. As people, including monk in the movie, walked carefully, while passengers' baggage were carried by some locals who provide the service to ease of boarding sampan and long-tail boats. The bridge was destroyed during WW II by ally air raids. (WWII end in 1945, the film shot in 1951, Thailand at that time still need lot of resources to heal the damages caused by the war.)
Thanks very much. I have added your observations to the description
Yours welcome. i have transferred my 8-mm films into digital form. Your films are older than mine but very clean and clear that is very surprise to me. Keep up all your wonderful work. THANKS!
I have sharpened the images and saturated the colour.
Thanks, very interest technology for sharpening. i used mostly Kodak Chrom film that hope to keep the color. Look forward to sharpen, brighten my digital movie too. The train left Bung Kok Noi rail station, passengers board the train for south bound, during WWII the Rama VI bridge that located at norther part of Bangkok was damaged by Ally air raids so at that time train could not pass the bridge for south bound travelling (40 years ago, they found an unexposed bomb in the bride vicinity that required a helicopter to pick it up before deposed it off in the mid of Gulf of Thailand). Currently, Aug. 2018, a city further down from the big pagoda city (Na Korn Pa Thom Province) as seen in the movie, they found at least 4 more unexposed bombs laid under the river and still thinking how to depose them. The mountain range just further down from Hua Hin town.
i slowed down the speed, in my films, into half that can keep the movement look natural. In the past, as you already knew, films and processing were very expensive so every second count. So, for me, each shoot last 4 or 5 seconds only. Cut the speed into half that extended many unexpected shoots to viewers to enjoy. Thanks.
Was at this hotel 3 months Ago
Fantastic !
หมายความว่ายังไง รถสำหรับนอน
Reminds me of The King and I.
เรื่องนั้นนิยายมากว่าเรื่องจริง..
ว้าว
กลิ่นอายแห่งตะวันออก🇹🇭
This comment is thai people writing it.
คอมเมนท์นี้คนไทยเขียนนะครับ
... 05:39 ลี กวน ยู ตอนทีนเอจรึเปล่า? ................
As ăn hístorian and scholar of Thai/Siamese history, I am disappointed that the uploader here has downloaded other Thai language vids from youtube, and then uploaded them again with his own made up captions.
Vids uploaded as Bangkok 60s, 70s, Bangkok 80s etc...etc.... are instead of Suphanburi/Kanchanburi/
Ratchaburi provinces. Audio heard of vendors etc is almost
100% Isarn/Lao dialect in every video clip.
Uploading archives and them retitling them is pretty pathetic
ผ้คนในคลิปนี้ไม่มีใครเหลือรอดแล้ว
Were there prostitutes then ?
Incredible footage of Bangkok in a time before the urban explosion and mass tourism..