The Royal Elephant National Museum (Chang* Ton Museum) is one of Bangkok, Thailands lesser known secrets. It is located just across the road from Dusit Zoo within the lush and well maintained grounds of Dusit Palace. The actual museum is located within two well preserved buildings which were former elephant stables. These were built to house a progression of Royal White Elephants in the early 1900's. There were periods when the building was unoccuppied as in 1959 which was when the last animal moved in. This remained till 1966 before moving over to Dusit Zoo.

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It is the most northern of the New England states. The area is rich in history and rare natural beauty. There is only one destination that stand out Mount Desert Island.

The island is not only surrounded ocean waters and edged with craggy cliffs, secluded coves and vibrant harbor towns, but it is also home to Acadia National Park, one of jewels of the National Park system.