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 The village of Santikhiri ( Thai : สันติคีรี ) , formerly known as Mae Salong ( Thai : แม ่ สลอง ) , is in the Thai highlands on Doi Mae Salong mountain of the Daen Lao Range , in Mae Fa Luang District , Chiang Rai Province , the northernmost province of Thailand . The area has an alpine @-@ like landscape and climate , and is known for its hill tribe villages , tea plantations , and cherry blossoms . 

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 The miniature model of Mount Kailasa ( เขาไกรลาสจำลอง ; rtgs : Khao Krailat Chamlong ) , the mythical abode of Shiva , was built during the reign of King Rama IV . The miniature mountain was used as a setting for an important ceremony called the Royal Tonsure Ceremony . This ancient rite of passage would be performed for the royal prince and princess around the age of thirteen . The ceremony , sometimes lasting seven days of festivities , involves a purifying bath and the cutting of the traditional topknot hair of the royal child . The latter act was done by the king himself , the hair is later thrown into the Chao Phraya river as an offering . For this purpose there is a miniature palace on the summit for the ceremony to take place. the lower part of the mountain is populated with stone sculptures of miniature mythical animals of the Himavanta Forest . The mount is situated behind the walk way between the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall and Ho Plueng Krueng . This area is considered part of the Inner Court and is not opened to the public . 

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 The precise etymology of the name Kalimpong remains unclear . There are many theories on the origin of the name . One widely accepted theory claims that the name " Kalimpong " means " Assembly ( or Stockade ) of the King 's Ministers " in Tibetan , derived from kalon ( " King 's ministers " ) and pong ( " stockade " ) . It may be derived from the translation " ridge where we play " from Lepcha , as it was known to be the place for traditional tribal gatherings for summer sporting events . People from the hills call the area Kalempung ( " the black spurs " ) . 

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 To the northeast is the Ho Sastrakhom ( หอศาสตราคม ; rtgs : Ho Sattrakhom ) or the Ho Phra Parit ( หอพระปริตร ) , The hall is the same size as the Dusidaphirom Hall and the two appear to have been constructed concurrently . In accordance with ancient tradition , the hall was built for the use of Mon monks to create Holy water , which was then sprinkled around the palace ground every evening ; this practice was discontinued during the reign of King Rama VII for financial reasons . Currently the ritual is only practiced during Buddhist holy days by Mon monks from Wat Chanasongkhram . The hall is divided into two rooms ; the northern room is a prayer and ritual room for monks , including closets built into the walls for religious texts . The southern room is a storage room for Buddha images and religious artifacts . 

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 On 11 November 2003 , the king 's birthday , Drukair initiated services to Gaya , India . Bodh Gaya , 10 kilometres ( 6 mi ) from Gaya , is the site of the Mahabodhi Temple where Siddhārtha Gautama , the Buddha , reached enlightenment , and 30 @,@ 000 – 40 @,@ 000 Bhutanese make the pilgrimage every year . Pilgrims have previously made the pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya via a 2 – 3 @-@ day overland trip from the Bhutanese border town of Phuntsholing , and Drukair management plans on acquiring 20 – 30 % of this traffic , although the airline had yet to record a profit on the route at of February 2006 . The following month , as a result of Royal Bhutan Army efforts to expel from Bhutan territory Indian separatist insurgent groups , notably the United Liberation Front of Asom and the National Democratic Front of Bodoland , flights to Dhaka were suspended from 29 December in order to prevent insurgents from using Drukair flights to escape to alleged hideouts in Bangladesh . 
