SANDTASTIC BEASTS Thailand theme park uses white sand to imitate ice in dazzling display of art

[rooster59]

SANDTASTIC BEASTS Thailand theme park uses white sand to imitate ice in dazzling display of art

Kyle Farrell

 

This Thailand theme park uses white sand to imitate ice in a dazzling display of artCredit: AFP or licensors

 

A THEME park outside of Pattaya, Thailand uses white sand to imitate ice in a dazzling display of art.

 

Visitors to the “Frost Magical Ice of Siam” park can walk around a -10c ice dome and learn about monsters from Asian legends.

 

Tourists can also choose to drink in an ice bar.

 

The 30,000sqm exhibit is the largest collection of ice sculptures in South Asia and the first ice dome to be build in Pattaya.

 

Full story: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12588442/white-sand-ice-dazzling-art/

 

The SUN: 2020-09-05

[Tarteso]

18 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

Tourists can also choose to drink in an ice bar.

So, Nam keen for my beer Is sand?????

[jacko45k]

2 hours ago, Tarteso said:

So, Nam keen for my beer Is sand?????

Nam khaeng mate....

[brakar]

I visit the place 3 years ago. Hot outside, cold inside. Two pictures from inside.

 

[pattjock]

Never seen white sand in Thailand so assume it's coloured with some toxic substance.

[Scot123]

It looks well worth a visit. Thais are really good at commercial sculpture and produce amazingly lifelike art even at the side of roads. But is there dual pricing?

[jacko45k]

56 minutes ago, pattjock said:

Never seen white sand in Thailand so assume it's coloured with some toxic substance.

Koh Chang....

[Skeptic7]

"Farangs" WELCOME...just add 200% 

Edited September 5, 2020 by Skeptic7

[Justgrazing]

14 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Tourists can also choose to drink in an ice bar.

 

14 hours ago, rooster59 said:

sand

Get some porkers and witches in then they could do ham sand-witches as well .. 

[Hi Tea]

On 9/5/2020 at 1:56 PM, pattjock said:

Never seen white sand in Thailand so assume it's coloured with some toxic substance.

Why?  There are plenty of naturally-white sand beaches in Thailand

Edited September 6, 2020 by Hi Tea