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00:38Up next on Going Beyond, we'll visit the Royal Teakwood Factory, where some of the most
00:49expensive woodwork in the world is manufactured.
00:56Stroll through the largest market in the world.
01:01And finally, we'll take a ride on the largest Ferris wheel in Asia.
01:08It's like a big step for the huge trip around Asia.
01:31Located not far from the coconut palm sugar plant is the Royal Teakwood Factory, another
01:38popular tourist attraction.
01:39Oh, okay.
01:44He said that this canal also linked to another floating market, which is famous at night,
01:51Amphawa Market.
01:52So at night, he'll go another round.
01:55He's floating to there?
01:56To another market.
01:57Wow, it's all connected, right?
01:59Yeah.
02:00We have two jobs in the morning at night.
02:01Morning at night.
02:02Kapunka!
02:03Thank you very much.
02:04Kapunka long.
02:13Now I'm in a teak factory.
02:16The products from this tree are valuable around the world.
02:20People from different countries come here to buy the products.
02:23Let's see how they make it here.
02:32Furniture made from teakwood is among the most expensive because of the wood's natural properties.
02:38What makes it especially valuable is its durability.
02:42The natural oils found within the teak protect the wood from dry rot.
02:49Depending on its complexity, the price of a finished item of furniture varies from a few thousand to a few million dollars.
03:02All pieces here are crafted by hand.
03:07How long does it take for to make one like this?
03:21To make one like this?
03:2210 months.
03:2310 months?
03:2410 months.
03:2510 months.
03:2610 months.
03:2710.
03:2810.
03:2910 months.
03:3010 months.
03:31And how much this picture?
03:32Or it depends.
03:3640,000 $40,000 who is the most customers from which country
03:48But I saw it all around the world, but mostly America America
03:55Do you cover the woods with some material?
04:06So if I want to make the sea blue and coloring it's extra price right so 40,000
04:27So it's like
04:29Cabinets yes, and you can do openly become the bar and become a bar
04:36And move it like that
04:40Yeah
04:41Open it
04:44There are so many wood here
04:46Everything from wood
04:47Wood from wood
04:50You have wine?
04:51Yeah, that's for sure
04:56Nice
04:59Glass
04:59It's so heavy, how many…
05:01Easy
05:02Easy? But how to ship it? How many kilograms?
05:05I believe it will be charged by wood
05:07By size
05:08Because we send it by sea
05:10Sea face
05:12Ethical climate
05:14I'm hacking
05:17A strict unwritten rule of this place is that if you accidentally damage a furniture item
05:23You have to purchase it
05:25So be very careful with your step
05:30Can I try?
05:31Yes
05:31I will sit in the most expensive chair in my life
05:37Some items are indeed very exclusive and are priced accordingly
05:42Oh, I feel like a Rama 11
05:51Or how you call it queen
05:53Queen
05:54Ratchini
05:55Ratchini
05:56In Thailand?
05:57In Thailand?
05:58Yeah
05:58Ratchini
05:59Ratchini
06:00I feel like Ratchini 11
06:04Because Tequid furniture manufacturing is paramount to the country's future
06:09The king of Thailand personally controls all the processes at the factory
06:14How many customers do you have? How often does someone buy pieces?
06:19How often?
06:20What do you call it?
06:21Every day
06:22Every day someone buys something
06:24Yeah
06:24Wow
06:25A lot of money, right?
06:30Every item made from Tequid is authentic
06:33Both in design and execution
06:35So, when making a purchase, rest assured that you will own a unique item
06:44And if I want this chair that I was sitting, like to put my face and to make like red color
06:51You can make it?
06:52Yes
06:52Anything I want?
06:53Yes
06:54Anything?
06:54Yes
06:55And make a golden stuff?
06:57You pay it
06:58You do
07:01Maybe for you
07:02So, if I give you a picture, you can make the...
07:06Give me a picture
07:07Yeah
07:07Maybe
07:08Yeah
07:08Make it three dimension
07:11And who make 3D?
07:13Do you use computer or you just take a picture?
07:16No, no, no
07:16No? Just like this?
07:17Just like that
07:19Wow
07:21So, they use just brain and hands
07:22Actually, I'm like
07:23Yeah
07:24Wow
07:25Okay
07:26They know how to cut the wood
07:28Make it three
07:29Nice
07:35This is legendary teak tree
07:37Look how big the leaves are
07:39And the tree can grow up to 40 meters
07:43Now, let's take a closer look at how these prize pieces are created
07:48The best teak furniture is made of mature trees
07:52It takes from 80 to 200 years before a teak tree is harvested for wood
07:58It then needs to be dried out or seasoned
08:01Often, the wood is exposed to direct sunlight for three months to avoid deformation during the carving
08:07These people who work here, they probably are from the last generation who truly skilled in the craft work
08:21The pieces of art made from this wood
08:25It's really expensive because everything here is made with the hands
08:31Can you imagine everything?
08:33And workers have the picture in their heads
08:36It's such a 3D model
08:37To find out more about the specifics of the furniture making process, we approached one of the local craftsmen
08:55How long do you work in the wood industry at all? When you start making this?
09:07I am working here already about 13 years
09:14It's very slow job
09:17This table will be finished in one month and cost 10,000 dollars
09:21Maybe there are some schools for kids who want to learn how to work with the wood
09:34My father started to teach me when I was 14 years old
09:38But now, young people aren't interested in that case
09:42Tell me says that today's youngsters give up woodcraft to pursue degrees in economics
09:53IT or law and indeed this is very sad
10:04Now I'm going to take a part in the masterpiece
10:07I'm scared
10:15I think every hit is like cost one dollar
10:23One dollar, one hit
10:30Wish you good luck
10:32Thank you very much
10:37Because Teakwood furniture manufacturing remains one of the country's main revenue earners
10:46The filling of such prized trees is controlled by the government
10:50Giving permission only to factories like this one
10:54The Thai authorities also promote learning of woodcraft skills among the youth by opening schools
11:00where a new generation of craftsmen is being trained
11:07And also when parents die there, people of such a lot of the world
11:13To be an ordinary mother and life
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11:17The family is the part of the country, people of those were, them and workers
11:20Shoot their meals
11:20Say a lot of food they teall
11:24If you grew up
11:26There are a lot of food teams, people of certain places
11:28They were heated and sind為什麼
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11:32They were a fuse
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