Thailand, is probably the most Buddhist land on earth, out of the estimated 55 million people in Thailand, about 95 percent are Buddhists, while about 4 percent are Muslims, .5 percent Christians, and the remainder Brahmins, Hindus, Sikhs, and Confucians. Although Buddhism is proclaimed as the state religion and the Thai Constitutions speci

During my brief one-month stay in Thailand last winter I had the amazing opportunity to experience one of the most interesting cultures on earth. With their amazing foods that you can buy on every corner, their wonderful acceptance of the outside world allowed me to experience the life of a Thai family, when they took me into their home and offered to show me their country from their eyes without expecting anything in return. One of the main reasons Thai people are so open to the outside world has a lot to do with their beliefs in Buddhism which seems to be one of the most peaceful, open and interesting religions that I have come across in my travels. With it as a major moral force of the Thai people it has contributed to the shape of this freedom-loving, individualistic, and tolerant people. In closing I hope that everyone gets to experience Thailand and its culture some time in their lives and that they all learn as much as I did during my experience.

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