Patpong Kanchanarochna has written:

'In-service plan for tumbol agents in Thailand' -- subject(s): Agricultural extension workers, In-service training

Timothy Hallinan has written:

'The girl from Patpong' -- subject(s): Fiction

'The Bone Polisher' -- subject(s): Fiction, Private investigators, Serial murders, Simeon Grist (Fictitious character)

'Skin Deep' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Fiction, Private investigators, Simeon Grist (Fictitious character)

'The four last things' -- subject(s): Private investigators, Simeon Grist (Fictitious character), Fiction

'The queen of Patpong' -- subject(s): Fiction

'Breathing water' -- subject(s): Fiction

'Teenage love stories'

'The Four Last Things' -- subject(s): Fiction, Private investigators, Simeon Grist (Fictitious character)

Yes, we have all coloured light bulbs here.

I guess you mean either traffic lights or the red light areas. To the former, the lights use the British system of Red/Amber/Green (also drive on the left like the UK) - the latter, yes, there are red light areas in most major towns and cities (although tourists would notice them only in the big/touristy places). In Bangkok there is Soi Cowboy/Patpong/Nana Plaza - in Pattaya there is the front and Walking Street - in Chiang Mai there is Loi Kroh and in Phuket there is Bangla Road/Soi Seadragon. There are also red light areas that cater only to Thais, only to Japanese and only to Koreans - most cater for any.