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1. Christian Mueller says:

   December 7, 2025 at 8:52 am

   🎓 Strengthening Education: MoriTour & Srinakharinwirot University
   MoriTour is proud to continue its partnership with Srinakharinwirot University (SWU), one of Thailand’s leading public universities. For over 75 years this institution has championed education and community service. Originally founded in 1949 as the Higher Teacher Training School en.wikipedia.org, it became Srinakharinwirot University in 1974 with the royal motto “Education is Growth”en.wikipedia.org. Today SWU operates two main campuses—Prasarnmit in Bangkok’s Watthana district and Ongkharak in Nakhon Nayok en.wikipedia.org—along with satellite colleges across Thailand. The university’s dual campuses allow it to offer diverse programs: arts and social sciences flourish in Bangkok, while health science, technology, environment and community services are emphasised at Ongkharak en.wikipedia.org.
   🏫 About Srinakharinwirot University
   As Thailand’s first university dedicated to teacher training en.wikipedia.org, SWU has grown into a comprehensive institution with 25,000 students en.wikipedia.org. Over the decades it has opened faculties in education, humanities, science, fine arts, engineering, medicine, nursing and more en.wikipedia.org. The university’s expansion led many regional campuses—Bang Saen, Phitsanulok, Maha Sarakham and Songkhla—to become separate universities en.wikipedia.org, yet they still consider SWU their “mother campus” en.wikipedia.org. SWU’s logo of an exponential graph symbolises the belief that education fuels exponential growth en.wikipedia.org. The university’s research institutes, demonstration schools and international colleges foster innovation and global engagement en.wikipedia.org.
   🌏 Cross‑Border Connections
   SWU’s mission extends beyond Thailand. Its International College for Sustainability Studies and College of Social Communication Innovation encourage students to explore regional issues and collaborate with peers from Cambodia and Laos en.wikipedia.org. Many SWU students travel to neighbouring countries for fieldwork on Mekong River ecology, Angkorian heritage and Lao cultural studies. This reflects the shared heritage of mainland Southeast Asia: Theravada Buddhism and festivals like Songkran, Chaul Chnam Thmey and Bunpimay link Thai, Khmer and Lao communities. SWU’s Ongkharak campus, nestled in Nakhon Nayok, also provides access to the province’s waterfalls and national parks, making it an ideal base for studying ecology and sustainable tourism.
   🤝 MoriTour’s Role
   MoriTour’s partnership with SWU began with providing VIP transport for faculty and students. Our Swiss‑managed tour operator prides itself on quality service: we offer only VIP vans and professional drivers trained to limousine standards moritour.com. Drivers perform pre‑trip checks, clean the vehicle and plan routes carefully moritour.com. On university trips we ensure punctual pickups, safe driving and friendly communication. Whether transporting students between campuses, taking researchers to field sites or welcoming international guests, we treat every passenger with respect. Our bilingual guides (German, English and Thai) share insights about Thai and regional culture, making each journey educational.
   📚 Did You Know?

   Teacher training pioneer: SWU was Thailand’s first higher‑education institution focused exclusively on teacher training en.wikipedia.org.
   Royal decree: King Bhumibol Adulyadej renamed the College of Education as Srinakharinwirot University in 1974 en.wikipedia.org.
   Mother of universities: Many well‑known universities—Burapha, Naresuan, Mahasarakham and Thaksin—began as SWU campuses en.wikipedia.org.
   Ongkharak focus: The Ongkharak campus emphasises health sciences, technology, environment and community services en.wikipedia.org and is located in Nakhon Nayok, a province known for its waterfalls and greenery.
   Exponential growth: SWU’s logo depicts an exponential graph to illustrate how education can lead to limitless growth en.wikipedia.org.

   💬 The Bigger Picture
   Education and tourism share common goals: they foster understanding, respect and development. Just as SWU empowers students through knowledge, MoriTour empowers travellers by connecting them with Thailand’s culture and landscapes. By supporting universities, we help nurture future leaders who will shape the region’s sustainable development. And by operating eco‑conscious tours, we protect the natural and cultural heritage that these students study.
   📸 Photo & Video Inspiration
   Interested in seeing campus life? Search for videos of “SWU Ongkharak campus” on YouTube—there are vlogs showing its green spaces, modern buildings and peaceful atmosphere. The @ThailandCambodia channel also features cross‑cultural content about Thai and Cambodian universities. For photos, check the university’s official Facebook page; you’ll see students celebrating Loy Krathong, Songkran and other festivals that unite Thai, Lao and Khmer traditions.
   📞 Contact Us
   MoriTour looks forward to continuing our collaboration with SWU and other institutions. To arrange comfortable transport for your educational or corporate event, contact Moritour18@gmail.com, Line ID moritour, Facebook facebook.com/MoriTour, or Instagram instagram.com/moritour.thailand/. Education is growth, and together we’ll keep growing! 😊
   #SrinakharinwirotUniversity #SWU #Education #Thailand #Cambodia #Laos #MoriTour #VIPVan #CulturalExchange
   Quellen / Sources (full URLs)

   Srinakharinwirot University – Wikipedia: history, founding date, campuses, motto, faculties, growth and expansion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinakharinwirot_University en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.org
   MoriTour – Our Vans: VIP van service and professional drivers https://moritour.com/our-vans moritour.com
   MoriTour blog – A Day in the Life of a Driver: daily vehicle checks and passenger care https://moritour.com/2025/11/14/🚚-a-day-in-the-life-of-a-moritour-driver

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