The primary goal of the 4th International Conference on Multidisciplinary and Current Educational Research (ICMCER) – 2023, is to shed light on the hurdles linked to the practical administration of all the most modern information being produced in educational research, from a multidisciplinary perspective.
Today, more than ever, budding academics, scholars, and researchers in the initial degrees of their careers are discovering it to be increasingly difficult to keep up-to-date with advancements that are taking place. This convention strives to assist them in keeping up with all these developments. View More...
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This is a fantastic forum for academics, researchers, students, inventors, scientists, and business professionals to discuss current research that is influencing a brand-new global civilization. This conference will establish a forum for the exchange of research, innovations, and best practices where helpful criticism and interaction with subject matter experts is anticipated. We welcome any entries that highlight original concepts, works in progress, or ideas that you believe could use expert advice. The participation of students, Institute members, and/or young researchers is encouraged.
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The palace is very European in design. The buildings are laid out along an artificial ornamental pond. In what was formerly the public area of the palace, the lake is a long rectangular pool, lines with formal plantings and the odd folly. The most obvious of the ornaments is a modern copy of a Khmer style prang.
At the end of this formal entry promenade the pond takes on a more natural shape. In this pond you see what has become the "signature piece" of Bang Pa In. It is an elegant Thai-style pavilion in the middle of a pond, with the rather daunting title of "The divine seat of personal freedom." It is really the only example of classical Thai architecture within the palace and was built by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V).
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