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    Daily prayers are a big part in the life of a monk. Although their standard education makes them go abroad, their religious progress is what they are most concerned with.: by monks, Views[252]
         		 A long way from home two young Laotian monks are engrossed in their studies in one of the numerous monasteries in Chiang Mai in Thailand. They are two of the lucky ones who were allowed to go to Northern Thailand to get a better education. Most of the monks come from poor families who cannot support their child on their own and therefore send it to a monastery. : by monks, Views[198]
         		 A young monk looks out of the window of Xieng Thong Temple in Laos' capital Luang Prabang. The educational opportunities for monks in Laos are limited. If he is lucky he might get the chance to study in Northern Thailand like some of his fellow monks. : by monks, Views[281]
         		 A sanctuary for tigers. The monks and tigers lives in harmony in this sanctuary since it was founded in 1994. Tiger Temple located in Saiyok district of western Thailand.: by layboyzx, Views[468]
         		 A go go girl stares into distance as her colleagues try and lure tourists in.: by fariha, Views[677]
     
    A guard remains unmoving and expressionless as tourists pose with him.: by fariha, Views[294]
         		 Man goes about his business of delivery on a bike as tourists walk past.: by fariha, Views[211]
         		 A woman seems oblivious of the hilarious sign displayed along her cart.: by fariha, Views[247]
         		 A local seems contemptuous of the tourists as the well-groomed dog looks on. : by fariha, Views[215]
         		 Fireworks being set off above Old Sukothai in honor of the Thai Queen's birthday!: by sglass, Views[418]
     
    Joe decides to try his luck fishing again! This time off the middle of a bridge in New Sukothai (the modern town built up next to Old Sukothai where the historic park is). A fireworks show begins in the distance!: by sglass, Views[312]
         		 One final Buddha shot before we bike back through the park, return the bikes and catch a ride back to our hotel: by sglass, Views[309]
         		 It was silent here-- just people's cameras clicking and the occasional bird-- a very peaceful spot: by sglass, Views[294]
         		 Oh Joe... (no he did not actually touch it-- he just likes to tease me): by sglass, Views[314]
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         		 Shoeless, admiring fingers: by sglass, Views[87]
         		 The Buddha's famous tapering fingers! Each of these is as long as I am tall!: by sglass, Views[99]
     
    Very impressive: by sglass, Views[78]
         		 Entering the skinny passage (after removing our shoes) and looking up at the Buddha: by sglass, Views[83]
         		 Why hello Buddha!: by sglass, Views[77]
         		 This whole place, but especially this temple had a very mystical feeling about it-- just like Angkor Wat: by sglass, Views[86]
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    You can begin to see the massive (and famously photographed) Buddha statue seated inside : by sglass, Views[123]
         		 Heading up to Wat Si Chum- our final temple: by sglass, Views[95]
         		 Approaching our final temple (one of the most popular ones for tourists) and the drive up to it is packed with vendor stalls selling trinkets & (mostly) crap: by sglass, Views[124]
         		 More remains as we bike along a road heading out to our last temple stop: by sglass, Views[107]
         		 There was a Thai couple doing a photo shoot here-- engagement shots? We saw another photo shoot of what were obviously wedding photos :-): by sglass, Views[77]
     
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         		 Biking around outside the park-- remains of temples and structures just litter the countryside!: by sglass, Views[89]
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         		 We really liked this one as well-- who doesn't love elephants?: by sglass, Views[77]
         		 Wat Chang Lom- surrounded by 36 (restored) elephant sculptures: by sglass, Views[118]
         		 Nice herd of Asian cows grazing in the park: by sglass, Views[114]
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    We move outside the park and bike past this very cool structure: by sglass, Views[111]
         		 Jumping picture for Izzie!: by sglass, Views[110]
         		 Tree picture for Mrs. Epstein!: by sglass, Views[111]
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    Some of these temples and chedi are still used today for praying/offerings: by sglass, Views[146]
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         		 I love this statue: by sglass, Views[116]
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         		 An amazing carved statue at another temple- I think it's Wat Sa Si? It was hard to keep track!: by sglass, Views[134]
     
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