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In The Area Where The Butcher Shops Of The Khlong Toei Market Are Gathered, The Sight Of Meat Displayed In Every Direction Is Breathtaking

The Butcher Shops In Khlong Toei Market Must Have Red Plastic Sheets Because The Meat Looks Red And Tasty

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

The Khlong Toei Market With Its Variety Of Foodstuffs May Also Be Boring For Young Girls

The Kitchen Knife Used By The Woman Slaughtering Pork At The Khlong Toei Market Was Of An Unusual Shape

Thai Cuisine Is Often Associated With Large Quantities Of Shrimp

Many Stores In Bangkok Display Portraits Of Royalty, But That Does Not Indicate The Store's Political Stance

The Man Was Selling Steamed Corns In Khlong Toei Market

Petai Beans, Which Are Rare In Japan, Were Sold At The Khlong Toei Market

As A Result Of The Conversion Of Mangrove Forests To Shrimp Aquaculture Ponds, 37.5% Of Mangrove Forests Have Been Lost In Thailand

The Oranges Sold At The Khlong Toei Market Seemed To Be A Different Kind From Those Found In Japan

What Hans Rosling Wrote In Factfulness Was True For Thailand

While Chatuchak Market Is Close To The BTS Station, It Is Quite A Distance To The Center Of Bangkok, Making It A Delicate Place To Make The Decision To Take A Tuk-tuk

The Food Court At JJ Mall Was A Confusing Structure For Travelers

Right Next To The Big Chatuchak Market, There Is A Big Shopping Mall Called JJ Mall

Bangkok In September Is In The Middle Of The Rainy Season, It Can't Help That It Rains

No Matter How Good The Food Is, I Just Don't Feel Like Eating Spanish Food In Bangkok

The Artwork That Will Make Your Trip To Thailand Memorable Must Have A Vaguely Asian Feel To It, And No Esoteric Interpretations Are Necessary

While Chatuchak Market Sells A Variety Of Items, Few Stores Sell Items For Children

The Vast Chatuchak Market Is Divided Into Sections By Product

The Chatuchak Market Moved To Its Current Location In 1982, So Overall It Is Not So Old And The Aisles Are Well Maintained

At Chatuchak Market, The Largest Market In Thailand, There Are Various Food Stalls To Fill Your Stomach

The Road Leading From Mo Chit BTS Station To Chatuchak Market Was Very Crowded

Next To The Siam Paragon Shopping Mall, There Is Another Shopping Mall Called Siam Discovery

There Are So Many Shopping Malls Around Siam BTS Station That It Is Hard To Decide Which One To Go To

The Golden Buddha Statue At Wat Traimit Is A Mysterious Buddha Statue That Has Long Been Plastered Over

The Buddha Statue At Wat Traimit Are Considered Pious And Are Constantly Visited By Worshippers

Lhong Tou Cafe In Chinatown, Where The Seats Were Assembled Like A Three-dimensional Puzzle

Lottery Tickets Are Popular Also In Thailand, Where People Can Dream For A Time Even If They Are Ridiculed As A Tax On The Poor

The Alleys In Chinatown Are Not Intricately Intertwined, But You Can Easily Lose Your Sense Of Direction When Walking Through Them

Roti Is Something You Might Imagine Served With Curry In India, But In Thailand, Roti Is A Sweet Snack

The Man Was Carefully Sharpening A Knife In A Fish Store In Chinatown

Jackfruit, The World's Largest Fruit, Were Sold In Bangkok's Chinatown

Edible Bird's Nests Were Also Sold In Bangkok's Chinatown

Even In Bangkok, Peaches Are Sold Individually In Protective Nets To Prevent Damage

When You See The Zongzi Wrapped In Bamboo Leaves, You Realize That You Are Not Just In A Corner Of Bangkok, But In Chinatown

What Is That White Stuff The Women Are Wrapping Around The Wooden Sticks?

A Chinese Temple Stands Quietly On A Trashy Chinatown Street

Chestnuts, Gingko Nuts, And Lotus Roots Were Placed In Containers Lined Up In The Store