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Thailands Wats Temples and Mosques As well as the ubiqutous Buddhist temples, this area caters for all places of worship in Thailand. Post your pictures and thoughts of the Wats and chedis, churches, Hindu Temples and mosques of Thailand. Feel free to discuss theological issues and enlighten yourself. Learn what is involved in becoming a Monk in Thailand. Did you go to a Thailand Buddhist retreat to learn to meditate? Or visit the ancient ruins of Sukhothai. Or maybe helped out at the tiger temple in Kanchanaburi. Tell us about it here.

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Old 07-01-2009, 06:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Lopburi's Monkey temple

i went to another Khmer style temple in Lopburi as a day trip, before going to Sukhothai
Prang Sam Yot - it was the only decent worthwhile picture i could take, unless i stayed the night and seen the floodlights shine it up


Monkey trouble






I then went and saw the Former Royal palace built 1667 and 1677.






servant quarters.


Elephant stables




Wat Phra Si Ratana Mahathat








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