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He had even gone to Lampang, Thailand, to visit the Thai Elephant Orchestra, where he witnessed elephants who had been taught to toot harmonicas, play giant xylophones, and hold wooden mallets in their trunks to strike drums and gongs at a remarkably steady beat.
Birdology Sy Montgomery 2010
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On Wednesday, Mr. Thaksin's supporters pelted a prominent Democrat politician, former Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai, with rotten eggs as he campaigned for a Democrat candidate in the northern province of Lampang.
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In 2007, Thailand became the first Asian country to successfully breed an elephant this way; the calf is at the Lampang conservation center.
Lost in Laos 2009
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Then in the afternoon, the train spends time in the charming little town of Lampang, known among Thais for its colorful horse-drawn carriages -- during which passengers can take a trip to Baan Sao Nok, an 1890s home-turned-museum where you drink tea and learn about the area's history.
All Aboard 2009
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Both the Si Satchanalai and Lampang tours are included in the train fare.
All Aboard 2009
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At the time of Mr. Mouhot's journey, the elephant population in Thailand alone may have been 100,000, estimates Richard Lair, an American elephant authority who works as an adviser at the Thai Elephant Conservation Center in Lampang.
Lost in Laos 2009
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One such market specializing in wildlife is situated near the provincial forestry office in Lampang.
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Salwala said Tuesday that the elephant named Pa Hae Po was taken to the group's hospital in the Thai town of Lampang by truck and is expected to recover.
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Salwala said Tuesday that the elephant named Pa Hae Po was taken to the group's hospital in the Thai town of Lampang by truck and is expected to recover.
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Salwala said Tuesday that the elephant named Pa Hae Po was taken by truck to the group's hospital in the Thai city of Lampang and is expected to recover.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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