CentralWorld is one of the most distinctive landmarks of the Bangkok metropolis. But what is even more impressive than the soaring exterior is what's on the inside..

In an increasingly sophisticated retail environment

Variety of offerings and location are paramount factors. CentralWorld, the largest lifestyle shopping complex in Southeast Asia, lives up to its name in the heart of Bangkok's central business and shopping district. And while the sheer size is impressive, it is actually surprisingly easy to move from one section to the next. What is even more unexpected is the value, as you will find a diversity of choices which is guaranteed to put the fun back into shopping.

Siam Square Shopping Center is a prime business location where new businesses fight hard to stay above rivals in a highly competitive environment for such merchandise as trendy fashion, advanced technology or even food.

Hundreds of restaurants that operate in Bangkok's Siam Square vary in size; some are small, others occupy several buildings units. Hard Rock Café in Siam Square Soi 11, however, is among the big league, being the empire of American rock music.

Hard Rock Café is a restaurant chain originated in the United States of America; the Bangkok chain was opened 17 years ago following the British prototype in terms of ambiance, décor, service and the same importance its employees give to the patrons in line with Hard Rock Café's worldwide standard. Food and beverages, too, must adhere to the recipes prescribed by the mother company. This is true with all the new menus, taste and food quality.

Pit Ta Ti Mo, closing one's eyes to strike a pot, is a folk game in the central region of Thailand. It has spread to various provinces in almost all regions of the country. Today, the game is popularly played in merry-making events, such as the Songkran Festival, or the traditional Thai New Year, His Majesty the King's birthday celebrations, and Coronation Day celebrations.

It is believed that Pit Ta Ti Mo has been developed from other folk games in the distant past, with players closing their eyes and trying to hit coconut shells.

The venue for a round of Pit Ta Ti Mo is usually in a field, a yard, or a temple compound. A line is drawn on the ground as a starting point. Parallel to it, another line is drawn 10 to 15 meters from the starting point. Then a number of earthen pots, equal to the number of players, are placed along the line. The space between each pot is also equal, and the pots are turned upside down.