Tuk-tuks on Thanon Bamrong, Bangkok, Thailand
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Temple of Dawn, Bangkok, Thailand
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Chao Praya River, Bangkok, Thailand
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Songkran is coming up - time to get the water guns prepared!
“The Songkran festival is celebrated in Thailand as the traditional New Year’s Day from 13 to 16 April”.
“A banquet of street food!”
Searching for pictures of Thai food to repost is really painful for my physical and emotional needs…
Different types of Thai curry dishes.
Bangkok, Thailand.
Thai vegetables
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Traditional Thai Dance at The Old Chiang Mai Cultural Center.
Damnoen Saduak Thai Floating Market, Ratchaburi, Thailand.
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Thai Fruit Market, Thailand.
“Waiting for Sunrise in Koh Samet”
Koh Samet Island, Rayong, Thailand.
Many may wonder why the word “koh” is so frequently used when it comes to Thai destinations. Well, “koh” simply means “island” - for an example: Koh Samet can be translated into Samet Island, Koh Phangan = Phangan Island… Koh Lanta = Lanta Island, and so on!
Thai street food is something that can’t be found anywhere else. Tasty and cheap.
Talard - a typical busy Thai market.
Korat, Northeastern Thailand
