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Frequency: FM 109.5 MHz                                                                          Internet station

Date: 21^st Monday 2012                                                                               Disc Jockey: Chuanjim’s group

Topic:  Koh Kret pottery village                                                                   Time:   10.00-10.10 am

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1. FM 109.5 2. Song “Good life” Onerepublic	( 5 minutes)
Opening message . INFORMATION ABOUT KOH-KRET	- Good morning guys, I’m really glad to be here and welcome to Chuanjim’s radio  with me Mr. Nuttapol Wikitpaisarn on 21st Monday 2013 -  There are a lot of important things to tell you guys and it is really interesting. -  Firstable, let me mention about the time.  In every Monday since 10.00-10.10 am         -  From Internet station, Patumthani, Klong6      -   Frequency   FM 109.5  MHz    ..................................................................... -  For any message that you guys want to say or to share about please call this number     11223344    -  For the other way to listen to our station please visit this  www.Chuanjim.blogspot.com    ............................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... BREAK AND COME BACK WITH INFORMATION ABOUT KOH-KRET (Kanachon) For an easy day trip out of the city with a dose of culture, head to Koh Kret just don’t expect the white sandy beaches of Koh Phi Phi or Koh Samui. A rustic island on the Chao Praya River, Koh Kret is home to a community of Mon people and is famed for its handcrafted pottery. Like many unique cultural sites turned tourist destinations, Koh Kret can feel like a mini-Chatuchak market, existing only to satisfy the consumer of those passing through. But it still has charm, and easily accessible from the centre of Bangkok.  (Apiporn) Koh-Kret is a small island located in Chao Phraya River in the province of Nonthaburi, and is about 2 km long and 1 km wide. It has seven main villages, the largest and most populous being Ban Mon.  (Onprapa) The quickest way to get to Koh Kret is to take the BTS to Victory Monument, then get off and walk towards the buses on the west side of the monument. Take the expressway bus 166, which will take you about 30-40 minutes (19 baht). Ask the bus driver to notify you when you reach Koh Kret. When you get off, walk for two minutes towards the pier, located behind Wat Sanam Neua. From there, take an eye-blink of a boat ride across the river to Ko Kret (2 baht).  (Itthitep) If you are not in a rush and need a little nature for your retinas, the long scenic route is to take the Chao Praya Express boat (just jump on the boat and pay once you are on — do not ask for a tourist ticket) to the very end of the line, Nonthaburi. From there, you can take the 32, 51 or 104 bus to the pier (19 baht), where you can catch the small boat to cross the river to Koh Kret (2 baht). If you don’t speak Thai, come with some key phrases written down in case you lose your way. Otherwise, you can negotiate a long tailed boat from Nonthaburi itself, though be prepared to put your bargaining face on. Allow a good three hours to get there, and consider the second option for the way back. (Chakrit) In Koh Kret, there are so many interesting spots for you to enjoy for example like, pottery village, temples, dessert shops, coffee shop. So the most popular spot is that pottery village then the thing is that you as a customer could make your own pottery to be as a souvenir to bring it home and the cost is only 50 Baht, in our opinion, this price is not expensive at all because 50 Baht is for the materials and the other thing is that you can also see the way how they make the pottery or it is like a home of production and we can guarantee that you will not forget this experience for sure. (Nuttapol) Interesting Places ·         Wat Poramai Yigawat ·         Wat Phailom ·         Wat Saotong Thong ·         Wat Chimphi ·         OTOP village ·         Dessert shops ·         Kret Buddha Garden