Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
) is an initiative by King Bhumibol to improve the living standards of hill tribes. It occupies 600 rai (243 acres) in the Hmong village of Khun Klang. It was established in 1979 as part of His Majesty's Royal Project Foundation. The research station carries out work on developing marketable crops, ranging from fruit trees to flowering plants, to help the surrounding hill tribe villages, composed chiefly of Hmong and Karen tribes.
Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Tourists visiting Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Black swan Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Botanic gardens at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Magnolia blossom at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Magnolias blooming at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Potted begonia at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
My wife with the rose bushes at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
A rose in bloom at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
A greenhouse at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Greenhouse at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Lilies at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Lily in full bloom at Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
Visitors at the Inthanon Royal Project Research Station (25 October, 2006)
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