Create a 2 page essay paper that discusses Learning.With the intention of understanding the geography and the culture of Thailand, I have done research searches through literature books and sources wi

Create a 2 page essay paper that discusses Learning.

With the intention of understanding the geography and the culture of Thailand, I have done research searches through literature books and sources with the inclusion of the internet. From the reading sources, some of the aspects that emerge as the prominent definers of the geography and culture of the country are religion, architectural design, language and the social life of the people of the country. The rich social art of Thailand amalgamates art and healing that draws from the traditional aspect making the country a hub for culture and civilization.

With the intention of learning about the people of Thailand, the learning outcome for the semester has provided me with adequate information to know that Thailand is a country that is composed of 67,741,401 people according to the national population estimate 2013. The natural population increase rate of the country is 35.4% with the birth rate being 11.26births /1000. The life expectancy rate of the country is 74.18 years and the infant mortality rate being 9.86/1000.

In relation to the culture and way of life of the people of Thailand, the semester study has impacted me with information to realize that the country is composed of four major language groups. The language groups are the Aheu, Akeu, Akha, Ban Khor Sign and Bisu. The countrys national language is Thai, but there are other minor languages spoken in the country. The country has approximately 48 religions with Buddhism, Islam, Christianity and Hinduism being the dominant religions. The country thus shares a lot of cultural and religious similarity to other Asian countries like china. The traditional form of architecture has changed paving way for building of more modern and elegant housing and religious sanctuaries in the country thus representing an immense socio-cultural change in the country (Schwantes, Diana, and Yi,