Saturday, October 24, 2009
Exploring Wat Phra Kaeo
The Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaeo) is one of the must-see temples in Thailand. It's located in Sanam Luang, at the heart of Bangkok where the Thai government buildings are. I used to take friends visiting Thailand there but unfortunately the gates had already been closed. So we went there yesterday with Thai friends before its closing time at 3:30. These photos I took there will speak themselves of this great place.
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7 comments:
You are very lucky to live in such a wonderful place. I have been to Thailand once and I like the warm and friendliness of the local people there..
ayan okay na blog mo at wala na yong persitent rss widget..sige next blog about loy krathong ha? go to Chao phraya and get on the boat. It's very fun. Then take a photo of tbe beautiful bridge. Good luck. Ingat, God bless
Thanks, scribbler for the great help and suggestions. Just got back to Bangkok from the north. guess what? i have lots to post about it - northern-style food, architecture, fashion, etc. yes, i will write about loy kratong. don't you know that chiangmai has the best loy kratong celebration? if i didn't miss my jako then i would have stayed there longer with my team who hae extended their stay their just because of this great festival.
yes, joops, we're lucky. it's really an amazing place! if you and rose with your cute kids plan to visit thailand again, just tell us.
my gosh...look how gorgeous those structures are...very impressive...I would like to visit there someday...ehhehe!
honga pala te, have you been to the floating market?
It'll be my pleasure to show around here, dhemz. yup, i've been to floating markets before. i'll post about it next time. so busy preparing for my thesis pa kc hehehe!
Such beautiful architecture. Thanks so much for sharing these photos.
I feel like I am visiting without having to fly :)
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