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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[435]
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         		 The historical park is very well kept. Within it's walls are 21 historical sites and there are an additional 70 within a 5km radius-- this was a HUGE ancient city: by sglass, Views[137]
     
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         		 A standing Buddha symbolizes him bestowing blessings or taming evil forces: by sglass, Views[190]
         		 This is an original Buddha statue and is 9 meters high-- we are still at the main Wat Mahathat: by sglass, Views[166]
         		 Many aspects of architecture here are reminiscent of Khmer architecture at Angkor: by sglass, Views[153]
         		 Sukothai is considered the first independent Thai kingdom. It emerged during the 13th century as the nearby Khmer kingdom of Angkor was beginning to decline- the Thai people actually invaded and carried off many Khmer artisans, intellectuals, dancers, etc. to bring to their own capital: by sglass, Views[157]
     
    This must be what standing in the Parthenon feels like: by sglass, Views[126]
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         		 This is from the middle of Wat Mahathat- the crown jewel of Sukothai and one of the best examples of ancient Thai architecture: by sglass, Views[134]
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    Buddhas like this were EVERYWHERE (as you'll see in all the pics): by sglass, Views[122]
         		 Archaeology heaven!: by sglass, Views[138]
         		 Joe is kindly documenting all of this via video, while I'm in charge of photos: by sglass, Views[176]
         		 You are free to walk/bike/drive throughout different zones of the park, each of which have multiple temples and ruins of other buildings: by sglass, Views[141]
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    Sukothai means
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         		 On our way to the first (of many) temple ruins!: by sglass, Views[143]
         		 Map of the ancient site turned historic park of Sukothai : by sglass, Views[146]
     
    5 ) A new novice bows in prayer, as he leaves the world he knows for a simple, unfamiliar life and a higher calling. : by chros, Views[164]
         		 4) Novice monks form a long moving line, making their way through the throng of well wishers. They modestly bow and avert looking into the eyes of the donor, as they accept money that will aid them in their future, minimalistic existence. : by chros, Views[238]
         		 3) After taking their vows, this young boy tepidly examines his new garments. The monks help each boy to dress in their new saffron coloured robes, which signify their new life’s path. : by chros, Views[248]
         		 2) Inside, the temple is filled with monks, dignitaries and the family members of the 65 boys that are commencing with the ordination ceremony to become novice monks. The boys wear white robes for the days prior to their ordination, where they learnt of the rigors of their future life and that represent Brahmanism, the religion before Buddha’s enlightenment. With newly shaven heads and white strings about the wrists for good luck, they kneel holding their new robes. : by chros, Views[304]
         		 1) The ornate Buddhist pagoda of Phra Maha That Kaen Nakhon, rises majestically 80 meters above Khon Kaen, Thailand. Although apparently deserted, this morning’s air is filled with the chanting that foretells of the millenniums old ceremony held within.: by chros, Views[759]
     
    The mood of the protest site was changing constantly. Here some protesters are sharing ice creams and laughing.: by bardoo100, Views[122]
         		 The protesters had occupied the financial district of Bangkok. Here they are moving towards the clash zone. : by bardoo100, Views[122]
         		 Soldiers taking stock of their equipment a few hours before the riot erupted. It is still in question now whether the soldiers were using only rubber bullets or live rounds.: by bardoo100, Views[188]
         		 I had been at the monorail station opposite the protest site for about 3 or 4 hours. It was sunrise and commuters were going to work. The soldiers had arrived about an hour before I did.: by bardoo100, Views[155]
         		 I was in Bangkok during the Red Shirt Protests a few years ago. This was taken at about 3:00 AM. The protester is watching the army set up in the monorail station at the opposite side of the road.: by bardoo100, Views[106]
     
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    Among the plantations of the Akha Ama cooperative in northern Thailand, some 14 families have joined together to promote a future in sustainable agriculture. : by sobremesainspain, Views[627]
         		 Two Akha women take a moment to rest between their six-hour days in the coffee fields and their numerous domestic responsibilities. Females play a large role in Akha society and culture. : by sobremesainspain, Views[525]
         		 One of the secrets to the high quality crop grown in the Akha village is the access to fresh spring water. Cleaning the coffee cherries is imperative, however the purity of the water is also important to the livelihood of the community. : by sobremesainspain, Views[523]
         		 High in the mountainous region of northern Thailand, tucked majestically among fertile red clay and copious foliage lies the Akha village, a hill tribe and ethnic minority. They cultivate coffee and stone fruits, sustaining themselves through an entrepreneurial venture run by an ex-monk turned university student, visionary and son of the 'Akha Ama' (Akha mother). : by sobremesainspain, Views[681]
         		 Do you ponder where your cup of coffee comes from? How it got to you, or how many miles it traveled? Do you imagine the people, villages or the color of the soil behind your 'Christmas blend'? I wanted to learn more about my consumption practices and set out to discover the truths behind a single estate coffee plantation, Akha Ama in Thailand. : by sobremesainspain, Views[631]
     
    this was chained in someones yard in Ko Chaing Thailand, I used to go and see him or her dont know every day , and yea one board elephant the boy would come play with him when he made enough noise.: by glennyboy, Views[298]
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