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Mr Rajan Adhikari, the tallest living person in Nepal and the world’s second tallest individual measuring 2.21 metres (7’ 3”), has embarked on a world tour carrying the message of world peace and love around the world. Mr Adhikari is traveling the world with his companion, Mr Chitra Poudel, Nepal’s first a ‘differently-abled’ cyclist.

The first phase of the world tour covers India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Brunei. The second phase will cover other countries.

Following stops in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India, Mr Adhikari and Mr Poudel both arrived in Thailand on 1 June 2007 and made a courtesy call to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) head-office on Petchaburi Road.

Mr Adhikari and Mr Poudel met with Mr Suraphon Svetasreni, TAT Deputy Governor for Marketing Communications.

“Our objective is to spread the message of peace and love in a world suffering from violence, intolerance and hatred and spreading the message of humanitarian brotherhood all over the world”, Mr Adhikari explains.

Other major objectives include raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and narcotic drugs, speaking against child labour and exploitation and providing inspiration and love to disabled individuals around the world.

Mr Adhikari and Mr Poudel are also assuming the role of ‘ambassadors’ of Nepalese culture, working to forge friendly relations wherever their travels take them.

“We would like to introduce the natural beauty of Nepal, Nepali culture and Nepali people, their warm hospitality to the people of all countries of the world,” Mr Adhikari added.

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One of the most popular trips. Get to know Thailand in its look and spirit as we take you around its monuments, rivers, locals, temples and nature sites. Travel the beautiful landscape by land and water. The trip takes you to the north of Bangkok to Ayutthaya, Lampang, Lamphun, Lopburi, Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, in a matter of just 7 days. Handicraft making, cultural shows, Thai food, boat rides over the Mekong etc. are other attractions as we see the major landmarks and local lifestyle. This is one tour you can not afford to miss to get to know Thailand in its spirit, culture and beauty. Here is what some of the recent travelers have to say on this tour:Everything about the tour was just perfect. The booking process and travel arrangements went smoothly and without problems. I would also like to say a special 'thank you' to our tour guide Pui, for his good humour throughout, his explanations of Thai culture, and his flexibility in ensuring that we tourists got the very best out of the tour. Of course, our driver should also be complimented for always ensuring timely, safe and incident-free travel. I hope that you can pass on my thanks to them. I have strongly recommended your company to my friends and contacts. I will, of course, be using your company again for future trips in South East Asia. With many thanks.