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         		 Apparently this is a very famous Buddha statue: by sglass, Views[272]
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    This was my favorite of the temples at Sukothai: by sglass, Views[157]
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         		 Stray dogs everywhere (as usual)... Joe tries to befriend one: by sglass, Views[201]
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    Very similar imagery to Angkor: by sglass, Views[179]
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         		 Apparently this was originally a Hindu temple which was later retrofitted for Buddhism-- this happened all the time all over SE Asia, with shifts back and forth depending on which culture/religion was in power at the time: by sglass, Views[211]
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         		 Wat Si Sawai- the three towers are called
     
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         		 This is a Khmer-style temple: Wat Si Sawai: by sglass, Views[188]
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         		 Enjoying biking around the park: by sglass, Views[198]
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         		 This kid had a pretty good seat. Just like Angkor, you're allowed to scramble over pretty much everything: by sglass, Views[214]
         		 Getting fed up with Joe taking so many photos of me haha: by sglass, Views[211]
     
    Another couple biking like we were- best way to get around!: by sglass, Views[279]
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         		 Bridge out to an island temple: by sglass, Views[205]
         		 Many of the temple ruins are located on little islands amid ponds and accessed via cute little bridges: by sglass, Views[274]
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         		 The best way to see the majority of the park in a day is to rent bicycles! We paid about $2 each for bikes for the whole day: by sglass, Views[237]
     
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         		 These bell/conical shaped structures are called chedis: by sglass, Views[262]
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         		 Dwarfed by ancient columns and Buddhas-- love it!: by sglass, Views[230]
         		 An ancient city outside of Bangkok- Ayuthaya- is another archaeologically significant capital of Thailand, but our guidebook (and other travelers) suggested it was not as well preserved or interesting as Sukothai, so we chose to come here.: by sglass, Views[328]
     
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         		 The intricate carvings and statues were everywhere, but Thailand, like every other SE Asian country, has had trouble with looting of its archaeological sites: by sglass, Views[305]
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         		 A seated Buddha represents him teaching or meditating. If his right hand is pointed towards the earth (like here), he is shown subduing the demons of desire. : by sglass, Views[568]
     
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