Tagata tafafao maimoa i Thailand e asiasi ia Ko Khao Yai i Ban Bo Chet Luk, o se vaega o le Ko Phetra National Park o le malo o Satun, o le a faafeiloaia e le tele o le afe o ni maa foliga ese pei o tumutumu. O lenei 'upega tafaʻilagi ofoofogia e pei o se auala laupapa fesoʻotaʻi tatou i le muaʻi olaga tagata evolusione. I le taimi o le tau maualalo o le tau, o le sami na toe alu ifo i lalo o le oneone oneone ma faʻaalia ai ni ana tetele pei o ni ana i totonu. I tagata o le nuʻu, o lenei papa o maʻa e taʻua o le 'The 1,000-Spire Pagoda'.
O le iai o maʻa papaʻe mūmū Kemupeni ma maʻa papaʻa Ordovician ua faʻatalitonuina ai le au popoto eleele e faʻapea o lenei itu e ono avea ma uluaʻi laueleele o Thailand. Faʻafetai i lenei vaega tulaga ese, Ko Khao Yai avea Thailand muamua nofoaga faʻafanua na faʻalauiloaina o le UNESCO World Geological Site.
O le tafaoga a Ko Khao Yai e faʻatautaia e le nuʻu. O tagata o loʻo nonofo i totonu o le atunuʻu na latou tuʻuina atu ni aitia, faʻatino ma faʻatulaga ni polokalame o turisi e mulimulitaʻi i a latou uluaʻi olaga. I aso nei, o le '1,000-Spire Pagoda' o loʻo iai i totonu o Thailand e sili ona faʻaolaina faʻasao matagofie. O se nofoaga lelei mo suʻesuʻega i le eleele, talafaʻasolopito o mea ma aganuu, Ko Khao Yai o se vaega o faʻamaonia lelei faʻamaumauga o lalo-sami tulaga o 500 miliona tausaga talu ai.
"The Seasons Episode 6: The Ancient Stone" o se vaega o le 12-vaega o pepa malaga o loʻo faʻaalia ai tala e le mafaamatalaina o le uiga ese o le olaga o tagata Thai ma le ofoofogia o vaʻaiga faʻanatura i nofoaga eseese. E fa vaega mo vaitau uma e tolu na i ai Thailand i le tausaga e tasi: timuga, malulu ma le taumafanafana.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The Ancient Stone” is part of the 12- episode travel documentary series that reveal the untold stories of the unique way of life of the Thai people and the amazing scenery of natural attractions in different regions.
- Tourists in Thailand visiting Ko Khao Yai at Ban Bo Chet Luk, which is part of the Ko Phetra National Park of Satun province, will be greeted by a mass of nearly a thousand bizarre-looking spire-like rocks.
- An ideal site for studies in geology, natural history and cultural anthropology, Ko Khao Yai is a piece of well-recorded evidence of sub-oceanic conditions of 500 million years ago.
