Photos tagged with 'BANGKOK' (5/12)

Although It Was Close To A Tourist Spot, There Were No Souvenirs For Sale, But Only Dried Fish

Next To A Little Canal That I Don't Even Know The Name Of, A Man Was Sleeping Soundly

Two Men Were Riding On A Motorcycle Stopped In Front Of Me, In Addition To The Girl

The Woman's Firm Grip Wasn't Just A Hanging Strap

Passengers Disembarked En Masse From The Water Bus That Landed At Pratunam Pier

Artworks Placed All Over Central World Are Not Very Thai

A Strange Creature With Big Eyes Was Painted On The Roof Of The Pedestrian Bridge, And The Portrait Of The King Was Displayed At The End Of It

Walking On Narrow Streets Is More Enjoyable Than Walking On Main Streets Because They Are Full Of Daily Life Different From That Of Japan

Even In Alleys That Are A Bit Too Lonely For Humans To Relax In, The Silence May Be To The Cat's Liking

A Young Girl Peeked Anxiously Into The Room With A Group Of Troubled Adults

In Thailand, Where The Population Is Not Aging, Shuttered Shopping Streets May Be An Urban Legend

The Name Tuk-tuk Comes From The Sound Of Its Engine

Walking Down The Alley, I Saw A Mosque, So It Looks Like A Muslim Community

There Was A Cemetery For Muslims In Bangkok, A Predominantly Buddhist City With No Graves

There Was A Mosque On One Of The Back Streets And A Muslim Cemetery Next To It

The Man Was Drinking Beer Along The Saensaep Canal, Which Was Built To Transport Soldiers And Weapons

You May Not Notice It When You Walk Around Downtown, But Bangkok Was Originally A Water Village Built On The Delta Of The Chao Phraya River

When I Think Of Working In A Town Factory, I Imagine Them Wearing A Work Shirt, But The Women Were Dressed In The Same Way As When They Were Relaxing At Home

Vespas Seem To Be Popular In Bangkok, And Are Seen As Often As Honda And Yamaha Motorcycles

Looking Into One Place Where The Tin Panel Had Been Peeled Off, I Found A Plastic Basin And A Basket On The Floor With A Baby Playing With It

The Sight Of Tuk-tuks Driving Around On Crowded Streets, Outnumbering Regular Cars, Is One Of Bangkok's Most Famous Sights

The Cat Was Completely At Home Next To The Elderly Locals Sitting Back And Relaxing

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

The Houses Lining The Alley Are Open, And It's Fun To See What's Going On Inside Behind Unguarded Open Doors

There Was A Stove On The Wayside Of The Alley, And The Woman Was Cooking A Stir Fry

I Saw Several Sewing Machines During My Stay In Thailand, But This Was The First Time I Saw An Electric Sewing Machine

Beside The Man Who Unfolded The Lunch Box And Pecked At What Was Inside, The Cats Were Waiting For Their Share To Come

I'm Finding That What I'm Looking For Is Lying On The Side Of The Canal That Runs Through Bangkok

Some People Were Running Food Stalls On The Street, Some Were Selling Junk That They Didn't Know If They Could Use, And Some Were Selling Thai Buddha Amulet

Whether It's Your Mother Or A Loving Girlfriend, It's Not Much Fun To Be Accompanied By A Woman Shopping

There Is Also A Boat Landing On The Grounds Of Wat Arun, From Where You Can Take A Ferry To The Royal Palace In A Matter Of Minutes

Wat Arun Is A Tourist Attraction, But It Still Functions As A Buddhist Temple, And Monks Can Still Be Seen Here And There

I Don't Know If It Is Believed That One Can Accumulate Merit By Engaging In Temple Repairs In A Theravada Buddhist Country

Garuda Symbols Called Chofa Are Attached To The Roof Of The Temple Built At Wat Arun

In Front Of The Man In The Leadership Position Was A Traditional Thai Musical Instrument Called A Ranat

A High School Girl Waiting For The Bus Put Her Hand Over Her Mouth And Laughed

While Admiring The School Uniform With The Big Ribbon On The Chest, The Girl Noticed That I Was Looking At Her, Too

In Bangkok, Just Like In Tokyo, There Are Convenience Stores Operating Here And There, And Most Of Them Seem To Be 7-Eleven

The Side Of The Street Was Dotted With Town Factories

The Stall With The Smoke Billowing Out Of It Reminded Me Of A Baked Potato Stall