ITDA Center

Published: Dec 7, 2017 | Revised: Sep 2, 2023

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The ITDA Thai Art and Culture Center was created to provide knowledge about Thailand and the Thai People, to promote and propagate Thai culture and to teach Thai culture to new generations and foreigners.

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Bangkok, Thailand

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Thai Fruit and Vegetable Carving
Thai Traditional Dance
Thai Language
Thai Soap Carving
Thai Massage (Nuad Thai)

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