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    Woman selling baggies of pond creatures. You are supposed to buy one and then set the poor animals free in the nearby pond. This brings you good kharma.: by sglass, Views[82]
         		 We came to a pond where a woman was selling baggies containing 1 of each: a frog, fish, and eel. Joe buys a bag.: by sglass, Views[99]
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         		 Apparently this is a very famous Buddha statue: by sglass, Views[189]
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         		 This was my favorite of the temples at Sukothai: by sglass, Views[87]
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    Stray dogs everywhere (as usual)... Joe tries to befriend one: by sglass, Views[114]
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         		 Very similar imagery to Angkor: by sglass, Views[107]
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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[106]
     
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         		 Wat Si Sawai- the three towers are called
         		 by sglass, Views[79]
         		 This is a Khmer-style temple: Wat Si Sawai: by sglass, Views[107]
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         		 Enjoying biking around the park: by sglass, Views[95]
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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[111]
         		 Getting fed up with Joe taking so many photos of me haha: by sglass, Views[110]
         		 Another couple biking like we were- best way to get around!: by sglass, Views[170]
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         		 Bridge out to an island temple: by sglass, Views[109]
         		 Many of the temple ruins are located on little islands amid ponds and accessed via cute little bridges: by sglass, Views[137]
     
    by sglass, Views[138]
         		 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[128]
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    These bell/conical shaped structures are called chedis: by sglass, Views[150]
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    Dwarfed by ancient columns and Buddhas-- love it!: by sglass, Views[133]
         		 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[143]
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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[168]
     
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    This picture is simple, it doesn’t matter how far up the mountain you go, Doi Thannon the highest point in Thailand you will still find markets and gawjuz architecture its such a colorful place. There is music and laughter, the relaxation I found on this mountain I can not truly explain.: by inthenorth, Views[291]
    This picture is simple, it doesn’t matter how far up the mountain you go, Doi Thannon the highest point in Thailand you will still find markets and gawjuz architecture its such a colorful place. There is music and laughter, the relaxation I found on this mountain I can not truly explain.

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