Abstract
“Loy Krathong” or floating krathong is a long celebrated tradition in Thailand to give thanks to Ganga, a Hindu Goddess, for her kindness in providing water for all lives. Some Thais also celebrate by launching hot-air lanterns with display of fireworks. Like this long celebrated tradition, the four major indoloquinoline motifs, as seen in the picture, have long been known and used in traditional medicine for treating a variety of illnesses. They have garnered immense interest among synthetic and medicinal chemists. In this review, synthetic strategies for the preparations of these indoloquinolines are critically evaluated and summarized. More information can be found in the Review by Jumreang Tummatorn et al.
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