The man with glasses stood at the entrance to Wat Suthat

Old Man With A Dhaka Topi Was Sitting At The Door

Man And A Newspaper On The Floor

Kids Coming Out From The Door

The Market In Denpasar Was A Market For Locals And Did Not Sell Souvenirs

Two People At The Entrance Of A Temple

Inside A Store Selling Betel Buts, A Young Man Was Making Betel Nuts While Looking At His Phone

I Heard That Pune University In Pune Is Called The 'Oxford Of The East'

Young Man Wearing Glasses And A Cap

Two Laughing Young Men

Man In A Glasses Shop

Young Man Putting A Cigarette To His Lips

Dancer Wearing Glasses

The Man With Glasses, Lit By A Naked Light Bulb, Looked Bored

The Khlong Toei Market Is Open 24 Hours A Day, 365 Days A Year, Making It A Nightless Market

Apples Are Often Sold On The Streets Of Bangkok, But Few Apples Are Produced In Thailand

The Woman Boiling Noodles At Tha Tian Market Told Me She Was Boiling Udon Noodles

The Intersection Of The Canal And A Busy Street Was Bustling With Activity, Stores And Food Stalls

A Group Of Men Were Playing A Game Of Thai Chess Called Makruk In A Park On A Weekday

Makruk, Like Chess And Japanese Chess, Is A Board Game That Originated In Chaturanga In Ancient India

Although Deposit Interest Rates In Thailand Are Much Lower Than They Were Before The Asian Currency Crisis, They Are Still Higher Than In Japan

Many People Are Praying At Lak Mueang, Which Means Pillar Of The Town

On Phraeng Phuton Street, The Man Was Tending To An Old Sewing Machine

A Wide-brimmed Hat, A Long-sleeved Shirt, And Something To Cover Your Neck Are All You Need To Protect Yourself From The Sun

The Man With The Phra Kruang On Was Making Bowls For The Monks To Use To Alms

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

The Newly Completed Shibuya Sakura Stage Has An Intricate Escalator Structure, Perhaps Reflecting Its Complexity