Photos tagged with 'BANGKOK' (4/12)

The Orange Roof Of Wat Phra Kaew Must Be To Create The Image Of The Building Itself Wearing A Robe

Phra Si Rattana Chedi Built At Wat Phra Kaew Was Decorated With Gold

The Stupa At Wat Phra Kaeo Was Ornate And Elongated, Like A Rocket

Worshippers Come To Lak Mueang, Where Two Golden Pillars Stand, One After The Other

The Lack Of A Custom In Japan Of Worshipping A Town's Guardian Deity May Mean That Towns And Villages Were Less Likely To Be Attacked By Foreign Enemies In Japan

Apparently, Under The Influence Of The Khmer Culture, Thailand Also Adopted The Devaraja Philosophy To Legitimize Its Kingship

They Sat Down Next To A Street Tree, A Board Was Placed In The Middle Of Them, And They Were Playing A Game

Bangkok Is A Modern Metropolis, So Maybe The Old-fashioned Balance Bar Doesn't Really Fit The Bill

The Girl With The Hairpin Was So Excited To Have Her Picture Taken, She Leaned Against The Steering Wheel And Laughed

The Only People Relaxing In The Stalls And Stores On Khao San Road Are Foreigners, And It Somehow Feels Like It's Not Thailand

Khao San Road, Lined With Open-air Cafes And Restaurants, Was The Best Cheap Lodging District In Southeast Asia, Let Alone Thailand

Khao San Road, Which Used To Be A Cheap Lodging Area, Has Now Been Completely Transformed Into A Busy Shopping District, And Only A Little Of The Old Atmosphere Remains At The End Of The Alley

The Area Inside The Fort Seems To Be An Old Town, With No Grid Of Streets, And It Is Not Clear Where The Streets Lead To

Phra Sumen Fort Was Built In Preparation For An Attack From Myanmar

The Bridge Over The Bangkok Noi Canal Was Used As A Restaurant

The Workers Were Happy To Be Working And The Man In The Driver's Seat Of The Excavator Gave Me A Happy Thumbs Up

Although Near Bangkok's Second Largest Railroad Station, The Bangkok Noi District Is Not A Hustle And Bustle Urban Area

When I Approached The Locals To Take A Picture, They Told Me The Same Thing In Different Languages

The Elderly Buddhist Monk Was Indifferently Reciting Sutras In The Empty Main Hall

Shack By The Railroad Tracks

The Man On The Train At Thon Buri Railway Station Gave Me A Thumbs Up

Thon Buri Station Is Said To Be The Second Largest Station In Bangkok After Hua Lamphong Station, But Its Atmosphere Is Quite Different From That Of The Largest Station In Bangkok

The Market In Front Of Thon Buri Station Is Relatively Large

Women After Work Were Pecking Pots And Pans In A Corner Of The Market

In A Deserted Corner Of The Market, A Woman Was Frying Chili Peppers In A Large Pot

According To 2016 World Health Organization Statistics, The Male Smoking Rate In Thailand Is 41.4% And The Female Smoking Rate Is 2.3

It Seemed That Only In The Mornings, There Were No Shoppers And Only A Few People Working Here And There

The Woman Did Her Business By Carrying Colanders With Fish Fillets On Them

I Couldn't Believe That Pig's Feet In A Basket Could Be Transformed Into A Delicious Khao Khao Moo By Simmering With Spices

Large Chunks Of Pork Were Strewn Across The Table, And Butchers Were Working Among The Pork Chunks

All The Other Stores Were Closed, The Only Butcher Working In One Section Of The Market

A Round, Thick Wooden Chopping Board Was Placed In Front Of A Young Man Holding A Knife That Looked Like A Chinese Cleaver

The Woman Eating At The Counter Looked At Me, Mouth Agape

It Was Hungry To Act Tough And Have To Negotiate Prices Every Time I Bought Something, So There Were Diners All Over The Place Where I Would Go To Get Hungry

The Passengers Who Were Waiting For The Train To Depart In Their Seats In Songthaew Laughed At Me In Unison

The High School Girls Continued Chatting For The Short Time It Took For The Ferry To Cross The Chao Phraya River

The Voice Of The Gaudily Dressed Person With Sunglasses And Large Earrings Was Unexpectedly Low

Two Policemen Sat In Chairs Under A Helmet-shaped Roof, Calmly Watching The Traffic

Among The Portraits Of The King Displayed Next To The TV Was A Picture Of King Rama V

The Instruments Sold At The Music Shop Were Not Traditional Thai Instruments, But Western Instruments Sold In Japan