Thailand

A B with a straight slash right down like this ฿ or you just write THB

Yes

You first have to define "developed". If developed means that they have paved roads, running clean water, supermarkets or markets to buy basic necessities, electricity in the towns and suburbs, regular trash pickup, high speed internet access....the answer is YES :)

You may run into some older expats who can remember where certain places were all dirt roads with no electricity or electric only during the day time as little as 10 years ago.

ANS 3 - You may run into people who remember all kinds of things from years ago .

But the questioner is asking today, in 2012.

yes, especially in the north, and northeast

Former South Vietnam only: Below Saigon is all Mekong Delta; just like Sacramento Valley, California, to include San Francisco Bay marshlands. North/Northwest of Saigon is Rain Forest type terrain (called jungle during the war); continuing into the Central Highlands; similiar, but not as high and cold as California's Sierra Mountain ranges. Other than post Viet War structures; no cities existed in South Vietnam other than along the coast lines; except for Saigon. Only small towns existed (villages).

The following islands are often grouped together with Southeast Asia

- Malaysia

- Indonesia

- The Philippines

developing country

Elephants, Monkeys, tigers, lions, cobra's and antelope are some of Thailand's native animals.

I found the answer after lots of searching.

"Thailand is a vast country comprising 513,115 sq. km of land and more than 3,219 km of coastline. Thailand is divided into four natural regions: The mountainous North; The high Northeast Plateau; The Central Plain; and the Southern Isthmus or peninsula. Thailand comprises 76 provinces and stretches 1,648 km from the Northern most point of Mai Sai to the Southern most point of Tanon Sukyang, and has a width of 780 km."

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The Eastern Hemisphere, slightly above the equator.

Chao Phraya River

Khorat Plateau

Peanut Trees

Olive Trees

A flight from Thailand to Brisbane, Australia would take about 9 hours and 45 minutes to complete. There is approximately 4,601 miles between the two locations.

A flat rate of 60 yen for surface mail and 70 yen for airmail all over the world.

Exclusive international postcards (for airmail) are available at post offices.

Information taken from the official JapanPost site.

Hottest is between march and may

You need a passport, a visa and preferably an air ticket to travel and go live in Thailand depending with your country.

The proper adjective for the word Thailand is Thai. Example: Because I am from Thailand, I am Thai.

Yes

There are a variety of physical features of Thailand. Some of these include mountains, plains, plateau, as well as extensive coastlines of beach.

Thailand manufactures many resources such as automatic data processing machines, machine parts, automobiles and parts of it, precious stones and jewelry, refined fuels, rubber, electronic circuits, polymers, ethylene, and propylene, iron, steel, and other metals, rubber products like tires, toys, and car parts, and last of all chemical products.

Thailand is in southeast asia. It's neighbors are Cambodia on the right, Myanmar on the left, Laos above, and Malaysia below.

Siam.
the old name for Thailand was Siam

Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is a country in Southeast Asia. Its absolute location is 13.7500 deg N, 100.4833 deg E.

Bangkok is the capital city of the country of Thailand.

An Indian passport WILL require a visa to enter Thailand. A passport with at least 6 months validity, proof of sufficient funds to cover the length of your stay and return/onward travel arrangements is also required. Please check with your local Thai Embassy/Consulate on how to obtain a visa and/or any changes in their entry requirements.