Continuing around the world, we come to a country that is heavily influenced by China and India, Thailand.
There are a little over 64 million people in Thailand, and a lot of beautiful women.
So this is a look at some of the Thai women that are popular there, and a few that you may have heard of here.....

Brenda Song
Popular actress, singer, and model Brenda Song is half Hmong and half Thai (both her parents were born in Asia).
She was born on March 27, 1988 in Carmichael, California, but her family moved to Los Angeles when she was six.
Brenda started out as a child fashion model in San Francisco, but caught the eye of a talent agent and was soon doing commercials.
Her first acting role was in Requiem (1995) a narrative short film directed by actress Elizabeth Sung.
She appeared in several movies after that, notably A 2004's Cinderella Story (a teen romantic comedy film with Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray), Like Mike (2002),  a small role in 1997's Leave It to Beaver and the 2002 Disney Channel Original Movie, Get a Clue.
But she really got a lot of attention in 2005 when she got the role of spoiled heiress London Tipton in the Disney Channel Original Series, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.
In 2006, she got her first starring role in the Disney Channel Original Movie Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior.
As a child, Brenda started taking taekwondo, so when she slipped into this role, she not only took her acting ability, but her martial arts skills as well (Brenda has a black belt and she did a lot of her own stunts).
Brenda has appeared in several movies and TV series and will be starring in the 2010 film, Boogie Town, a science fiction, battle dance romance film (new genre?) directed by Chris Stokes.

Pumwaree Yodkamol
Pumwaree Yodkamol is a Thai film and television actress and if you like martial arts movies, you may have seen her in Tony Jaa's 2003 film, Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior.
Besides Ong-Bak, she has appeared in The Bodyguard (2004), Pisaj (2004) and she had a cameo in the 2005 film Tom-Yum-Goong, where she plays a Thai tourist in a Sydney street scene.
Pumwaree also appears on the Channel 3 variety show In The Dark in Thailand.
She was born on February 9, 1982, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Sonia Couling
Fashion model, actress and VJ Sonia Couling was born on June 18, 1974 in Bangkok, Thailand.
She was a VJ for MTV Singapore and has appeared in two films, 1998's Kon puan sai fah and 2003's Final Combat.
FHM voted Sonia the sexiset woman in Thailand and the second sexiest woman in Asia in 1999.
You'll sometimes see her listed as Sonia Cooling, Sonya Cooling and Sonya Couling.

Tata Young
Tata Young was born Amita Marie Young on December 14, 1980 in Bangkok, Thailand.
(okay, so far thats three born in Bangkok)
After becoming a teenage superstar, Tata is still wildly popular in Thailand.
At the age of eleven, Tata won the Thailand Junior Singing Contest. The win brought her to the attention of Yamaha Music, then GMM Grammy, the largest record label and entertainment company in Thailand.
At the age of fifteen, Tata released her debut album, Amita Tata Young which sold over 1 million copies in less than five months, and made Tata a star.
In 1997, Tata made her film debut in The Red Bike Story, which was a smash hit and got Tata the Best Actress Award (Thailand) from Blockbuster Entertainment.
Tata got major attention in India when she did the title track for the Bollywood film, Dhoom Dhoom.
Dhoom Dhoom was a huge hit, and so was the soundtrack and music video starring Tata.
Tata has released thirteen albums including three English albums.

Paula Taylor
British-Thai actress, model and presenter Paula Taylor was born Punlapa Margaret Taylor on January 20, 1983, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Bangkok again huh?
Well she might have been born in Thailand, but when she was an infant, her family moved to Perth, Western Australia and when she was nine, she moved to Brisbane, Queensland.
She went back to Thailand to visit family later and was spotted by a talent agent who asked her if she was interested in doing some modeling.
She did a few commercials and movies before moving on to become a VJ for Channel V Thailand.
Paula's first movie was 999-9999, a 2002 Thai horror film.
Paula may be getting some international fame, as she is set to star in the film Shadows, with Cary Elwes and William Hurt.
And Paula appeared in The Amazing Race Asia 2 as a contestant (she finished 5th) and she was in Amazing Race Asia 3 as a greeter.

Ann Thongprasom
Ann Thongprasom was born on November 1, 1976 in Bangkok, Thailand.
She is a film and television actress, hostess and producer.
Ann's acreer started when she starred in a music video at the age of thirteen.
She has gone on to appear in seven films, her debut being the 1991 film, Kohja Pahna Koh.
And Ann has appeared in over thirty television shows, starting with Wayla Nai Kuad Kaew in 1992.

Aum Patcharapa
Thai actress Aum Patcharapa was born Pachrapa Chaichua on December 5, 1978, in (guess where) Bangkok, Thailand.
Aum got her start when she won the beauty and talent contest HACKS.
Her first TV role was on E-Sa in 1998.
She has gone on to appear in almost thirty television series.
Aum has done two films, Fake in 2003 and Ghost Mother in 2007.

Katreeya English
Katreeya "Kat" English is (oddly enough considering her last name) half Thai and half English.
This beautiful singer, model and actress was born on September 4, 1976 in Oxford, England.
Nope...not Bangkok.
When Kat was fourteen, her family moved to Thailand and almost immediatly she appeared in in Jetrin's Kong Wai music video.
Since then, Kat has appeared in fifteen TV shows and even hosted her own show, Kiddy Kat.
As a singer, she has released four albums, Kat Around the Clock, Siamese Kat,  Lucky Girl and Sassy K.